Five players on Wall Street values: Facebook, Citi, J & J, Visa and Microsoft
Wall Street started the week with optimism and ignoring the losses from the sell in the technology sector last week . Retail sales in March rose 1.1 percent, well above expectations and Citigroup results have convinced the market.
Citigroup - The bank has achieved earnings per share of $ 1.30 per share , if we exclude extraordinary costs , on revenue of 20.100 billion, beating estimates of $ 1.14 per share on revenue of 19.360 billion.
Facebook - Facebook is poised to become a financial institution that allows mobile payments through remittances or money through the social network, according to the Financial Times .
Visa - Robert W. Baird has upgraded its recommendation on the processor card transaction to overcome from neutral.
Microsoft - Deutsche Bank has downgraded the software company from buy to hold .
Johnson & Johnson - Waiting to meet its quarterly results tomorrow , Jefferies downgraded the pharmaceutical company to hold from buy
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