Prev Close | 57.90 |
Day Low/High | 53.83 / 58.53 |
52 Wk Low/High | 44.54 / 65.73 |
Prev Close | 57.90 |
Day Low/High | 53.83 / 58.53 |
52 Wk Low/High | 44.54 / 65.73 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 792.19B |
Market Cap | 45.87B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
AIG is pointed down with weak indicators and is likely to slide further.
Deutsche just isn't Lehman, but that won't prevent it scaring the heck out of us.
Sherrod Brown and Maxine Waters contend decision shows 'systemic' firms can choose more oversight or divestitures to reduce their threat to the economy.
Let's start the day by talking about why I'd suggest using bank stocks' current strength to sell or reduce your exposure to the sector. Now, my background and "street cred" in the banking industry runs deep. Back in the early 1970s when I was one of...
Be cautious on new CB longs and tighten sell-stops on existing longs.
Which insurance giant should you pick for a trade?
I screened financials for book value growth of companies trading below book value.
I prefer a bullish synthetic call.
Central bank governor Daniel Tarullo outlined some details for big 'systemically important' insurers but assured that compliance charges will be much lower those imposed on banks.
Moses (played by Mel Brooks): "The Lord, the Lord Jehovah has given unto you these 15 ... [drops one of three tablets] ... Oy! Ten! Ten commandments for all to obey!" -- History of the World, Part I Wall Street seems like a Mel Brooks film festival ...
Barclays is set to launch the megaloan at a Monday investor conference.
There has been far more selling than buying at two of my leadoff hitters.
U.S. indices were headed lower along with crude prices Tuesday.
U.S. futures have trading off to a rough start as earnings season continues in earnest.
These banks, brokerages and insurers are attractive for investors with a six- to 12-month time horizon.
These banks, brokerages and insurers are attractive for investors with a six- to 12-month time horizon.
Bob Benmosche was more than simply the right man at the right time to turn around AIG after its $182 billion bailout by Uncle Sam.
MetLife scored a huge court victory today, in its fight with financial regulators.
Consistent earnings performance is key to AIG's investment worthiness.
Finding undervalued companies that are buying back stock beats other metrics by a wide margin.
Looking at the price action and volume on 3 key financials, I can't help but think they've got trouble.
Mega insurer AIG reached a settlement with Carl Icahn this week, ending a three month public battle the latter launched about three months earlier.
AIG left the door open for Icahn Capital and John Paulson to take board seats Thursday after whiffing on earnings.
AIG's results fell far short of consensus, while it nominated 2 new directors for its board.
Another day, another sea of red in markets as oil falls and Yellen talks negative rates.
In 'What's Ahead on Wall Street' for Thursday Feb. 11, get ready for earnings from PepsiCo and WhiteWave.
This week, investors will be watching quarterly results from a host of major companies, along with Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen’s bi-annual Congressional address.