Louis Navellier shared his market views in an exclusive interview Tuesday on CNBC’s “Power Lunch.” Very smooth, steady sales and earnings growth,” Navellier said. “They are benefiting immensely from online sales.” He uses quantitative analysis to find stocks that have strong sales and positive earnings outlooks with moderate valuation multiples. He also discusses:The online auto parts marketAmazon’s grocery businessTo watch the broadcast interview in its entirety, you must be a CNBC PRO subscrib

Investors should buy Apple shares as smartphone suppliers are pointing to better-than-expected production volume for the next iPhone, according to Pacific Crest, which reiterated its overweight rating. “We continue to recommend owning AAPL. Recent checks at suppliers indicate strong initial indications of component orders for the coming iPhone cycle, which prompts an increase to our unit estimates at the high end of the iPhone lineup,” analyst Andy Hargreaves wrote in a note to clients Monday.

With the decline in interest rates perplexing to some, it may be time to look at the charts for guidance. Since the Fed raised rates on March 15, the 10-year yield has done nothing but go down. It fell from 2.62 percent March 14, to a low of 2.31 percent early Tuesday. The Fed clearly has more influence over short-end interest rates, but all rates might be expected to move higher across the curve, or at least hold steady, with the Fed in hiking mode. The 10-year could also dip below its current

This year could be one of the best for the IPO market since the dot-com boom, according to IVP General Manager Sandy Miller. The venture capitalist says he’s optimistic despite the performance of recent stocks post IPO, including Snap and Canada Goose. “There’s always a variability of opinion on companies like that we’ll see volatility but the powerful trend is there,” he said. He also sees that positive IPO trend carrying over to M&A. Particularly, in the tech sector where companies with $100 m

“Even after spending 7 years in this country, I still feel I’m not a part of mainstream America,” Jaiswal said. While many Indian immigrants enter the U.S. each year on temporary H-1B visas, permanent residency green cards are capped: Only 7 percent of green cards can be issued to nationals of each country each year. That means up to 70 percent of H-1B visa holders are competing for less than 7 percent of green cards allotted to Indians each year. Jaiswal, who got his H-1B visa in 2013, said he

In April, the month before the “sell in May” classic adage kicks in, the Dow Jones industrial average is up 1.9 percent, on average since 1950, according to Stock Trader’s Almanac. It’s done slightly better than that in April during the last eight years of this bull market, posting a 1.99 percent gain, on average, and trading higher 100 percent of the time in the month, according to Kensho. Using Kensho, we looked at which Dow members posted the best April gains, on average, during this bull mar

Apple is expected to launch new 12.9- and 10.5-inch iPad Pros in the coming months, which means there’s no better time to sell your old iPad. If you sell your device now, you’ll get the most return on your old tablet. The good news is you can still get a lot of money for your iPad, you just need to put it up for sale in the right places. Let’s take a look at some of the best places to sell used gadgets. You’ll also want to wipe all data off your gadget before you sell it.

It’s time to take control of your financial life. We dug through the iTunes App Store and picked out five apps that will help you save money, keep an eye on your finances, dip your toes in investing and even make sure your credit is in line. They’re all available for Android and iOS devices, so you’ll find support for most smartphones out there. Better yet, they’re all free.

Amazon announced a new service named Amazon Cash on Monday. It’s a great option for folks who might want to use cash on Amazon instead of linking their debit or credit card to the online service. It means that Amazon is potentially tapping a new market, too, including people who’ve held out on using Amazon for fear their bank cards might get compromised by hackers. It’s debuting at retailers around the United States, such as CVS, VG’s Grocery, Sheetz and D&W Fresh Market. Start by visiting this

Google engineers, product managers and policy wonks are trying to train computers to grasp the nuances of what makes certain videos objectionable. In addition, Google is simplifying how advertisers can exclude specific sites, channels and videos across YouTube and Google’s display network. Johnson & Johnson, for example, said it had resumed YouTube advertising in a number of countries. To train the computers, Google is applying machine-learning techniques — the underlying technology for many of

Pinterest CEO: No plans to go public Monday, 3 Apr 2017 | 3:16 PM ET | 05:30Pinterest is betting that the future of search — and search ad dollars — will not involve typing into a search bar. “A lot of the future of search is going to be about pictures instead of keywords,” Ben Silbermann, CEO of the image-sharing site, said Monday on “Closing Bell.” In its quest to win more search ad dollars, Pinterest is teaming up with Samsung. The company will power image search on Samsung’s new Galaxy S8 ph

When Verizon finishes its acquisition of Yahoo and merges it with AOL, it’ll call the combined companies “Oath,” AOL boss Tim Armstrong tweeted on Monday:It’s the latest twist in Verizon’s acquisition of Yahoo, a deal that continues to ride down a bumpy road. Yahoo has revealed several cyberattacks on its business — including a hack that affected one billion users — since Verizon announced its intentions to acquire the company. It’s not clear Verizon is planning to call the new company “Oath,” b

U.S. government debt prices were mixed on Monday as investors look ahead to fresh economic data. The yield on benchmark 10-year Treasury notes was lower at around 2.346 percent, while the yield on the 5-year Treasury note was also lower at 1.877 percent. The 30-year bond was lower with the yield at 2.978 percent.

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According to sources, Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer will not be continuing with the new company that was announced today prematurely in a tweet by AOL CEO Tim Armstrong. The new Verizon-owned entity is called Oath — we’ll get to mocking that name later in the post — and is the combination of AOL and Yahoo. CFO Ken Goldman is also departing, although on his own steam as has been expected since the Verizon-owned Oath is lousy with financial types in New York. But sources said that the leadership in Sunn

An official briefed on the probe told Reuters in Washington that the FBI believed North Korea was responsible. And Rick Ledgett, the deputy director of the National Security Agency, told reporters at an Aspen Institute event on March 15 that private sector research tying North Korea to the Bangladesh bank heist was strong. The Bangladesh Bank heist was one in a string of financially motivated cyber attacks by a division of Lazarus dubbed Bluenoroff, the Kaspersky report said. Adrian Nish, head o

A pause in the rally could be coming, says one strategist, who adds that this downturn could be a prime buying opportunity for investors. Other analysts on Wall Street have called for more market volatility in the coming months thanks to political uncertainty in the U.S. and Europe. However, Stephen Parker, head of thematic solutions at J.P. Morgan Private Bank, believes investors shouldn’t panic. “What we’re telling clients is, ‘be patient right now,'” he said last week on CNBC’s “Futures Now.

The long-anticipated meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping is finally set to take place this Thursday to Friday at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort. “China has great influence over North Korea. And China will either decide to help us with North Korea, or they won’t,” Trump told the FT. Earlier in December, Trump angered Beijing by talking to Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen and saying the the U.S. did not need to keep to the One China policy. Aside from trade, North

Three people described as transients were in custody Friday in connection with the fiery collapse of a major interstate highway bridge running through the heart of Atlanta, as officials said it would take months to repair the damage. “The repairs will take at least several months,” State Transportation Commissioner Russell McMurry told a news conference. Some 250,000 motorists use the highway each day to travel in and out of downtown Atlanta, state officials said. Hours after the collapse, drive

Protesters stormed and set fire to Paraguay’s Congress on Friday after the Senate secretly voted for a constitutional amendment that would allow President Horacio Cartes to run for re-election. Firefighters managed to control the flames after protesters left the Congress building late on Friday night. Secret SessionThe Senate voted earlier on Friday during a special session in a closed office rather than on the Senate floor. Paraguay’s measure would apply to future presidents and Cartes, a soft-