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Alphabet (GOOGL) Soars on Court Ruling; Tesla (TSLA) Rises on Musk Pay Proposal | Zacks | Login to see the signal | |
Leveraged ETF Areas of Last Week That Are Up At least 15%SummaryAlphabet surged after a favorable U.S. court ruling easing antitrust pressure while Tesla climbed on Elon Musk’s proposed pay package; Fed rate cut bets and weak jobs data fueled a broader tech rally and leveraged ETFs outperformed. |
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Alphabet (GOOGL) Soars on Court Ruling; Tesla (TSLA) Rises on Musk Pay Proposal | Zacks | Login to see the signal | |
Leveraged ETF Areas of Last Week That Are Up At least 15%SummaryAlphabet surged after a favorable U.S. court ruling easing antitrust pressure while Tesla climbed on Elon Musk’s proposed pay package; Fed rate cut bets and weak jobs data fueled a broader tech rally and leveraged ETFs outperformed. |
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Alphabet (GOOGL) Soars After Court Rejects DOJ Push to Force Chrome Divestiture | Zacks | Login to see the signal | |
Alphabet's Stock Jumps as Antitrust Fears Ease: ETFs in FocusSummaryA federal court overruled DOJ’s proposed penalties, preventing forced divestiture of Chrome and preserving Google’s ability to pay to be default search, lifting Alphabet shares about 6% pre-market. |
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Alphabet (GOOGL) Soars, Apple (AAPL) Rallies After Judge Rejects Chrome and Android Divestiture | Reuters | Login to see the signal | |
Alphabet, Apple shares rise after antitrust rulingSummaryA judge ruled Alphabet need not divest Chrome or Android and may keep search payments to Apple, lifting GOOGL sharply and sending AAPL higher as investors welcome avoidance of structural antitrust remedies. |
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Alphabet (GOOGL) Soars, Apple (AAPL) Rallies After Judge Rejects Chrome and Android Divestiture | Reuters | Login to see the signal | |
Alphabet, Apple shares rise after antitrust rulingSummaryA judge ruled Alphabet need not divest Chrome or Android and may keep search payments to Apple, lifting GOOGL sharply and sending AAPL higher as investors welcome avoidance of structural antitrust remedies. |