Prev Close | 193.09 |
Day Low/High | 194.50 / 199.78 |
52 Wk Low/High | 187.16 / 468.55 |
Prev Close | 193.09 |
Day Low/High | 194.50 / 199.78 |
52 Wk Low/High | 187.16 / 468.55 |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 146.45B |
Market Cap | 28.28B |
P/E Ratio | 8.89 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
McDonald's and GlaxoSmithKline are fighting against major turns of the tide.
This may be one of only two technical buying opportunities in 2014.
Become more aggressive about the real valuations of companies.
Shorts take much more homework than longs.
After a decline, the sector has built a base, and these names are breaking out.
Away from the techs and the biotechs, you will find an astounding uniformity among stocks.
Take a step back from the noise and use only what you see on the charts.
When it gets as bad as it is now, we tend not to even care if a company is profitable.
Its potent hepatitis C treatment is not a boon for shareholders.
Not seeing much on Biogen, but Yum! Brands looks playable.
Internet and biotech stocks are trading as a cohort right now.
Algos think faster and react faster than humans can.
Cautionary tales that the IPO window might be closing at last.
These stocks are broken -- and you can't un-break them
Today's Big Idea covers resistance in the S&P along with key signals in the VIX, and update on CELG and thoughts on precious metals and fresh signals in XME.
These sectors have shown some fight.
And valuation of individual stocks comes back into play.
I like living, breathing examples of growth stocks going right.
I'm using the market's push lower to buy strong charts.
These types of companies are winners today.
It's clear that bulls in this sector aren't weak hands.
Here's what we'd need to see before trying a reentry.
There are quite a few reasons to be optimistic.
I'm looking at it closely for a buy entry.