#wall-street

#wall-street

Netflix's shares are up about 42% year-to-date and more than 550% since April 2022, indicating significant appreciation for shareholders, leading to increased expectations.

Wall Street analysts can often provide conservative estimates of revenue and earnings growth, impacting their career and investment decisions significantly.

We're seeking nominations for Business Insider's list of rising stars on Wall Street, spotlighting young talent in investment banking, investing, and sales and trading.

Bannister and the Stifel team predicted a strong market bounce just four days before the market hit its low during the COVID-19 sell-off.

Applied Materials (AMAT) enters Q2 2025 earnings with positive momentum, showing significant stock gains and expectations of year-over-year EPS growth, despite a challenging macro climate.

During this earnings season, Wall Street is keenly focused on the projections for companies reporting after the closing bell, with expectations set quite high.

“No one saw this coming,” Alan Johnson, founder of Johnson Associates, said. He elaborated, “The continued uncertainty will increase the stress levels of different firms and individuals. Will this end? When will it end? How will it end?”

Despite delivering impressive sales growth and raising targets, Palantir's stock fell significantly due to already high market expectations and valuation concerns.

"We believe that it is important that all of us spend more time together working, leading and learning from each other," BNY's leaders wrote in the memo.

Intel's warning of 'elevated uncertainty across the industry' impacted its stock, decreasing 6.8% after it provided a disappointing profit forecast despite beating early year earnings expectations.

"Developers should embrace AI disruption rather than fear it, as it presents new opportunities to enhance productivity and the coding experience."

"People didn't really give their job as much thought until, really, the summer between their junior and senior year - if then," said Schwed.

There was plenty of anger, anxiety, frustration, and fear among Wall Street’s elite at their sudden inability to influence the president and his advisers.