Prev Close | 30.42 |
Open | 31.12 |
Day Low/High | 31.09 / 31.99 |
52 Wk Low/High | 24.14 / 44.42 |
Volume | 37.67K |
Prev Close | 30.42 |
Open | 31.12 |
Day Low/High | 31.09 / 31.99 |
52 Wk Low/High | 24.14 / 44.42 |
Volume | 37.67K |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 30.90B |
Market Cap | 928.38M |
P/E Ratio | 14.81 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Listening to recommendations from most mainstream media publications did not help you last year as they focused on "what had already happened rather than what was about to occur."
Let's talk turkey about how I approached the day after Thanksgiving, and my thoughts about why it was a such strange one.
Consumer discretionary stocks in the last six weeks have absolutely exploded to the upside.
Six relatively oversold periods each gave rise to very tradable short-term rallies. Since the most recent extremely oversold moment, the S&P 500 has rallied.
It's been a rocky time for EBIX, and here's a plan to make some gains as it spins off its India-based unit.
Let's look at buying calls vs. selling puts on this stock with big upside potential.
Here are the trades I made as the markets plunged.
Let look at a 1-2-3 strategy to make money, using Berry and CVS as examples.
After accounting news triggered investor worry on Ebix Inc., I'm betting the uncertainty dissolves soon.
Why own mutual funds? Or, rather, what to do if you do own them right now?
While those Reddit traders lust over GameStop and other gambles, I've got my sights set on the long-term prize. Here's how you can, too.
While those Reddit traders lust over GameStop and other gambles, I've got my sights set on the long-term prize. Here's how you can, too.
Let's look at how headlines can make buying opportunities, especially with names like Ebix.
Jim Cramer's words ring true as I look at my lists of stocks and how they fared over the past few months.
There are 'trade offs' to owning stocks like EBIX, but you should know that you have options.
That's when time is up and their obligations to buy or sell shares either disappear or end with exercises at the option's in-the-money value.
It's not just those big names that go up. Here are some under-the-radar companies to consider.
Here's one company that I plan on digging into over the weekend - Eibx Inc. , is treading near the $21 level with EPS expectations of $3.31 this year and $4.25 in 2021.
So, is this a good time, or a bad time to buy stocks? Yes, and yes.
EBIX offers extensive potential gains while downside appears small.
I've been fighting the panic selling trend through the pandemic, and check out these successes.
Ebix Inc. provides enterprise cloud e-commerce products for the insurance, finance and health care industries, and it's a great way to play the software-as-a-service theme for a low price.
Only one fund category (of 20) has beaten the S&P 500 over half a decade.
Having a problem liking this market? Consider your mindset.
Software company on verge of breakout, but there are issues.
These three stocks appeared on my radar.
Ebix Trix, McKesson Moolah, Comfortably Dumb and Dim & Zimmer highlight Gregg Greenberg's list of the dumbest things on Wall Street last week.