Prev Close | 109.17 |
Day Low/High | 108.28 / 111.64 |
52 Wk Low/High | 71.73 / 128.40 |
Prev Close | 109.17 |
Day Low/High | 108.28 / 111.64 |
52 Wk Low/High | 71.73 / 128.40 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 142.73B |
Market Cap | 15.58B |
P/E Ratio | 19.54 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Add ADM to a growing list of bullish names in the agricultural field.
The commodity powerhouse largely is flashing bullish signals.
What if Beijing plays the power game with foreign firms reliant upon Chinese revenue, Chinese labor, or simply Chinese economic growth?
This agriculture name stands out from a quality perspective.
Let's check and see what the charts look like.
Bunge is still hovering in the range of its December lows but appears poised for a big bounce.
The stock's low point in December was almost certainly Bunge's latest and most fabulous entry point.
I've built a lot of tracking portfolios over the years, and this one had the lowest variability of returns.
So far, so good, the portfolio is up about 14.5% versus 11% for the S&P Mid Cap 400 Index.
The Wealth Effect is what former Fed Chairs Ben Bernanke and Janet Yellen aimed for with their QE program.
Bunge just offered a nice dip for those prepared to play the opportunity.
Firms that adapted to hard times are now doing exponentially better.
How much of a selloff could we be in for?
I expect comparisons between the FANG stocks and Dr. Evil of the Austin Powers film series to be an ongoing investment storyline over the next year, given these digital gatekeepers' increased dominance over the U.S. economy. This idea might receive ...
The sharp drop in Bunge is a great opportunity.
The S&P 500 stretches its gains into day four, its longest streak since mid-February.
Shares of Bunge spiked more than 15% Tuesday afternoon.
Several lesser-known banks make my stock screening cut, though higher-profile Snap-on, Tractor Supply and Manpower also are on the list.
A pullback to the $70.50 area, but no close below that, would be the entry to target.
The technical signals for this agribusiness giant are all bullish.
The benefits of covered call writing far outweigh the potential loss of even greater profit.
You can't buy time, but with equity options you can sell it.
Get paid very well for making the 'uncomfortable' play others are afraid to take.
Perrigo is in a CEO battle, while Bunge has undergone a quiet rise.
Many nice names no longer are cheap after March's run-up; this agricultural giant is one that still is.
Charts sat this agribusiness giant's stock is down, but not out.