Viewpoints: How to trade earnings

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FIDELITY VIEWPOINTS ® WEEKLY EDITION: March 8, 2019 How to trade earnings A stock can make a big move on an earnings announcement. Here's a trader's guide to earnings. Read more CHART OF THE WEEK Europe in flux? The European Commission recently slashed its growth forecast for all the region's major economies. Read more RETIREMENT Social Security and working If you plan to work in retirement, know what it could mean for your Social Security benefits and tax bill. Read more INVESTING IDEAS Diversify with fixed income Bond markets offer opportunities to position portfolios for the long term. Read more INVESTING IDEAS Investing as GDP cools As the economy slows, companies gaining share in large addressable markets could hold a key. Read more LEARNING CENTER Understanding VIX ETFs Here's a rundown of some of the unique aspects and challenges to consider with VIX ETFs. Read more Trading in ATP We demonstrate the various tools and capabilities that are available in Active Trader Pro, as well as how to customize them for your unique trading style. Register now Be the first to know. Subscribe to receive notifications of upcoming trading and investing webinars. View more: Market Insights >           Investing Ideas >           Retirement >           Personal Finance >           Financial Basics >           Wealth Management >           Active Investor >

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