Prev Close | 73.88 |
Open | 71.79 |
Day Low/High | 70.34 / 71.86 |
52 Wk Low/High | 29.78 / 74.41 |
Volume | 2.03M |
Avg Volume | 2.18M |
Prev Close | 73.88 |
Open | 71.79 |
Day Low/High | 70.34 / 71.86 |
52 Wk Low/High | 29.78 / 74.41 |
Volume | 2.03M |
Avg Volume | 2.18M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 1.47B |
Market Cap | 117.91B |
EPS | 3.40 |
P/E Ratio | 42.81 |
Div & Yield | 2.86 (5.73%) |
Lack of a flight to safety, hawkish Fed remarks hit prices.
That scenario makes the most sense.
Their debt is rallying as well after optimistic remarks about commodities by Glencore's CEO.
U.S. stocks held at session lows through the final hour of trading as another slump in crude oil dragged the energy sector lower on Tuesday.
I continue to view gold getting support from European commercial banks' weakness.
The Anglo-Australian mining company is the latest to cut its dividend amid a challenging commodity environment.
Low oil prices have taken a huge toll on mining companies like BHP Billiton, but one analyst said the company has fared better than rivals like Glencore and Anglo American.
Liquidation of these new longs in this environment could batter gold.
Oil and commodities will keep going down, and banks aren't ready for it.
A weak U.S. dollar is pushing commodities higher across the board.
A weak U.S. dollar is pushing commodities higher across the board.
Players to continue to put oil into storage, while metal inventories have sunk due to high rents.
The indebted miner takes another blow.
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Have bank energy portfolio mark-to-markets been aggressive enough?
A laundry list of poor U.S. data pushed stocks even further into the red.
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As Alcoa gets set to kick off earnings season, what will be the fallout of the spinoff?
An exception is gold, though it remains to be seen whether the metal can put on a second-day push.
Gold equities are preferable now; more banks are getting out of commodities.
There are more bad cards in the deck than good ones right now, but that's no reason to quit the game.
Activist says he invests to make money for shareholders. Instead, shares are down 85%.
Stocks ended a choppy session modestly lower as the retail sector continued to drag on the benchmark indexes.
Supply news is helping base metals as gold and oil show a bit of a rebound.
Copper prices and mining stocks have fallen steeply, but Real Money Contributor Dan Dicker said that's no reason to buy them.
TheStreet's Jim Cramer said to buy Priceline (PCLN) on the dip Monday while answering viewer questions from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
The Fed is way behind any wage inflation pressures.
Investors hemmed and hawed over whether a stellar jobs report was a good or bad thing as analysts determine what this means for the chances of a December rate hike.
Zinc or nickel might be next year's best performer, though copper earns an honorable mention.
Prices rise on Glencore's cut, a weak U.S. dollar and a tame FOMC.