Prev Close | 43.84 |
Day Low/High | 43.75 / 44.37 |
52 Wk Low/High | 40.25 / 58.26 |
Avg Volume | 19.25M |
Prev Close | 43.84 |
Day Low/High | 43.75 / 44.37 |
52 Wk Low/High | 40.25 / 58.26 |
Avg Volume | 19.25M |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 4.24B |
Market Cap | 185.98B |
EPS | 2.60 |
P/E Ratio | 17.40 |
Div & Yield | 1.40 (3.17%) |
While companies such as HPE, Cisco and NetApp are signaling that macro headwinds are weighing on their hardware sales, major software and public cloud players are singing a very different tune.
There is no 'tech' in tech.
* Four weeks ago I introduced a new column in my Diary * Rate of change (absolutely and relative to consensus expectations) is likely the most important near-term determinant of stock prices * On balance, last week's data-based changes (four positiv...
Though Nvidia's sales guidance was below expectations, management indicates that sales to desktop gamers and cloud giants will be strong this quarter.
Here's what the charts tell us now.
My 8 bullet points show there are very few things that have changed in the past 6 months.
Meanwhile, the mighty Apple continues to provide steady support.
Headline blur. What channel to watch? Who to listen to in real time? How to trade it? Should you trade it? Is anyone even trading anything?
The indices continue to consolidate, but concerns of stalling action are building.
Cisco blamed its light guidance on macro headwinds. But as its own numbers show, software and security spending is holding up better than hardware spending in this environment.
Stocks go higher as bump in China-trade talks turns into bounce-back, and better charts begin to emerge.
It was a quiet day for the Averages but there was plenty of action underneath - in the relentless assault to higher levels: * Breadth, at 3:15 pm was -150 on the NYSE - steadily improving from the early morning. * Bonds rose in price and dropped in ...
Plus, we preview Wednesday's Trump-Erdogan meeting and check out AbbVie's huge debt offering as well as the new Abode-Microsoft connection.
CEO Ullal is going through expectations of reduced business from a large client going forward right now.
The stocks of many companies anticipated a more stringent series of tariffs and we didn't get them.
Let's check the latest charts and indicators of this network technology company to see what they suggest for the weeks ahead.
Enterprise spending on IT security remains strong, and a recent CIO survey suggests this spending could help during a recession.
Let me give you the items I want to see before I bless buying anything in what has become a plain, out and out, treacherous market.
Though CSCO has tried to transition into a growth name, the stock remains a value play.
Hate Trump or like Trump, the economy does respond to a lower Fed funds rate.
Plus, defense contractors remain stocks to own as geopolitical risk isn't going away.
The networking giant was reportedly willing to pay much more than $7 billion for infrastructure and app monitoring software firm Datadog, which delivered a strong IPO on Thursday.
A trade deal still seems far away, so check your China exposure, again, as earnings season approaches.
I like the risk-reward here for traders.
The cybersecurity name fired off some punches at the competition and picked up another bolt-on acquisition amid earnings.
Marvell brushed off a light quarterly outlook, while Workday slumped in spite of raising its guidance. Valuations are a factor, but so are long-term expectations.