Energy-sector stocks are feeling no love from Wall Street
Breakfast with Benjamin: The energy sector has the highest level of short interest since 2008. Plus: Apple's market value tops $700 billion and already talk turns to the $1 trillion mark, Carl Icahn says Apple is already there, and is it time to rethink filing taxes online?
- Energy-sector stocks are finding almost no love from Wall Street. The shorts are piled up like a Fourth of July sale at the Gap. Highest level of short interest in the sector since 2008
- Just as quickly as Apple Inc.’s market value tops $700 billion, it is worth pondering about the company reaching the trillion-dollar mark. Will it take the iPhone 7, 8, or 9S to get there? ‘It’s still a big jump from here’
- Then, there is Carl Icahn’s math. He thinks Apple is already worth $1.3 trillion. Even after making $1.3B on AAPL in three months, Icahn wants more from his investment
- Is it even worth the risks anymore to file taxes online? Imagine somebody filing your taxes before you do, and then getting your refund
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