Prev Close | 14.23 |
Open | 13.94 |
Day Low/High | 13.93 / 14.25 |
52 Wk Low/High | 6.47 / 14.17 |
Volume | 3.46M |
Avg Volume | 3.44M |
Prev Close | 14.23 |
Open | 13.94 |
Day Low/High | 13.93 / 14.25 |
52 Wk Low/High | 6.47 / 14.17 |
Volume | 3.46M |
Avg Volume | 3.44M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 2.44B |
Market Cap | 26.88B |
EPS | 1.40 |
P/E Ratio | 10.40 |
Div & Yield | 0.06 (0.69%) |
Fourteen banks tested blockchain technology in the syndicated loan market, and benefits were seen.
Iran agreeing to limits below pre-sanction levels is as likely as the Eagles winning the Super Bowl.
Banks, retailers and restaurants should be on fire, but instead they're burning down.
Price of gold should benefit more from 'crisis' at Deutsche Bank.
The struggling German bank is looking for Goldman Sachs-like penalties for its pre-crisis dealings.
The energy company's debt troubles may outweigh its potential in the growing Permian region.
Remember the European banking crisis? Well, where is it now?
Bank of England's Carney gives indications repercussions weren't as bad as expected.
On Thursday, July 28, Alphabet, Amazon and Credit Suisse are scheduled to report quarterly results.
A slew of corporate earnings and closely watched Federal Reserve meeting are in focus for the week of July 25.
News conference by ECB's Draghi doesn't inspire confidence for European investors.
That's because central bankers and their inept monetary policies have set up precious metals for a run.
Their sole focus is the U.S. market and their earnings are rising.
A longer-term bullish divergence might eventually set the stage for a recovery.
European commercial banks get dangerously close to their post-financial crisis market caps.
Europe's financial firms aren't tanking in a vacuum.
Ultimately, calmer heads will prevail.
This market dip is simply not big enough to attract my attention.
The central bank is telling us that any eventual move upward in rates will be 'gradual.'
We see protection/fear bets creeping in, and today's price action is a bit discouraging.
The triangle-like or rectangle-like pattern of prices since February suggests a downside price target near $10.
Social media chatter on Wall Street ranged from new forms of so-called 'thematic ETFs' to spiking volatility.
Jim Cramer is bullish on shares of Whole Foods Market and says the grocery chain is much more competitive.
Peter Boockvar's commentary this morning circles the wagon on small-business sentiment-- with Main Street getting whacked twice. He also checks out China, Europe and more: "The National Federation of Independent Business small-business optimism inde...
U.S. stocks rose on Tuesday as oil prices inched higher, as Canadian wildfires interrupted production.
Sell a Financial Select Sector SPDR put spread on the view the tide may be turning for U.S. financials.
But today's weakness in stocks is helping the precious metal.
European banking giant faces plenty of challenges.
I like the sector for the long term, but 2016 looks problematic.
U.S. stocks kicked off Monday's session to the upside, despite fluctuating oil prices.