Prev Close | 131.24 |
Open | 132.44 |
Day Low/High | 131.93 / 134.66 |
52 Wk Low/High | 53.15 / 139.85 |
Volume | 78.08M |
Prev Close | 131.24 |
Open | 132.44 |
Day Low/High | 131.93 / 134.66 |
52 Wk Low/High | 53.15 / 139.85 |
Volume | 78.08M |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 16788.10B |
Market Cap | 2232.73B |
P/E Ratio | 42.40 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Looking at a painting by Renoir side by side. You see beauty. I check my watch. The same is true with economic policy.
I find his comments about China the most compelling after his salvo about racial equality.
Boosts in a few big-cap names can offset mediocre action in hundreds of smaller names. So what's happening now with the small-time investors?
Amid the vaccine rollout, we have low rates, money coming from the government to families, and a Fed committed to creating jobs. Here's what it all means for investors.
The Korean conglomerate, once the world's third largest mobile phone maker, failed to find a buyer for its loss-making business.
As I step into my role as 'Future Man,' I'm looking for undervalued stocks among the sea of supercharged tech names.
MU doesn't expect to be able to meet industry demand for either Dram or NAND memory through calendar year 2021.
Here's why the institutional stewards of capital who are taking back control of the market are salivating over a dirty old iron company.
Word is that Biden will introduce the first part of two spending plans that will likely cost anywhere from $2 trillion to $2.5 trillion over eight years.
There's an undercurrent that will grow over time, basically what tailwinds from the pandemic will stay with us after the pandemic's over.
Let's check the charts again.
How does one navigate markets as the quarter unwinds with so much drama? Here's how.
Let's review this Archegos drama and some lessons from this fickle market.
Remember always that smaller companies require bigger due diligence.
Sudden internet anger over months-old comments about Xinjiang cotton benefits Chinese apparel makers.
The chip giant is clearly thinking big under new CEO Pat Gelsinger. But a turnaround will take time to pull off.
Investors have made up their minds what's a reopening trade and what isn't and there's nothing anyone can do to change their minds.
I think it's worth examining how we can spot a bottom the next time after the inevitable selloff.
I would be a buyer of these calls.
Markets have improved from our last update. The Nasdaq is leading the way with just over a half percent gain on the day so far. The Dow is down a half percent and the S&P 500 is flat so far this Friday. The 10-Year Treasury yield is holding sturdy a...
I think Fed Chair Powell's going to be right on the transient nature of what everyone's freaking out about.
Here's why the Fed chief will probably be proven dead right in his views of inflation.
CCIV will soon bring Lucid Motors public.
Tuesday was a quirky sort of day that came ahead of the FOMC policy decision set for this (Wednesday) afternoon.
Let's see why multiple expansion plus EPS growth equals huge upside potential.
The biggest challenge is that momentum has slowed, and the major trading themes have been inconsistent.
Look for the DJIA to continue to lead the indexes in the coming weeks.