Prev Close | 62.05 |
Day Low/High | 58.51 / 63.75 |
52 Wk Low/High | 31.00 / 98.09 |
Prev Close | 62.05 |
Day Low/High | 58.51 / 63.75 |
52 Wk Low/High | 31.00 / 98.09 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 184.45B |
Market Cap | 11.45B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
While the market is trying to auction higher, it isn't doing a particularly great job.
This is what I cut my teeth on, but it's fallen out of favor, undeservedly.
A roundup of how commodities are doing.
Jim Cramer believes shares of Boeing are set to move higher following the company's second quarter profit report.
There are plenty of doubters about the market and its record highs.
Let me give you the unassailable themes.
Stock valuations have hit levels that require a phenomenal amount of hopefulness.
At a certain point, anecdotal evidence piles up to the point that it becomes empirical.
I made my second generational low call in seven years today. Peak Bonds. And a generational low in yields has possibly been reached. Peak Greed! Buyers live higher and sellers live lower in a marketplace dominated by machines and algos. Price moment...
Autos here and abroad, airlines, oil … the list goes on.
But the fact that the ETFs are still attracting inflows should underpin this market.
Brighter days are ahead for Alcoa in Europe, according to Jim Cramer.
A look at who will be up and who will down this earnings season.
U.S. stocks rose on Tuesday, as second quarter earnings season begins.
You won't believe what helped Alcoa beat second quarter earnings estimates on both the top and bottom lines: strong demand from China.
Stocks look to continue the recent rally with more gains today.
Better snap up Alcoa now, before its splits, to take advantage of both its businesses.
Alcoa handily beat Wall Street forecasts in the second quarter, posting earnings of $0.15 a share on revenue of $5.3 billion.
Alcoa kicks off earnings season, reporting after the closing bell on Monday.
There will be much better opportunities after this week in terms of volatility and potential large moves
Japanese stocks are soaring after an election victor for Shinzo Abe.
Stocks rose on a better-than-expected jobs report, but no trades for the model portfolio.
Investors are gearing up for the start of second quarter earnings season this week.
Next week will bring out Federal Reserve Presidents in droves as Alcoa leads off June-quarter earnings reports.
Wall Street closed out the holiday-shortened week with a bang.
Earnings season is a bit of a frightening specter right now.
A close below $9 is likely to tip the scales in favor of the bears.
A group of seven to 15 securities, if carefully selected, can provide all the diversification an investor needs.
All we really need to know is that the fallout from Brexit is not over.
Lingering economic and earnings uncertainties make us leery of the staying power of last week's big bounce-back in stocks.