SPDR S&P Transportation ETF (XTN)

Trump's statements about potential changes to Panama Canal have raised concerns for companies involved in shipping, logistics and transportation.

J.B. Hunt shares dip after Wells Fargo cuts price target to $190, Q4 results miss expectations, and first-quarter guidance disappoints.

XPO reported Q3 results, with revenue growth of 3.7% Y/Y to $2.05B, aided by higher yield and volume increase. Adjusted EPS beat consensus at $1.02.

Ryder stock drops after reporting Q3 results with sales of $3.17B, lower than expected. Adjusted EPS beats estimates. FY24 outlook lowered.

Longshoremen are likely to drop their cargo hooks and go on strike, potentially freezing activity at some of the U.S.'s busiest ports.

Lyft expected to miss on earnings due to consumer trends and market share concerns. Analysts predict $97M EBITDA and $4.05B bookings.

ArcBest reported Q2 FY24 revenue of $1.08B, beating consensus of $1.06B. Asset-based business total tonnage per day decreased by 20.3%, and total shipments per day fell by 4.8% Y/Y.

FedEx shares fell after a global IT outage caused network disruptions. It remains unclear if FedEx's issues are related to outages at Microsoft and CrowdStrike.

J.B. Hunt Transport Services, Inc. reports lower Q2 2024 results, with operating revenue down 7% and adjusted EPS missing consensus.

Transportation stocks have hit a bump in the road this year, but these seven are set to pick up steam going forward.

Rental car companies have lost interest in EVs due to their low resale value, with Tesla's price cuts and lack of charging stations and parts.

It's U.S. Independence Day today. Happy Fourth of July and happy times to all the A.I. start-ups who received funding in Q2.

Historically, July has been bullish for stocks, particularly for the Nasdaq, which has closed positively in 10 out of the past 11 years, according to Yahoo Finance. We highlight a few ETFs that might make your portfolio enriching in July.

GameStop shares traded nearly 100% higher in pre-market trading before Monday’s official opening.

The growing need to move commodities by rail highlights the opportunity for investors to find railroad stocks to buy.

The first-quarter earnings picture for the transportation sector has been unimpressive. This is especially true as earnings of 97% of the market capitalization of the sector are down 5.4% on 1.6% revenue growth.

U.S. inflation jumped in March, surpassing expectations primarily due to higher petrol and shelter costs, dashing hopes of a June interest rate cut by the Fed.

Goldman Sachs upgrades Avis Budget to Neutral, citing lean cost base, lower EV exposure, and potential for sustained pricing growth.

After a blockbuster year, Wall Street had a weak start to 2024 due to overvaluation concerns and uncertainty about the timing of the Fed’s rate cut.

Five ETFs from different zones that are poised to outperform if the stock market continues to move higher.

The S&P 500, the Nasdaq and the Dow Jones – all underperformed in the third quarter of 2023, having lost about 3.7%, 4.1% and 2.6%. But the fourth quarter may not see such turbulent trading as it includes all-important holiday season.

The annual inflation rate in the United States accelerated for a second straight month to 3.7% in August from 3.2% in July. We suggest a few sector ETFs that can be worth investing in at a time of higher inflation.

The transportation sector has been performing remarkably well over the past few weeks on a resilient economy backed by solid consumer spending and lower unemployment. 

Here are five ETFs from different industries that have easily crushed the benchmark by wide margins so far this year.

The third-quarter earnings picture for the transportation sector has been shaping up strongly.