Prev Close | 37.98 |
Open | 37.91 |
Day Low/High | 37.50 / 37.98 |
52 Wk Low/High | 22.00 / 40.13 |
Volume | 96.61K |
Avg Volume | 281.70K |
Prev Close | 37.98 |
Open | 37.91 |
Day Low/High | 37.50 / 37.98 |
52 Wk Low/High | 22.00 / 40.13 |
Volume | 96.61K |
Avg Volume | 281.70K |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 38.98M |
Market Cap | 1.49B |
EPS | 0.50 |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | 0.40 (0.97%) |
Here's a look at the three tranches.
Overall performance is still better than both the S&P 500 and Russell 2000, but the gaps have narrowed considerably.
These 12 companies likely saw their shares hurt by tax-loss selling at the end of 2018, but most are outperforming the market so far this year.
These 12 companies likely saw their shares hurt by tax-loss selling at the end of 2018, but most are outperforming the market so far this year.
A rising market obviously doesn't hurt these issues that were hammered in 2018, but most also are outperforming a couple key market indices.
So far nine are in positive territory, and are up an average of just over 11%.
With eight of the 12 names in positive territory so far, up an average of 3.2%, they are off to a decent start.
I will be providing occasional updates on the 12 names, and it should be an interesting ride.
The fundamentals are there, supported by earnings. Let's look at the charts.
The stock looks poised to reverse to the upside.
Six Flags' and Denny's balance sheets will withstand a spike in gas prices or interest rates, says James Gellert, CEO of Rapid Ratings.
Investors should track companies with solid earnings growth, but avoid speculative ventures.
Boise Cascade and ZAIS Financial are two IPOs that will benefit from the improving homebuilding sector.