Manpower (NYSE:MAN) Is A Buy On Post-Earnings Weakness. Pinterest (NYSE: PINS) Will Be Post-Pandemic Winner Too. Italy looks to 'Super Mario' Draghi to end political crisis.

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Wednesday, February 3rd

Good Morning The equities market continued its rebound on Tuesday with the major indices all gaining at least 1.75% at the high of the day. Investors are cheering an apparent reduction in volatility and declining risks of a retail trader stampede. The historic short-squeeze in Gamestop that sparked the fear appears to have run its course but share prices for GME are still well above their December 2020 levels. The implication of Tuesday's move is more than short-term. The market, in its move higher, confirmed support at a major moving average and in turn a continuation of the uptrend. The next hurdle for the market will be resistance at the all-time high and that test may coincide with the January jobs report. The report is expected to reverse December's net job losses and will be closely scrutinized by the market.

Markets Manpower (NYSE:MAN) Is A Buy On Post-Earnings Weakness Manpower had a solid 4th quarter and I can't say I am not surprised. Not only is the core employment data, not just the weekly jobless claims or monthly payroll figures, showing steady and marked improvements from month to month Read The Full Story >>

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Markets Pinterest (NYSE: PINS) Will Be Post-Pandemic Winner Too Pinterest (NYSE: PINS) is set to report its Q4 earnings tomorrow after the bell. The online product and idea discovery platform has been one of the biggest pandemic winners; shares have roughly quadrupled since the beginning of 2020. Read The Full Story >>

Politics Italy looks to 'Super Mario' Draghi to end political crisis Italy's president met Wednesday with the former European Central Bank chief credited with saving the euro, Mario Draghi, to see if he would try to lead Italy through the coronavirus pandemic after last-ditch talks among squabbling politicians failed to produce a viable new governing coalition. ... Read The Full Story >>

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Markets It's Time to Buy Zinga (NASDAQ: ZNGA) Stock on iGaming Potential Mobile social gaming platform Zinga (NASDAQ: ZNGA) stock has been hitting record highs on the success of its gaming apps. The growth in both revenues and daily active users (DAU) can be attributed to the stay-at-home mandates triggered by COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 along with its acquisition strategy... Read The Full Story >>

Markets ASML Holding (NASDAQ: ASML) Stock is a Core Semiconductor Equipment Play Semiconductor lithography systems maker ASML Holdings N.V. (NASDAQ: AMSL) stock has been rising in a parabolic manner as the insatiable global demand for faster, cheaper, and more powerful chips continue to accelerate. Read The Full Story >>

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Politics Germany says it beat 2020 goal to cut greenhouse emissions Germany's economy minister says the country beat its target of cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 40% last year compared to 1990 levels. Peter Altmaier said figures show Germany's emissions of planet-heating gases were 42% lower in 2020 than three decades ago, confounding warnings th... Read The Full Story >>

Markets Why Your Business Plan's First Draft Is Terrible You’ve written a first draft of your business plan, and you’re getting ready to shop it around to investors. But I don’t even need to read it. I already know it’s terrible.You may consider this presumptuous of me. How could I possibly know what’s in y... Read The Full Story >>

Markets Edmunds: Whatever happened to car subscription services? Just a few years ago, car subscriptions looked like the next sure thing. Picking up on consumers' comfort with paying monthly for the likes of streaming services or phones, many automakers introduced programs that allowed people to get a new car and a variety of perks for a monthly fee. As an altern... Read The Full Story >>

Markets Anatomy of the Ideal Email Would you introduce yourself to a client without bathing, without combing or with shoes in two different colors? The way you write your email is part of your extended image , just like your social networks, your car, your office or the background of your Zoom meeting. They say a l... Read The Full Story >>

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