| Prev Close | 47.49 |
| Day Low/High | 46.42 / 47.48 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 22.14 / 49.00 |
American International Group, Inc. (AIG)
46.66
NYSE
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 862.34B |
| Market Cap | 40.95B |
| P/E Ratio | N/A |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Meet 4 Women Serving on the Boards of 4 Companies at the Same Time
Four women serve on the boards of four S&P 500 companies at the same time.
AIG Shares Rebound Despite Quarterly Earnings Miss
AIG shares rebound despite a larger-than-expected earnings miss, as its CEO seeks to reassure investors.
Intermediate Trade: AIG
I prefer a bullishly biased vertical call spread.
JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs Help Drive Dow to Record Highs
As we approach Spring, we'll be watching existing and new homes sales numbers. Home buyers will be looking to jump into the mortgage market before interest rates rise.
Attention Bears: AIG May Be Ripe for the Picking
It only feels like a matter of time before AIG breaks down under support at $65.
Avoid Facebook and Mute Twitter When Trading
Others' emotions will create opportunity for you, if you remain stoic.
American International Set for Short-Term Correction?
The pace at which shares have been rising is slowing, signaling lower prices ahead.
AIG Shares Fall on Q3 Results
AIG shares fell on Thursday following its third quarter operating income miss.
Trending Tickers: FIT, FB, WFM, AIG
Fitbit shares were down more than 30% Thursday.
Here's What Jim Cramer Expects From AIG's Earnings
Jim Cramer is keeping an eye on quarterly results from American International Group released after the markets close on Wednesday.
Checking Out Deutsche Bank Again
While I started Friday with a discussion of gold (see previous post), I ended the day with the column that follows: Don't. Do. Deutsche. Bank. OCT 7, 2016 Â 3:19 PM EDT "What we have learned from history is that we haven't learned from history." -- B...
Why Deutsche Bank Isn't Another Lehman
The regulations put in place since the financial crisis do indeed work.
Cramer: Watch Bank of America; It Will Tell You What Will Happen
Banks and insurers have surged on hopes of rate rises. What now?
Today's Good, Bad and Ugly
Tuco: I'll kill you! Blondie: [gasps out in a whisper] If you do that, you'll always be poor... just like the crazy rat that you are. -- The Good, The Bad and The Ugly Let's run down the good, the bad and the ugly in today's market so far: The Good ...
AIG's $3.3 Billion Deal Shines a Light on Radian's Value
In case you missed it, AIG announced last night that it plans to sell private-mortgage-insurance subsidiary United Guaranty to Arch Capital Group for $3.4 billion in cash and preferred stock. The sale price represents about a 9.5x multiple against U...
Morning Movers: HD, AIG, HAIN
Home Depot says its second quarter was largely boosted by momentum in housing.
Closing Bell: Crude Rallies to Four-Week High; U.S. Stocks at Records
It was another record-making trifecta for Wall Street with stocks getting a big boost from another crude rally.
Bullish and Bearish Reversals for the Week
Energy, financial and technology stocks dominate names showing potential for higher prices.
Trending Tickers: AIG, SWN, MRO, NFX
AIG shares rocketed Wednesday after the company topped analyst earnings expectations.
Cramer: Does It Have to Be All About Oil?
That's a shaky basis for a rally.
Midday Report: Oil Bounces Even as Inventories Climb; Choppy Trading
U.S. stocks inched higher after choppy early trading in which traders seemed unable to determine a direction after a days-long losing streak.
What to Watch This Week: Tesla and Ferrari Report Earnings; July Jobs Report
For the week of August 1, investors will be watching a slew of corporate earnings and the July jobs report.
Insurance Stocks: Trouble With the (Yield) Curve
Investors may finally be catching up to it.
Intermediate Trade: XLF
This trade gives ample time to see interest rates rise.
American International Group Still at Bears' Mercy
AIG is pointed down with weak indicators and is likely to slide further.
Cramer: Deutsche Will Cause (Unnecessary) Chaos
Deutsche just isn't Lehman, but that won't prevent it scaring the heck out of us.
Removing GE's 'Too-Big-to-Fail' Label Shows Wall Street Reform Works: Democrats
Sherrod Brown and Maxine Waters contend decision shows 'systemic' firms can choose more oversight or divestitures to reduce their threat to the economy.
