Palo Alto slumps on slower sales growth
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Equity fund outflows pass $100bn in 2016
Further $9.2bn shed in week ending May 25 despite brighter data
- The Long View Equities accentuate the positive for May
- Banks’ research disclaimers don’t do it
US discounters rise on robust earnings
Dollar Tree and Dollar General gain on higher customer traffic
Intuit shares stumble on growth concerns
Energy sector performs strongly as US oil approaches $50 a barrel
Liquid alt funds disappoint investors
Strategy falls short as assets in US stagnate and many lose money
Dick’s Sporting Goods shares power ahead
Urban Outfitters, Walmart and Cisco rise despite broader sell-off
Tesla jumps after Goldman Sachs backing
US stocks edge ahead in choppy trading session
Lending Club continues precipitous fall
Broad market weakness as strong data push up chances of rate rise
US companies step up share buybacks
Market tumult spurs first-quarter moves by likes of Apple and GE
Freeport-McMoRan gains ground on upgrade
Energy sector given a boost from crude price forecasts
Mark Spitznagel beats tail risk drum
Libertarian hedge fund manager seeks to profit from extreme risks
Nvidia climbs amid auto division optimism
Utilities the only US sector to stay in black over the week
Global equities suffer investor flight
Outflows hit nearly $90bn in 2016 as funds retreat
Kohl’s drags US department stores lower
Stocks slip as Apple’s decline weighs on broader market
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