Prev Close | 32.88 |
Day Low/High | 32.52 / 32.94 |
52 Wk Low/High | 30.06 / 39.09 |
Prev Close | 32.88 |
Day Low/High | 32.52 / 32.94 |
52 Wk Low/High | 30.06 / 39.09 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 479.88B |
Market Cap | 15.78B |
P/E Ratio | 15.15 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
This group may prove to be the most vulnerable out there at the moment.
Let me give you the unassailable themes.
It's clear and all bullish on CAG's weekly chart.
For the week of June 27, investors will continue to monitor Brexit developments, remarks from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen and earnings from Nike.
Barron's target price of $60 appears to be a long shot.
Investors watching 13F portfolioS for investment clues are reminded to look at a fund's whole portfolio before following too closely in its footsteps
The stock's month-long pullback is now over and a fresh rally leg appears on the way.
From a valuation standpoint, ConAgra matches up well against its peers.
Earnings releases for the February quarter continue.
In 'What's Ahead on Wall Street' for Thursday, April 7th, look for quarterly results from CarMax, ConAgra Foods and Rite Aid.
ConAgra is set to report quarterly results on Thursday before the markets open and here's why Jim Cramer will be reading the report.
In 'What's Ahead on Wall Street' for the week of April 4, we've got several key companies we're watching on the earnings front.
Jim Cramer says consumer products companies like Clorox, PepsiCo, and Procter & Gamble have the best stock charts right now.
Indicators suggest that CAG will not be rallying much higher than its summer high of $45.
The sportswear company reports earnings Tuesday.
For the week of December 21, TheStreet awaits quarterly results from ConAgra Foods (CAG), Nike (NKE) and Micron Technology (MU).
A rare technical pattern has CAG poised for a volatile move lower.
U.S. stocks opened steady on Monday as investors hope to build on October's momentum, which was the best month for stocks in four years.
The economy's early case of the flu will impact the holiday season, the Fed and the race for the White House.
Over the past few months hefty layoffs have been announced at Kraft Heinz (KHC), Hewlett Packard (HPQ), Challenger and Whole Foods (WFM).
That's the saving grace where there is so much to dislike.
And right now, these stocks are mostly hated.
But don't toss out stocks just because the "action" is so negative.
The stock made a nice advance this year, but the chart suggests a period of sideways price movement will frustrate shareholders in the intermediate-term.
For Tuesday September 22, TheStreet awaits quarterly results from Carnival (CCL), General Mills (GIS), AutoZone (AZO), ConAgra Foods (CAG), CarMax (KMX), and Darden Restaurants (DRI).
Financial and technology names led the way up, while health care stocks lagged.
Greece's prime minister got re-elected.
Purchasing manager reports, durable goods orders and new homes sales top the list.