Prev Close | 99.09 |
Open | 101.35 |
Day Low/High | 100.60 / 105.55 |
52 Wk Low/High | 28.88 / 118.13 |
Volume | 3.55M |
Prev Close | 99.09 |
Open | 101.35 |
Day Low/High | 100.60 / 105.55 |
52 Wk Low/High | 28.88 / 118.13 |
Volume | 3.55M |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 304.53B |
Market Cap | 30.40B |
P/E Ratio | 1,996.80 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Investor enthusiasm for richly-valued tech names might not significantly wane until some downbeat business news starts to arrive.
Reopening is the popular phrase now, but the buying is coming in names and spaces that may actually do better if we have a slow uptake of the traditional economy.
Here are some groups and names I've got my eye on.
The strategy with DDOG here is to either pocket some change, or wind up paying yesterday's prices for a stock now on a serious run higher.
This market is far from 'just right' as 3 sectors run higher while the DJIA lags far behind. With 3 doctors testifying on Capitol Hill on Tuesday, this session could be risk-heavy.
This is a stock worth owning as telecommuting options are likely to outlive the pandemic.
It's best to not be dogmatically bullish or bearish.
Pull in timelines and focus on stocks that will ultimately do well in a post-Covid world.
The direction of the market in the coming weeks will hinge in part on progress in reopening the U.S. and European economies.
I don't have a cute acronym, but I guess we could say this is the GPS to find relative value.
Even if you are bullish and want to try to ride the uptrend the entry points are extremely difficult.
Right now I would keep DDOG on your 'watch list'.
I continue to follow the 6 names and believe several of them will recover well.
A dozen interesting names are reporting Thursday night. Let's see how things are setting up for each of them.
I've previously discussed why these six stocks are my top picks for 2020. I will periodically provide updates and discuss my strategy for trading them.
Here are my takes on stocks in biotech and other companies I own right now.
Many traders don't realize how the nature of price action has shifted.
Given broader market weakness, this is a good time to take a look at these names and develop strategies.
As long as these charts hold up, I will continue to hold them regardless of what the indices might do.
My approach to this sort of action is to forget the indices and focus on managing your individual positions.
My Stock of the Week continues to act well.
This strength illustrates how much buying power there still is in this market.
Want another pick for this year? A recent IPO is in a good position to be a top momentum name.
My main focus is ending the year with accounts at highs and having plenty of cash on hand.
The market may need some rest and consolidation, but that doesn't mean it will produce a lot of downside.
Here are seven factors the market can be thankful for as the holiday week kicks off.
Strong markets tend to stay sticky to the upside, and the mild pressure on the indices isn't preventing some good stock picking.
There still is no compelling reason to bet on a major market correction at this time.
Meanwhile, the mighty Apple continues to provide steady support.
Stocks go higher as bump in China-trade talks turns into bounce-back, and better charts begin to emerge.