Prev Close | 101.09 |
Open | 100.42 |
Day Low/High | 99.40 / 101.88 |
52 Wk Low/High | 95.27 / 130.42 |
Volume | 1.23M |
Prev Close | 101.09 |
Open | 100.42 |
Day Low/High | 99.40 / 101.88 |
52 Wk Low/High | 95.27 / 130.42 |
Volume | 1.23M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 122.94B |
Market Cap | 13.07B |
P/E Ratio | 24.54 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
The central bank chooses to be myopic for the time being.
The marketplace responded well to the first week of earnings season, or should we say what we saw beyond the banks that dominated.
Shares of great companies are often mispriced, as shown with these two stocks.
Portfolio managers are starting to see a very strong 2021 for markets and the economy regardless of electoral results.
Follow fundamentals and ignore the attempts to gaslight you into not believing your own projections.
If you are out of step with the marketplace, do not blame the marketplace. Understand that you have failed to adapt.
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Profits are in the can for those who invest in Crown Holdings, but the company's stock also shows how doing your home work and sticking to your guns can pay off in an irrational market.
Traders could go long Crown Holdings on a close above $50 with increased volume.
I am unimpressed by the latest earnings report. Despite good subscriber growth, fundamentals look weak.
The maker of bottles and cans is a bargain as it sits near its lowest level in the last four years.
Packaging giant Crown Holdings is seeing shares held back by pending legal settlement.
Market reactions have ranged anywhere from lackluster to outright negative. What gives?
Crown Holdings shares are near their historical best-entry points.
Packaging names Ball and Crown are both flashing increased buying interest.
A close below $44 is likely to precipitate further declines for CCK.
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