In this piece I touch on Boeing's upcoming earnings announcement and provide commentary on the company.

While there are signs that the travel business has finally bottomed out -- and some expectations of improvement next year -- any significant recovery in traffic or pricing for the nation’s hotel, resort and airline operators seems likely to take a while.

Did this week go super slow or was it just me? I can’t wait till the close. Tonight my wife is renting a movie and we’ll be enjoying a quiet night at home. Asian stocks took a hit overnight. The Hang Seng was off 0.13% and the Nikkei was down 2.64%. European stocks however were mixed earlier this morning. And here in the US we’re currently trading lower.Here’s what I’m focused on (other than the approaching weekend):Rite Aid (RAD): I continue to pay attention to the large drugstore chain for a couple of reasons. First I always like to ...

Among the companies whose shares are expected to see active trade in Wednesday’s session are AutoZone, Bank of America, Ford, H.B. Fuller, General Mills, J.P. Morgan Chase, Novo Nordisk and Seagate.

U.S. stocks maintain modest gains, bolstered by sectors including consumer discretionary, which is lifted in part by cruise line operator Carnival Corp.'s hiking its profit forecast for the year.

NOTE TO EDITORS: The Following Is an Investment Opinion Being Issued by WallStSense.com

NOTE TO EDITORS: The Following Is an Investment Opinion Being Issued by Benchmark Journal.