Prev Close | 45.71 |
Open | 45.54 |
Day Low/High | 44.78 / 46.59 |
52 Wk Low/High | 40.00 / 50.00 |
Volume | 592.97K |
Prev Close | 45.71 |
Open | 45.54 |
Day Low/High | 44.78 / 46.59 |
52 Wk Low/High | 40.00 / 50.00 |
Volume | 592.97K |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 97.91B |
Market Cap | 4.50B |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
If a trillion dollar package were to happen, here are the companies -- and communities -- who would benefit most.
Hong Kong will have its own tech quartet as of next Thursday; Asian shares don't have the same euphoria as U.S. stocks (yet), and that's a good thing.
The market misread the narrative that there was a cyclical recovery. That equity spike had to come back to earth.
The 'don't fight the Fed' Bulls are going head-to-head with the 'sell the news' bears.
While some wild speculation reversed and bankrupt names fell back to earth, Nasdaq ran up higher -- but don't bet a top is forming yet.
This market is broken, and here's the good news and bad news about trading in it right now.
* The market's leadership is particularly narrow The market is doing its best to confuse everyone. After two days of an upward breadth thrust - we have reverted to a 4-1 negative imbalance of declining issues over advancing issues. More importantly ...
Hertz and Chesapeake remind me of the time I bought a bunch of common stock of Memorex-Telex -- and you can guess how that played out.
And the bubble bursts: Chesapeake Energy Corporation reopens -70% just now.
Trading stocks that one knows are worthless -- and that even have declared bankruptcy -- because they are rising is a 'fool's errand.'
* In nearly every market cycle, speculation in low-quality, virtually valueless and literally bankrupt stocks, marks a market top * Statewide "shelter at home" orders coupled with the Fed's liquidity injections and commission-free trading (on most p...
We have reached peak 'Greater Fool Theory' -- and here's how to move forward.
Great traders are the folks in the shadows nailing small and medium-sized winners on a consistent basis.
It happened. Deal with it.
These 3 stocks continue benefit from the misplaced pessimism of energy sector shorts.
Energy can be a volatile place to put your money, so here are some points to look out for with natural gas.
The Grave Dancer is buying oil production assets, so we may finally have reached a bottom in the valuation of energy companies.
The market is disconnected from reality. But for now, the U.S. Fed is in full easing mode and the liquidity boost should show up in the economic data over the next few months.
These stocks are not for the faint of heart and the risk-averse.
The issue is not CHK's debt, but whether it can service the debt, and the company's robust hedge book and the recent uptrend in natural gas pricing CHK show that it should be.
If they didn't move after the Middle East burned, I don't know what they will do if the economy keeps slowing.
It's a process that involves harvesting gains by repeatedly writing call options against stocks steadily in decline.
Short-sellers are pointing to a big risk for Tesla investors and an opportunity for traders.
Things may pick up in the afternoon -- here is how to play it and what sectors to be wary of.
Quatar Petroleum is expected to make a final investment decision on a liquified natural gas facility near Sabine Pass, Texas.
Natural gas related companies offer much better plays for alternatvie-fuel minded investors.
Although this will be challenging in the short term, it may be an opportunity for large American companies to acquire assets.