Prev Close | 322.61 |
Open | 309.76 |
Day Low/High | 300.00 / 313.50 |
52 Wk Low/High | 82.00 / 264.94 |
Volume | 8.18M |
Avg Volume | 4.42M |
Prev Close | 322.61 |
Open | 309.76 |
Day Low/High | 300.00 / 313.50 |
52 Wk Low/High | 82.00 / 264.94 |
Volume | 8.18M |
Avg Volume | 4.42M |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 272.65M |
Market Cap | 44.06B |
EPS | 0.80 |
P/E Ratio | 315.94 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
The charts show a move upward for this Chinese search engine company.
Changing the business practices that have been criticized by Chinese antitrust regulators might not carry a massive financial hit, and past selloffs on regulation fears proved to be buying opportunities.
The cash set aside to invest in Ant's prospective record-setting initial public offering is too much for the Hong Kong currency to handle.
TikTok's parent reportedly is looking to list the Chinese version of its app in Hong Kong, with U.S. investors also missing out on Ant Group's initial public offering.
The Chinese tech company is falling Friday, but the bigger problem is the days and weeks ahead.
Trip.com, China's biggest online travel agency, is hoping investors may take it private at a premium.
The U.S. is reportedly eyeing amending bans on U.S. companies working with the Chinese tech giant, and this is creating opportunities.
Right now the charts of BIDU look bullish.
Political games of smoke and mirrors are making Asian trades look risky, but there may be another opportunity sprouting up.
Jerome Powell hit the airwaves with some words of caution and comfort. Nvidia is running into earnings.
Let's review the charts once again.
Unfortunately, we have to operate under the principle of where there's smoke, there's fire.
Rate cuts and other Fed actions are motivating some tech companies to raise funds or refinance existing debt.
This market is wreaking havoc with current pricing versus historical moves.
Smartphone apps and their operators win as screen time among Chinese customers climbs 20% while the nation finds itself under lockdown.
There are two overt threats to market health and by extension to U.S. economic growth.
Confirming recent reports, Intel said on Monday that it has spent about $2 billion to buy AI accelerator startup Habana Labs.
Disney, Qualcomm and Square are among 75 key reports we are watching.
The White House has issued assurances that it is not about to delist Chinese companies from U.S. markets, but it wouldn't be a stretch to see state-owned enterprises come under fire.
Restricting new IPOs as a negotiation tactic I can understand, but the delisting one is beyond me.
A report indicated that Trump Administration officials are seeking ways to limit capital flows from U.S. investors into China.
Beware of broad internet search trends for the iPhone 11.
Rapid growth in online advertising is slowing -- by Chinese standards -- creating potential headaches for Weibo and Tencent.
The Chinese tech giant is charging hard to close August, adding hope for bulls betting on an inflection point.