| Prev Close | 49.31 |
| Open | 49.46 |
| Day Low/High | 49.10 / 49.87 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 40.03 / 57.54 |
| Volume | 1.69M |
| Avg Volume | 2.54M |
Campbell Soup Co. (CPB)
49.32
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NYSE : Consumer Non-Durables
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 302.16M |
| Market Cap | 14.90B |
| EPS | 0.90 |
| P/E Ratio | 29.70 |
| Div & Yield | 1.40 (2.82%) |
Latest News
Jim Cramer: A Guide to the Great Pandemic of 2020
Disinfectant makers, home repair retailers and even camping equipment names might be your best bet until a vaccine comes.
Campbell Soup Investors May Be Losing Their Appetite for Its Shares
There are a handful of technical question marks surrounding the packaged foods company right now.
Jim Cramer: What's Normalcy in This Country?
We're cheering what may be an aberration, a bullish employment number. We'll take what it brings - a wholesale shift in what we're buying and what we're selling to fund it.
There's an Opportunity Here to Invest in Campbell Soup
I wouldn't mind owning the shares, and they do yield 2.7%.
Market Highs, Zoom's Blowout Quarter, Trading Thoughts
The market continues to rise despite numerous negative catalysts, while Zoom beat all earnings expectations and guided higher.
Campbell Soup: Is It Hot or Cold Ahead of Earnings?
Let's check out the charts and see if the hoarding phase is over.
Tight Trading Ranges, China News, Amazon 'Prime Day'
A look at those stocks likely to lead in the short- and long-term, the headlines out of China and Hong Kong, and the import of fiscal stimulus.
Campbell Soup: Stock Up or Let It Simmer?
Consumers are heating up the demand for CPB's products.
Here Are the Reasons for My Continued Long-Term Investment in PepsiCo
Knocking the cover off of the ball? No, you can't really say that. Excellent corporate execution? Yeah, I think that's probably an accurate way to put it.
Credit Suisse Endorses Packaged Foods Stocks This Morning
I recently endorsed the packaged foods goods sector and have purchased more Kraft Heinz , TreeHouse Foods and J. M. Smucker . (All three are on my Best Ideas List.) The stocks did quite well yesterday. Credit Suisse chimed in bullishly this morning ...
Jim Cramer: Here Are the Stocks That 'Transom' Money Is Buying
They buy and buy and buy. The same stocks. Over and over. No end to it.
Kraft Heinz? I'm Here for the Dividend
The shares are easier to buy than is the food in New York at this time.
What's Down the Aisle for Kroger?
Kroger could produce strong earnings as it stands by its guidance, but uncertainty lingers, so here's how I'd play the name.
Here Are My 7 Takeaways Heading Into Q2
It's still not a stock picker's market, but have a list of names ready to perform amid the coronavirus crisis.
I've Been Back in ConAgra Since the Day I Saw Those Empty Shelves
I have no false illusion about striking it rich in this name, but a staple such as this can have a place in my portfolio.
Here's My Watchlist of 12 Covid-19 Stock Plays
If this group begins to outperform, then I'd use it as an indication of caution.
These Are the Times We Live In
Here again is my approach and my three stock groups: 'rebound', 'revenue' and 'virus'.
Why Do I Want to See the Breakouts of These 2 Stocks Fail?
I would posit that when we see the excitement around General Mills and Campbell Soup wane, we'll find more stability in the market.
Campbell Soup Could Rise 30% From Here
Charts say now be the time to stock up on CPB.
The Fed's Bold Move, Trading Amazon in This Market, Owning Veeva Systems
Imagine not taking action to make commerce as liquid as possible ahead of a pending national crisis, because one was afraid to be perceived as panicked? The Fed was far from cowardly on Tuesday.
The Charts of Campbell Soup Could Heat Up in the Weeks Ahead
The overall tone of the charts and indicators are constructive.
The Week Ahead: Coronavirus Impact, Super Tuesday, Jobs and 30 Earnings Reports
Buckle up for what is likely to be another eventful five days.
The Cold War With China Already Is On, So Here's What to Do Next: Market Recon
Plus, checking in on the yield curve, the Put/Call Ratio, political gamesmanship here and abroad, and a handful of tech names.
