Prev Close | 31.02 |
Open | 31.56 |
Day Low/High | 31.27 / 31.69 |
52 Wk Low/High | 22.64 / 34.16 |
Volume | 10.71M |
Avg Volume | 11.79M |
Prev Close | 31.02 |
Open | 31.56 |
Day Low/High | 31.27 / 31.69 |
52 Wk Low/High | 22.64 / 34.16 |
Volume | 10.71M |
Avg Volume | 11.79M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 3.38B |
Market Cap | 78.57B |
EPS | 1.20 |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | 2.47 (10.73%) |
Markets will either confirm or deny Monday's bullish reversal this week. Traders are already up to their eyeballs in water snakes and alligators.
How would Russia's invasion of Ukraine impact the bottom-lines of companies like Starbucks or Marriott? Let's see how Europe's energy woes can have major implications for U.S. businesses.
Where is a safe place to put your money? I think I've found it. Let's dive in.
How will the extraction of all things Russian from worldwide participation impact the global economy?
Angela Merkel made a notable shift towards allowing and subsidizing the import of LNG from the U.S. to Germany and the EU in 2018.
As EVs in the U.S. begin their 'Field of Dreams' moment, I'm watching EVgo -- and a few other names -- to see how the risk vs. reward plays out.
I had actually worried a bit that Arm was going to take Jensen Huang's eye off of the ball. That worry can now be put to bed.
Sandwiched between two great powers in Russia and China, Kazakhstan is the world's 12th largest oil producing nation.
Powell: Basically, rate hikes are coming in groups, and later on, but still this year, the Fed will start removing this excess liquidity from the monetary base.
An updated look at Sarcos Technology and Robotics, Tesla and Equinor.
How far behind the large-cap indexes the S&P 400 and S&P 600 really are is astounding.
BP makes an upside breakout from a large base pattern. Here's how to approach it as fuels make their big moves.
BP, Novartis and British American Tobacco offer healthy payouts that look secure for years to come.
Right now you don't have to worry about the doomsday scenario.
Doesn't the Fed now have to taper asset purchases simply to avoid becoming an even greater force in these markets?
Prices for oil and natural gas are at levels that are incredibly profitable for any company that is pumping them.
Let me repeat a lesson I've made before about panics and selloffs.
Supply is under pressure by exogenous factors and demand just keeps on truckin'. Here are names I would tap into.
The Russell 2000 is now down not just back-to-back sessions, but six sessions in the last eight with all six of those "down" days having given up 0.9% or more.
The choice is clear among large-cap producers that have been outperforming.
Here are three international high-dividend stocks to buy now.
I've got a couple names that prove that Reddit's WallStreetBets' power over stocks is way overestimated.
But will they get greedy and let the market get too tight over the summer?
I would be a buyer of these calls.
And we have to have a panic point if we are going to be long a name such as this.
Here are some helpful rules of thumb to zero in on when it may be time to lighten up your position size.
But you'll be dealing with exchange rates, local elections, and all manner of other externalities.
I'm more focused on the production, manufacture and transport of materials raw, finished and refined than ever before.