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) |
Here are some things that could move stock prices today.
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This choppiness and thin trading is making it tough if you don't catch a move right away.
I'm not inclined to make market calls, but the action on my screen is pushing me to a defensive stance.
Bears continue to have a tough time gaining traction.
That doesn't mean market will get the breakout it needs.
Bears can't keep the pressure on.
The bears will want to press their bets if we close weak.
The inability to generate sufficient momentum for new highs is concerning.
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There is hesitancy to chase, especially with the FOMC rate decision this afternoon.
Tomorrow's FOMC decision is a convenient catalyst for a move.
One of those days where we are digesting the recent action.
We are still a bit extended and it isn't surprising to see a pause.
There are still a lot of bulls with a lot of cash.
Financial engineering by central banks has corrupted the way contrary sentiment works.
Technical and macro negatives just don’t seem to matter.
Conditions are still overbought, staying stubbornly sticky to the upside.
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Keep in mind that strong action like this tends to create underlying support.
Stocks run up or down more than most people think is reasonable.
Despite the S&P 500 reaching an all-time high, there is some hesitancy to keep chasing.
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It is confluence of a number factors.
There's a transition back to stock-picking as macro matters diminish.
The Friday action was so surprising that many were poorly positioned -- and they are still scrambling to reposition.
The fabled trader went broke at times, but made a killing in 1929.
But is there reason to believe that the worst is over?