Global Payments Inc.

Here are the stocks making the biggest market moves midday.

Here are the stocks making the biggest market moves midday.

These stocks are the biggest market movers today.

Technology stocks have slumped this year, with the S&P 500 IT index falling 21%. Bank of America lists some picks among them.

Some fintech companies can continue to thrive near-term, even as economic growth slows, Wells Fargo analysts say.

'Eventually, we believe inflation will cause a recession, regardless of what the Fed chooses to do,' he wrote to his investors.

Southwest Air, T-Mobile, PayPal, Caesars, Activision, Qorvo and Match are also on the Barron's undervalued list.

Despite the pandemic, supply-chain woes and rising inflation, things still went right last year for many smart investors.

Bank of America identifies 13 stocks that may suffer from tax-loss selling through Oct. 31 and then rebound afterward.

General Mills, Citrix Systems, Kadmon, ICU Medical and Global Payments are five top stocks for Wednesday.

Jim Cramer cautions against giving in to emotions or laziness. Discipline and homework are critical to a successful investing strategy.

Cramer said he never thought he'd be saying this on TV, but prudence is a virtue -- and it could save you a fortune.

Global Payments said it has agreed to acquire Zego in an all-cash deal valued at $925 million to get into the real estate vertical.

Global Payments' negotiations to merge with Fidelity National have broken down, a media report says.

UBS initiates coverage of Square, Global Payments and Fiserv with buy ratings.

Jim Cramer says save the bubble-talk for the bathtub. The money investors can make in the market is real, and due to ingenuity, competitiveness and economic growth.

Investors are facing a lot of cross currents from the White House and beyond.

Electronic payment technology company Global Payments formally announces it will buy credit card transaction firm Total System Services in an all-stock deal, marking the third big merger in the electronic payments industry this year.

Stocks end sharply lower as Trump says the U.S. isn't ready to make a trade deal with China, yield curve inverts further.

The charts of the provider of payment technology and software indicate its stock still needs to do work to establish a floor.

Market participants are starting to believe that the banking crisis is under control. Whether or not that is true remains to be seen.

Here's an option play in the under-valued name.

Here's what I recommend.

With the Russell 2000 up, it set the stage for a positive week for the Stocks Under $10 portfolio, especially for Alkaline Water and Nokia shares.

Let's review the charts and indicators.

Here's where traders could go long GPN.

During this mixed week, we saw double-digit gains for Nokia, Energy Recovery, Coty and Rada Electronics but declines in AXT Inc., Cantaloupe, Juva Life and Regulus Therapeutics.

The bulk of our holdings moved nicely higher last week, especially Coty, Durect Corp., Rada Electronic.

We like how FISV is a fin-tech play without the sky-high valuations of some others in digital payments like SQ and PYPL.

We saw positive moves for holdings FTCH, MOBL, NOK, and secured a fat win in ADT shares, but saw a double-digit retreat in OVV.

April was a positive month for the portfolio as every single position moved higher.

We've seen some high quarterly dividend increases of late, so let's pick out the crème of the crop.

We exited one position during a mixed week for the portfolio.

Rest up for a busy week that includes earnings from Apple, Facebook and Starbucks.

We exited a position last week for a nice gain as the market continued to rise.

GPN has rallied 352% over the past five years.

While traditional retail lags, these portfolio positions benefit from the e-commerce trend and have little direct exposure to sourcing concerns or tariff on goods.

PayPal's stock price is still in a strong uptrend, with the $120-$125 area the next price target.

Stocks are riding a two-week losing streak as 10-year Treasury yields flirt with 5%.

Consumer-based inflation expectations are running at the highest levels since 2008.

Doug McMillon is putting himself in front of a potential issue in 2025.