| Prev Close | 83.56 |
| Open | 82.75 |
| Day Low/High | 82.27 / 84.37 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 81.01 / 105.99 |
| Volume | 2.83M |
Emerson Electric Co. (EMR)
83.30
0.26
0.31
NYSE
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 621.98B |
| Market Cap | 53.73B |
| P/E Ratio | 25.84 |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Maximum Media Signals Turning Point
Whatever is dominating the news is unlikely to keep doing so.
A Tasty Reversal With 6 Key Ingredients
But tomorrow we hear from the banks.
That Was the Week That Was
Let's Review.
Emerson Offers Electrifying Value
Jittery investors have dumped the shares. Their loss is your gain.
An Incoherent Market
There's no rhyme or reason other than reacting to oil.
Activists Push Stock Prices Higher
Corporate activism should continue to be a positive for stock prices.
K.I.S.S. Investing 101 and Emerson Electric
Determining fair value makes buy-sell decisions easier.
Emerson's Weakness Is an Opportunity
Growth estimates suggest a significant upside for the stock.
Cramer: A Painful Lack of M&A
Banks and industrials are deal-less sectors in a deal-filled world, and that is what's making them suffer.
This Morning's Market Setup
Where it began. The rundown: U.S. futures are falling after yesterday's rip. (S&P futures are down by 4 handles, and Nasdaq futures are 8 handles lower.) European stocks are higher (by approximately 0.40%). Nikkei is down by 1.00%, a continuation of...
Don't Be Afraid to Buy Bad News
Firms that have experienced down years can be much safer bets.
Make Your Move
Standing still is no longer an option.
A 'Who's Who' of Tax-Domicile Targets
Each of these 'real' American firms is now a buyout candidate because of the ridiculous U.S. tax code.
Economy Shows Some Hopeful Signs
Investors have to go where the market movement is.
Casting My Eye on Industrials
Emerson stands out with exposure to key end markets.
Electrified by Eaton, Unplugging Emerson
Of these industrials, we believe Eaton has the more compelling case.
People Forget Why they Sell
Now stocks dragged down with the futures look good again.
The Day Ahead: Yum! Serves Up a Beat
Global markets sell off overnight, US futures in the green.
The Week Ahead: Watch That Earnings Multiple
If Street targets are cut, the S&P P/E ratio could rise past 15x.
TJX Will Escape Retail Rut, Don't Overlook Oracle
It's been rough for the retailers this year, but TJX management has the ability to reward shareholders even in this difficult environment, says Robert McIver, Portfolio Manager for the Jensen Quality Value Fund.
Cramer: Time to Catch Caterpillar
It's the next big stock to take off.
Nike, Carnival Set to Report Results; Olive Garden in Spotlight
Darden Restaurants reports quarterly results before the bell Thursday. Nike and Carnival Cruise Lines are also set to report. TheStreet's Jim Cramer makes a taper play.
Where to Buy in 2014: Part II
Here are four more themes where you can put money to work.
Consumer Earnings On the Way
Best Buy and Home Depot report numbers and we've got Campbell's earnings to start your day. Plus, Jim Cramer is charged up about a play on rebounding China.
Cramer: Europe Is the New Swing Factor
The EU recovery has put heavily exposed U.S. techs and industrials in an enviable position.
McDermott CEO's Buying a Good Signal
MDR is bought to trade, not as a conservative buy-and-hold play.
