Prev Close | 114.93 |
Open | 114.95 |
Day Low/High | 114.93 / 115.00 |
52 Wk Low/High | 60.62 / 114.76 |
Volume | 655.29K |
Prev Close | 114.93 |
Open | 114.95 |
Day Low/High | 114.93 / 115.00 |
52 Wk Low/High | 60.62 / 114.76 |
Volume | 655.29K |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 42.61B |
Market Cap | 4.90B |
P/E Ratio | 71.55 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
A string of downbeat earnings reports suggests weak telecom capital spending will take a toll on many companies. That includes some optical component high-flyers.
This is what we need to stop treading water and move this market to a tradable low.
Even good news flow isn't creating enough buying to produce a decent trend.
I remain woefully underinvested, but what I do have is working.
I am focusing on stock picking, as the indices are still stuck in a trade range.
Some big-cap names are doing well, but market follow-through is unimpressive.
The pockets of great stock picking have dried up.
Technology stocks dominate the bearish ledger this week.
November is likely to be a slow month for IPOs, amid uncertainty surrounding the U.S. presidential election, according to Nelson Griggs, executive vice president of global listings at Nasdaq.
Both senior and junior growth stocks are doing nothing but letting us down.
You have to dig below the surface and develop a feel for what stocks are leading.
Opportunities for big plays are limited, despite all the green on the screens.
These two are the mighty test cases of tech right now.
The stock shows early respect for technical indicators.
Equities are holding up well, despite concerns that good economic news increases the chances of a rate hike.
Look for the jobs report to get clues of an interest rate hike.
But they have squandered market opportunities before.
There isn't anything overtly wrong with the market but that lack of energy does raise concerns.
We tend to attach a stigma to losing trades.
You cannot change the market by yourself, and you will just end up losing if you try.
These stocks present buying opportunities.
The market is repeating a cycle we have seen many times in recent years.
Acacia could be poised for yet another move higher.
It's challenging to put cash to work but I'll keep digging.
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The setup seen today in these four stocks can be found among many other equities.
If the market closes weak today, it will be marked with an exclamation point.
These are my top fall-and-rise stories for the 10 days leading up to and immediately following next week's Federal Reserve meeting.
Rethink the way you look at selling and it can completely change your outlook on the market.
Is the party over? It's time to protect capital.