Prev Close | 65.55 |
Open | 64.54 |
Day Low/High | 63.58 / 64.75 |
52 Wk Low/High | 51.88 / 80.50 |
Volume | 3.21M |
Avg Volume | 2.18M |
Prev Close | 65.55 |
Open | 64.54 |
Day Low/High | 63.58 / 64.75 |
52 Wk Low/High | 51.88 / 80.50 |
Volume | 3.21M |
Avg Volume | 2.18M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 1.47B |
Market Cap | 117.91B |
EPS | 3.40 |
P/E Ratio | 43.25 |
Div & Yield | 2.86 (5.73%) |
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.
This runup is about production cutbacks, not increased demand.
There's a lot riding on its economy, more so than ours.
The idea that any of these commodity companies is out of the woods is just fanciful.
Decisions made years ago have proven disastrous.
Alcoa is a bright spot, but even gold can't escape the wrath of fleeing commodity investors.
And right now, these stocks are mostly hated.
The stock has held twice at the critical $31 level, and it will have to rally over $36 to break the downtrend.
Ford (F) and GM (GM) were sharply lower Tuesday, dragged on by another day's selloff in Volkswagen (VLKAY) shares.
Use market volatility to your advantage and pick up shares of 2 solid companies.
Recent movements in oil (and gold) are the result of several factors.
We saw this coming, but there's more to the recent turmoil than China.
It's not about the market, oil or Donald Trump (well, maybe a little...). It's about China.
It seems no one is ready to add risk before Labor Day and many gold bugs are staying on the sidelines.
Unless conditions change, a hard rain's a-gonna fall.
What it means for metals and oil as production costs move leftward on the cost curve.
Some companies are benefiting, but they're the exception.
Metals prices stink, so use any earnings-related rallies to get out.
Beijing is the metal's top user, so put your pennies in the sector.
Look for another round of short covering if Chinese equities hold/add to Thursday's gains.
Apple (AAPL) shares were higher in midday trading Monday after activist investor Carl Icahn said the company was undervalued and worth almost double its current price.
BHP Billiton (BHP) shareholders have voted in favor of the demerger of metals and mining group South32.
Agreement might help lift America's oil export ban.
We're almost always better off following price.
Oklahoma legal battle could hit struggling producers hard.