Prev Close | 41.02 |
Open | 41.58 |
Day Low/High | 41.29 / 44.97 |
52 Wk Low/High | 6.35 / 52.98 |
Volume | 1.85M |
Prev Close | 41.02 |
Open | 41.58 |
Day Low/High | 41.29 / 44.97 |
52 Wk Low/High | 6.35 / 52.98 |
Volume | 1.85M |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 69.68B |
Market Cap | 2.86B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
These stay-at-home, newbie short-term investors are learning the hard way about gambling on 'bargains' bound to go belly up.
Here's how I approach IPOs and what I think about Lyft.
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Let's check out the charts and indicators to see if this move higher can be sustained.
After many months of price weakness it looks like Avis Budget can firm up a bit.
GM CEO Mary Barra is an obvious winner, while domestic suppliers are sure to be among the losers.
Let's go over some of the news from Tuesday.
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Consistency in discipline will make the difference.
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Problems at Avis are bringing the key index down -- and that's a bad sign.
Dow ends some 40 points lower after shedding as much as 350 points earlier in the day.
Finding bullish and bearish reversals in the market.
"If you work for a living, why do you kill yourself working?" -- Tuco, The Ugly: "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" There was plenty of sector rotation today (but little overall movement), so let's move to the abbreviated Monarch Notes form of "Takeaw...
The Saudi Arabian economy needs to rebalance away from oil.
I'm going long Avis, short Hertz -- in equal dollar amounts.
Rallies led by the financials and backed by the transports are rallies that have genuine staying power.
This deal looks like to be wrapped up soon.
Tesla wants to control a user's autonomous driving experience from start to finish. Google and Apple seem more willing to partner.
Wall Street kicked off the final week of the first half of the year with a mixed end.
The Nasdaq leads losses on Wall Street as tech resumes a selloff that hit the sector mid-June.
Most airlines are flat, give or take 3-4%. The truckers are terrible.
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Which stocks have changed direction in the past week.
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