Prev Close | 76.75 |
Open | 76.58 |
Day Low/High | 74.47 / 78.33 |
52 Wk Low/High | 64.84 / 314.76 |
Volume | 2.69M |
Prev Close | 76.75 |
Open | 76.58 |
Day Low/High | 74.47 / 78.33 |
52 Wk Low/High | 64.84 / 314.76 |
Volume | 2.69M |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 199.90B |
Market Cap | 15.63B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
But the equity is too risky to invest in ahead of Thursday's earnings numbers tonight.
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Here's why the institutional stewards of capital who are taking back control of the market are salivating over a dirty old iron company.
Let's review the charts and indicators.
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I think it's worth examining how we can spot a bottom the next time after the inevitable selloff.
I like the business and it's potential to at least hang on to some of the progress made during the pandemic.
Let's review the charts and indicators before Thursday's earnings.
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If you look at the economy as between service and tech you find the old-guard being overrun.
Do not fear the housing sales boom -- this is good news and I'll tell you why.
Here's why the rally in DOCU is sustainable.
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The CRM software giant sports relatively low sales and billings multiples, and it stands to benefit in several ways from COVID's impact on enterprise tech adoption.
DocuSign, Lululemon Athletica, Splunk and Walmart are the diverse quartet of stocks that we're tracking.
These investors seem to buy with a gusto never before seen in my lifetime.
The quarter's results are fantastic, and the 'accelerating growth' is quite impressive to say the least.
At some point, there will be a fiscal support package passed -- but only when both sides think they can take the credit.
Also, Salesforce posts successful quarter and announces Slack acquisition to effectively take on Microsoft.
As long as the pandemic rages on, the stay-at-home thesis should stay strong.
Herds tend to be caught 'wrong footed' at turning points.
Stay flexible.
Plus, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Stephen Mnuchin agree to talk stimulus turkey.