News affects stock performance

How News affects the performance of a stocks.

You should always watch out for news about stocks News. 


It can move stocks. One day your favorite stock is on top of the world, about to launch a new product, and then BAM, the next thing you know it's halted for trading. 

That's because news can affect stocks in several ways. Market makers decide when to halt trading based on new information released to the market. 

This information can be anything from financial statements to details about a rumor about another company that could directly or indirectly affect the share price of your stock. 

Make sure you're not trading on an empty stomach: before you make any trades, check out what has happened to the stock recently (pumped up with features) and then decide whether you are buying in or selling out.

Example: Jan 18th, 2022.

Microsoft Corp.  plans to acquire Activision Blizzard Inc.  in its largest deal yet as it looks to boost its gaming business and capture opportunities in the metaverse.

The technology giant announced Tuesday that it would purchase the videogame publisher for $95 a share in an all-cash transaction that values Activision at $68.7 billion . The per-share bid represents a 45% premium to Friday's closing price of $65.39.

The deal is Microsoft 's (MSFT)largest at more than double the value of its $26.2 billion merger with LinkedIn that was announced in 2016.

 

Activision shares (ATVI) are up 27% in morning trading Tuesday, while Microsoft shares are off 0.2%.

 

$AVTI Did 43% in 5 Minutes premarket!

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