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Netflix Stock Climbed Again: Time to Buy NFLX?
by Benjamin Rains
Netflix (NFLX) saw its stock price jump once again Wednesday as part of a roughly three-week expansion that might signal investors are ready to jump all the way back into the streaming giant. So, is now the time to buy Netflix stock with its third-quarter earnings on the horizon?
Is Square a FANG Stock? & Wall Street Eyes Busy Day in Congress | Free Lunch
by Ryan McQueeney
Ryan McQueeney recaps the latest Fox-Comcast-Sky news and analyst sentiment for GoPro. He also explains why the next few days of activity in Congress will be consequential for investors. Later, he investigates Square's red-hot momentum and considers whether the stock should be in the same conversation as the FANGs.
Media Merger Mania: Fox Sells Sky Stake
by David Borun
After winning the public auction, Comcast buys the remaining shares of Sky
Company News For Sep 25, 2018
by Zacks Equity Research
Companies in the news are: CMCSA, P, DLR, ALX and SIRI
Are M&As Helping U.S. Markets Amid Trade War Fears?
by Ritujay Ghosh
This year so far has already seen quite a few big acquisitions, which is helping the broader market.
Why Did Disney (DIS) & Netflix (NFLX) Stock Jump Monday?
by Benjamin Rains
Shares of Disney (DIS) and Netflix (NFLX) surged Monday for completely different reasons. Yet their climbs highlight how important the streaming industry is and helps set up what will likely be years of comparison between the two media powers.
Merger Mania: Examining the Latest M&A News & Trends | Free Lunch
by Ryan McQueeney
Ryan McQueeney breaks down the latest merger & acquisition news involving Comcast and Sky, Pandora and Sirius XM, and Barrick Gold and Randgold Resources. He also highlights an interesting new marijuana play from biotech DNA expert Intrexon. Later, he discusses recent M&A trends and data.
M&As To Watch For
by Zacks Equity Research
M&As To Watch For
The Return of Merger Monday: CMCSA, SIRI, P & More
by Mark Vickery
Two deals this morning allow us to bring back the term "Merger Monday" once again.
Comcast (CMCSA) Outsmarts 21st Century Fox to Buy 61% of Sky
by Zacks Equity Research
Comcast's (CMCSA) bid outsmarts 21st Century Fox for European pay-TV player, Sky Plc's 61% stake in a three-round regulated auction held last Saturday.
How Will the S&P 500 Sector Reshuffle Impact Markets?
by Zacks Equity Research
Major sectors which will be affected by this overhaul are information technology, consumer discretionary and old-economy telecommunications which is now being revived as communication services sector.
Comcast, Fox Set to Decide Sky's Fate in Three-Round Auction
by Zacks Equity Research
Comcast (CMCSA) and 21st Century Fox will now participate in a three-round auction to settle the ownership of 61% stake in Sky.
Media War for Streaming Heats Up: Fox & Comcast Bid for Sky
by Zacks Equity Research
Streaming service providers are posing a threat to media giants, taking their fight to gain control over streaming to the next level.
These 4 Solid Stocks Stole the Show at the Emmy Awards
by Tirthankar Chakraborty
The Emmy award wins give streaming service providers and networks bragging rights to apply in marketing to make their shows stand out in a closely-contested TV space.
Should You Invest in the Fidelity MSCI Consumer Discretionary Index ETF (FDIS)?
by Zacks Equity Research
Sector ETF report for FDIS
AMC Partners With Fandango & Atom for Stubs A-List Ticketing
by Zacks Equity Research
AMC Entertainment (AMC) inks partnership deal with online ticketing companies Fandango and Atom Tickets to better cater to consumers' needs.
Why the Emmys Matter So Much for Netflix (NFLX)
by Benjamin Rains
Netflix (NFLX) is a streaming TV powerhouse, but in order to remain competitive long-term against HBO, Amazon (AMZN) Prime, and soon enough Apple (AAPL) and Disney (DIS), award shows like Monday night's Emmys will prove vital.
2018 NFL Season Kicks Off: Which Stocks Will Gain?
by Gourav Kanti Bagchi
The five-month long sporting event is expected to garner significant attention from Americans.
Nike (NKE) Takes Heat Off the NFL & Apple (AAPL) Partners With the NBA
by Benjamin Rains
Welcome to the latest episode of the Full-Court Finance podcast from Zacks Investment Research where Associate Stock Strategist Ben Rains evaluates Nike (NKE) amid the Colin Kaepernick saga. The episode then takes a look at Apple's (AAPL) deal with the NBA and closes with the potential impact of the NFL's next possible revenue stream.
What Should Investors Do with Twitter (TWTR) Stock After Dorsey Testimony?
by Benjamin Rains
Twitter (TWTR) CEO Jack Dorsey's testimony in Washington sent shares of TWTR down roughly 6% both Wednesday and Thursday. This helped set Twitter up for what could be its worst week since the social media company reported Q2 financial results that caused TWTR shares to tumble 20%. So, let's assess Twitter's fundamentals as the firm takes heat for its role in the ever-present "fake news" scandal.
NFL Kickoff: How Nike, Fox, & Other Football-Friendly Stocks Have Performed
by Benjamin Rains
The 2018 NFL season starts Thursday night on NBC (CMCSA), which begins a roughly five-month stretch that will see football take center stage around the country for various reasons. But with the NFL's TV ratings down and controversy surrounding the league once again, it's a great time to take a look at how shares of some of the NFL's biggest business partners, from Nike (NKE) to Fox (FOXA), have performed.
Charter Launches Spectrum Mobile Service Across its Footprint
by Zacks Equity Research
Charter's (CHTR) Spectrum Mobile service is now fully available for new and existing Spectrum Internet subscribers across its footprint.
TV Ratings Are Down, But Is the NFL Really In Trouble?
by Benjamin Rains
Welcome to the latest episode of the Full-Court Finance podcast from Zacks Investment Research where Associate Stock Strategist Ben Rains breaks down the big business behind the NFL as the league's falling TV ratings and continued controversy take center stage once again. But is the NFL really in that bad of a spot at the moment?
Can Disney Lead the Domestic Box Office to a Rebound?
by Ritujay Ghosh
Disney once again is leading the race, accounting for 33% of total domestic ticket sales from Jan 1 through Aug 31.
Amazon, Fox, & Others Are All In On the NFL: Is the League Doomed?
by Benjamin Rains
The 2018 NFL season begins Thursday, September 6 on NBC (CMCSA), which marks the start of a roughly five-month stretch that will see football take center stage. Yet, the NFL and America's favorite sport are seemingly at a crossroads, marred by controversy and declining ratings. But are things really that bad for the NFL and its business partners?