Prev Close | 18.03 |
Open | 19.09 |
Day Low/High | 17.19 / 19.51 |
52 Wk Low/High | 2.70 / 14.28 |
Volume | 232.48M |
Prev Close | 18.03 |
Open | 19.09 |
Day Low/High | 17.19 / 19.51 |
52 Wk Low/High | 2.70 / 14.28 |
Volume | 232.48M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 562.02B |
Market Cap | 7.89B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
As the market appeared ho-hum on the surface, much was shaking underneath and traders got a jolt.
With few exceptions, there isn't a stock that could bring down this market.
Today's hot market conjures up thoughts of two decades ago, and approaches to trading then could prove invaluable in the current environment.
Good morning one and all! I'm Chris Versace, and I'll be filling in for Doug Kass here at the Daily Diary. It may be Friday, but we've got December quarter earnings, a negative preannouncement or two and a rash of economic data, including January Fl...
My trading strategy? Figure out who is the favorite and calculate the 'line.' Here's how that works out today.
Life is unpredictable. Black Swans are unpredictable events that disrupt not just financial markets. Twelve months ago, I went to my neighbor's New Year's Eve party.
Before we get to the seasonal Christmas-New Year's slowdown that's ahead of us, there will be several earnings reports worth digging into next week. I suspect FedEx's guidance will help set the holiday spending mood, while Darden's comments will lik...
With Amazon's AWS shining a light on BB, there should be some long-term uptake in terms of the stock and BlackBerry's product.
* Are you spinning your wheels and trading too much? * Non-stop trading is a mug's game * So, don't catch the "Stock Trading Jones" * Stop dribbling and read and think more! With stock commission down to or close to zero I have noticed a lot more tr...
Eric Rosengren is less optimistic than most of his Fed peers when making estimates for forward looking unemployment or second half economic growth.
I don't think it would be too much of a stretch to imagine that too many investors, or citizens for that matter, will mind seeing March 2020 head on out of here.
You have to invest with your eyes wide open -- especially to the mirage of stock-based exchange-traded funds.
It seemed to happen overnight. People watched. People listened. People cared. About what? Individual stocks.
This week brings key results from Micron, Nike and FedEx, among others.
Turning to corporate earnings to be had next week, much like this week there will be a handful of ones to dissect ahead of the upcoming December quarter earnings bonanza that will kick off in about one month. Here are some of the ones worth watching...
Retail has proved a volatile industry as tastes and trends change -- and now there are some signs that Amazon shares could be turning vulnerable, too.
Here's a look at a few tech names whose selloffs are arguably overdone.
The lack of accurate predictability across all of these metrics is why a certain level of diversification is always necessary.
* Non-stop trading is a mugs' game * So, don't catch the "Stock Trading Jones" Speaking of my trading inactivity today, let's get back to too much trading. Here is another repost from seven years ago on this subject: This morning I want to explain ...
Key to a China trade deal will be that both sides come away from the G-20 meeting with the feeling that progress has been made, and that the schedule of tariffs has not been expanded.
As a trader, I very well may participate in Lyft stock. As an investor? No thank you.
As we head into the close, we've got a few earnings reports coming at us after the close. None of them are likely to move the market one way or another but here they are: - Oxford Industries - Progress Software - RH - Science Applications - Smart Gl...
When NVDA reports Q4 after Thursday's market close, I would prefer to buy a big selloff than see strength post-earnings and chase higher.
I still believe the company will find a concrete home in smart calls.
We are absolutely due for a rip-your-face-off rally in the wake of entering a bear market.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell appears intent to reverse a near decade's worth of policy in just a couple of years.
Users are drawn to the strong cybersecurity associated with BlackBerry's systems.