Prev Close | 7.19 |
Open | 7.42 |
Day Low/High | 7.25 / 7.48 |
52 Wk Low/High | 6.37 / 12.04 |
Volume | 1.52M |
Prev Close | 7.19 |
Open | 7.42 |
Day Low/High | 7.25 / 7.48 |
52 Wk Low/High | 6.37 / 12.04 |
Volume | 1.52M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 100.08B |
Market Cap | 732.55M |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Why were Monster, Whole Foods and Diamond the best performers.
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Stocks close mixed, with the S&P 500 virtually unchanged. The Dow Industrials ended just slightly lower and the tech-heavy Nasdaq managed to eke out some gains on Monday.
Some investment goodies to choose from.
Plenty of opportunity in oil and other sectors.
The financials seem to be producing solid results.
I could have selected several others as well.
Dan Dicker, energy contributor at thestreet.com, talks to Brittany Umar about the latest drop in oil prices and where to invest in the oil and gas space.
Value Line's current list resembles an energy index fund.
Fleet age is one of the key points in evaluating oil rig operators.
Some solid-looking investments may be less secure than they seem.
I look for cheap stocks using EV/EBITDA rather than P/E.
The trend in offshore drillers is still bearish.
I am accepting the tap on my shoulder about oil and taking a loss in Diamond Offshore.
The chart for Diamond Offshore shows it's time to get in.
There is a case to be made for buying here.
You can take my computer and TV, but you can't take my Value Line.
Shares are weak based on speculation that its contract with Statoil for Ocean Vanguard was terminated. Diamond Offshore Drilling (DO) is weak today, both absolutely and relative to its peers based on speculation that its contract with Statoil (STO) ...
This has been a quarter of 'meeting expectations'.
Watching the activity can provide a tip for upcoming earnings.
I'm looking in the beaten-down offshore drilling sector.
Find value in Diamond Offshore before the crowd gets interested again.
Dan Dicker and Stephanie Link talk about the rapid increase in the number of onshore wells being drilled in shale plays in the Eagle Ford and Permian, while offshore drillers are suffering.
And the chart of Silver Standard Resources is too attractive to pass up.
It's the same one that worked in 2009.
Weaker stocks get dumped by investors taking losses.