The Fool's Look Ahead
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Toys, joys, and noise will rock your world next week.
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Chips, dips, and paperclips are going to rock your world next week.
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Here's a ticker we've been watching.
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The beginning of the year is traditionally a time to look back, and, for the brave of heart, to make a few predictions looking forward.  Lacking the requisite bravery, I'll just quote something that the Economist wrote recently: Rejoice: the embrace of âopennessâ by firms that have grown fat on closed, proprietary technology is something weâll see more of in 2008.  Now, had this "fearless prediction" been made a year ago, I would have been impressed, because 2007 has turned out to be the year when everyone, it seems, wants to be open. read more
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The money is coming. Profit from where it will go.
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Plus: eBay warns of weaker 2008 results...Motorola profit shrinks, phone forecast dims...Apple posts good Q1, despite slow iPod sales...Microsoft expected to post healthy profits.
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Plus: Toshiba earnings dip, chip outlook dims...Verizon boosted by wireless, fiber...Nintendo outlook positive.
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The Motley Fool - Payments facilitator and online banking software provider Online Resources (Nasdaq: ORCC - News) is scheduled to report Q2 2006 earnings Monday afternoon. Want to know what Wall Street expects to see? Read on. Want to know what really matters? Read on a bit more.
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Views you can use to get clues on Tuesday's news.
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A look ahead at issues and events likely to make headlines in the coming year.
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Spotting the clues to buy before stocks rise.
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Which ones are going to make it big in the year ahead?
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The holiday leaves us a short trading week as a present. Let's unwrap it to see what's in store for us.
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A Fool continues his look into the guts of the major investment banks.
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Food, fake fights, and finance will color in the week that lies ahead.
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A Fool learns that one great metric for a company does not make for an automatic buy.
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What current interest rates mean for the average Fool.