Before U.S. markets open next Monday, these three firms are expected to report their quarterly results.

Thursday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Albertsons Companies, Alphabet, Apple, Coinbase Global, Danaher, Enphase Energy, GE HealthCare Technologies, General Electric, McDonald's, Microsoft, PulteGroup and Tesla.

Investors are worried, and now may be the time to take profits and move to safer stocks that pay big dependable dividends. These eight top safe-haven stocks look like solid ideas for nervous investors as they should continue to fare well.

Meta Platforms reported a solid beat on both the top and bottom lines after markets closed on Wednesday, sending shares up more than 10% in Thursday's premarket.

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While the share price performance of employment agency Robert Half International (US:RHI) still disappoints stakeholders, potentially bullish rumblings in the screener for unusual stock...

Two U.S.-based oil supermajors, one a Dow stock, are set to report earnings before markets open on Friday. They will be joined by a venerable U.S. steelmaker.

After markets close Thursday, one struggling Dow Jones industrial and a tech mega-cap will report earnings, along with a leading mobile carrier and a top solar energy stock.

Goldman Sachs sees these three top cloud software stocks as poised to take off for the rest of the year. All three have been pounded and are offering outstanding entry points for aggressive growth investors now.

After a down day Tuesday, Wednesday was shaping up more positively, thanks to positive earnings reports from two tech biggies, with two more still to come this week.