Session Closes in the Red Zone
Stocks slipped today on Wall Street. Caterpillar, Home Depot and Boeing led decliners on the Dow. Brands dipped on a variety of economic news.
Stocks slipped today on Wall Street. Caterpillar, Home Depot and Boeing led decliners on the Dow. Brands dipped on a variety of economic news.
Time is money, and you’ll need both if you’re returning to school as an adult. Read ways to pay for your next degree in this week’s Financial Tip.
Brands took a breather on Monday. Merck, JPMorgan Chase, Intel and Hewlett-Packard led the Dow’s descent. Stocks closed out slightly lower as investors await news this week from the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank.
On this week’s “Money Talks” we speak with Matt Hames, CTFA, CEO of Acru Wealth to discuss Acru’s change in ownership from First Cherokee State Bank to Community & Southern Bank as a result of First Cherokee’s closing by the FDIC.
The “Money Talks” hosts discuss what moved the markets and what earnings announcements mean for the average investor.
Matt Hames, CTFA, CEO of Acru Wealth discusses the trust company’s change in ownership from First Cherokee State Bank to Community & Southern Bank, as a result of First Cherokee’s closing by the FDIC.
Our Research Analysts answer questions on how earnings estimates and announcements are used by the average investor. They also weigh in on cloud computing companies.
Indices closed well into green territory on Friday. Alcoa, Caterpillar and Merck stood out among advancers on the Dow. Stocks posted gains on ECB optimism and revised GDP data.
The health care law also reformed the student loan program. We highlight the changes in today’s Marietta Daily Journal. Read the Article
New rules are changing how 401(k) plans disclose info on investments, fees, and expenses. A little history in this week’s Business Tip.