A dead cat bounce is when a falling stock sees a short-term recovery, but is ultimately likely to head lower. It comes from the idea that “even a dead cat will bounce if it falls from a great height.” The stock market does not move in a straight line, and there are many ups and downs whichever way a stock moves. Thus, investors would be best served understanding which stocks are more akin to dead cats than recovery bids, particularly in this market. Many stocks with horrible fundamentals could p
Tech stock investors have seen tremendous volatility over the past few years. While many stocks have soared, not al have. Thus, it is always a good idea to keep in mind which companies are worth adding to, and which are tech stocks to sell. If you look at broader indexes, that may not seem true. However, if you exclude the big cap names, it becomes very obvious that most companies in the tech sector are still finding it hard to appease Wall Street’s appetite for growth. The Russell 2000 Index, w
Investors didn't like the guidance the company proffered in its latest earnings report.