Prev Close | 341.69 |
Open | 344.91 |
Day Low/High | 333.56 / 346.66 |
52 Wk Low/High | 321.15 / 567.57 |
Volume | 471.50K |
Prev Close | 341.69 |
Open | 344.91 |
Day Low/High | 333.56 / 346.66 |
52 Wk Low/High | 321.15 / 567.57 |
Volume | 471.50K |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 36.05B |
Market Cap | 12.32B |
P/E Ratio | 32.62 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
It's time for a rebuy.
We've got two kinds of chips here -- one kind that's getting barbecued and one kind that looks delicious. What does this mean for investors? Pull up a chair.
The differences in approach between the two most basic strategies for how to grow an economy are as stark as the division they cause among economists.
Get used to 'hybrid' living -- a mix of stay-at-home and free-world life. So, invest accordingly.
The market's catalyst had everything to do with the virus... optimism that humankind might stuff that scourge back into Pandora's box.
The Fed's Jay Powell pulled out the heavy artillery to help keep the economy and financial markets going, but would it be enough?
As an early vaccinator I can tell you that you can make money from these strange things provided you do them before everybody gets the jab.
A company that consistently increases its quarterly dividends tends to see a step-like move higher in its share price. For me, that's DPZ.
With few exceptions, there isn't a stock that could bring down this market.
Surprisingly, 2020 has turned out to be decent year for restaurant stocks.
Chart support could give way.
While the market appears to be enjoying the election results (so far), here's my take on electric vehicles, health care, metals and restaurants.
These companies have spent the last six months preparing for a second lockdown betting it will occur.
Looking at the 3 D's: Disney, DraftKings, and Domino's.
DPZ's shares plunge 6.9% after reporting a strong quarter.
Let's check out both the stocks that are going strong -- even without a stimulus -- and what I call the nascent bull markets.
As an investor, you are mercenary in nature. Never forget that. Politics and investment success must be compartmentalized.
The shares of several chains are doing surprisingly well while others are struggling as the pandemic puts restaurants' survival skills to the test.
Here's our latest technical strategy.
This is what's known as a positioning week, and starting Monday you're going to hear a ton of things.
As Covid-19 numbers rise in many states, it's time to get out of the restaurant stocks and look to Campbell Soup.
This week we'll hear from WMT, HD, LOW and TGT, and here's why these big fish retailers will gobble up the small ones during this pandemic.
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About 75% of Domino's orders are now digital.
Next week the June quarter earnings season maelstrom kicks off with 115 companies, including 32 S&P 500 constituents, reporting their latest quarterly results. In recent days we've seen a number of companies up their outlook for the quarter but we'v...
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Indonesian stocks have done poorly this year, but these nine stocks could rate attention if investors rediscover the market.
Disinfectant makers, home repair retailers and even camping equipment names might be your best bet until a vaccine comes.
Let's take stock of who's likely to come out ahead in this winner-take-all marathon.