Prev Close | 29.75 |
Open | 30.43 |
Day Low/High | 28.74 / 30.58 |
52 Wk Low/High | 6.95 / 38.00 |
Volume | 4.55M |
Prev Close | 29.75 |
Open | 30.43 |
Day Low/High | 28.74 / 30.58 |
52 Wk Low/High | 6.95 / 38.00 |
Volume | 4.55M |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 281.92B |
Market Cap | 8.54B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
High valuations, margin debt and the ARK effect could lead to more pain for some names. But the selloff could also create buying opportunities in other tech companies.
Let's check out the latest charts of BLDP.
I think the enthusiasm of the indefatigable wave of these buyers is equal to or superior to the disdain the S&P mimicking pros have.
I would consider booking profits and significantly reduce your long exposure.
What happens when the dream portion of the market collides with the real stock market?
What we have seen, in addition to the pullbacks, are management teams taking advantage of the huge moves higher.
Time to book some profits.
The answer to that question depends on several factors, so let's break them down.
While some 'pruning' can be necessary, Thursday was a strange day to get clipped.
From nuclear to geothermal, there is upside potential for those willing to take a contrarian stance.
2015 has been a year of very choppy action.
Endlessly chasing strength may seem brainless, but it works.
Approach fuel cell stocks without emotion or bias.
Just like the tourney, you have to check emotion at the door.
But days like this bode well.
These stocks are offering decent growth at reasonable prices.
Buyers are too anxious and the fear of being left behind too great.
The stock action is frothy, and commodities are showing major weakness.
Share prices in Plug Power, Ballard Systems and FuelCell Energy have seen shocking gains in the last week, but TheStreet's Dan Dicker says they have become nothing more than "casino stocks."
A sustained trade above 1870 will begin to reverse Tuesday's bearish momentum.
Plug Power shares are grounded.
Be on the lookout for responsive buying near 1866.25.
The key to the market is the dip-buyers.
I have never seen this kind of movement end happily.
Don't expect the jobs report to be over-the-top bullish.
I have found a few obvious examples.
Three themes that are thriving on the 'squeeze' today.
I'm cautiously chasing a few names in the red-hot sector.
I'm giving the bulls the benefit of the doubt.