Prev Close | 138.96 |
Open | 139.11 |
Day Low/High | 139.08 / 141.76 |
52 Wk Low/High | 26.15 / 128.44 |
Volume | 615.91K |
Prev Close | 138.96 |
Open | 139.11 |
Day Low/High | 139.08 / 141.76 |
52 Wk Low/High | 26.15 / 128.44 |
Volume | 615.91K |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 130.33B |
Market Cap | 18.12B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Oil prices are lifting the crude sector today.
U.S. futures are recovering some ground after the dip in markets Tuesday.
Jim Cramer talks oil, Citigroup, burger joints and biotechs.
The shares hit an all-time high on Tuesday, but any disappointment could lead to a significant pullback.
Despite the market's discontent, the company is well-focused
Short-term bullish signals should generate a test of overhead resistance above $65.
For Friday December 18, TheStreet awaits earnings results from BlackBerry (BBRY), CarMax (KMX), Carnival (CCL), Darden Restaurants (DRI) and Lennar (LEN).
TheStreet's Jim Cramer is watching Darden Restaurants (DRI) on Friday when the chain restaurant operator releases its fiscal second quarter results before the opening bell.
For the week of December 14, there are a handful of key economic reports set to be released.
Chipotle is about to have a long year ahead of it due to E. coli scare.
At some point they'll be too cheap to ignore, but not yet.
The stock has been under selling pressure the past three months and while it is oversold, it has yet to display the typical technical clues that indicate it is finished declining.
The market perils of guilt by association.
Chipotle is spoiling appetites in casual-dining sector.
But don't toss out stocks just because the "action" is so negative.
There are sector stocks that are plummeting but that make more sense to buy than sell.
U.S. stocks opened sharply lower Tuesday as economic worries continue and oil prices skid.
For Tuesday September 22, TheStreet awaits quarterly results from Carnival (CCL), General Mills (GIS), AutoZone (AZO), ConAgra Foods (CAG), CarMax (KMX), and Darden Restaurants (DRI).
Financial and technology names led the way up, while health care stocks lagged.
Greece's prime minister got re-elected.
Purchasing manager reports, durable goods orders and new homes sales top the list.
For the week of September 21, TheStreet awaits quarterly results from Lennar (LEN), Red Hat (RHT), General Mills (GIS), AutoZone (AZO), ConAgra (CAG), Darden Restaurants (DRI), Nike (NKE) and more.
Second straight day of gains for stock market.
DRI has a challenging path to recovery and one big potential downside trigger.
This is the time for a higher-yielding mutual fund or ETF.
And that means real estate.
And others that are best avoided.