4 hours agoBulls Shrug Off Weak PayrollsBears were hoping traders would begin selling good news during September. So far it is not working out that way but stay on your toes as Septembers are historically challenging.ByJon MarkmanContributor
7 hours agoMonthly Recap (September 6, 2021)Stocks continued to power ahead with every major market average rising in August. This was led by the NASDAQ, which brushed off a sluggish start to the month to gain 4.0% overall. Conversely, the Dow Jones lost ground after peaking midway through the month and ultimately ended as the worst [...]ByTaesik YoonForbes Staff
Sep 5, 2021September NewsletterNursing home defaults are proving more costly as resident deposits in a Wisconsin default gain the upper hand.ByRichard LehmannContributor
Sep 3, 2021Forbes Dividend Investor - September 3 Weekly ReviewOur two best performers were real estate investment trusts: warehouse and distribution center landlord STAG Industrial (STAG +4.23%) and cell phone tower and fiber REIT Crown Castle International (CCI +3.94%). Fellow REITs DEI, O, and GTY were up more than 1% on the week. ByJohn DoboszForbes Staff
Sep 3, 2021Update: SAIC, September 3Science Applications International (SAIC) came out with another solid earnings report after the close of the market yesterday. Indeed, despite the lost revenue from the completion of certain contracts and the roughly $36 million that the COVID-19 pandemic shaved off the top line (from reduced [...]ByTaesik YoonForbes Staff
Sep 2, 2021Bulls Find Another Way To WinOther than the fact the rally from the August lows has been unusually relentless, there is no immediate reason to be bearish. September should be a positive month, defying its century-long reputation for trouble, doubt, paranoia and sadness.ByJon MarkmanContributor