| Prev Close | 52.10 |
| Open | 53.51 |
| Day Low/High | 50.55 / 55.14 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 37.75 / 78.38 |
| Volume | 3.91M |
| Avg Volume | 4.79M |
Emerson Electric Co. (EMR)
51.78
0.32
0.61
NYSE : Producer Manufacturing
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 611.84M |
| Market Cap | 30.77B |
| EPS | 3.70 |
| P/E Ratio | 14.25 |
| Div & Yield | 2.00 (4.01%) |
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.
Emerson Makes a Nice Combination
In an erratic market, a combination trade in a conservative stock makes sense.
Look Closer at GE
If Europe turns, this might be the play.
Charts Show Power of the Bull
This is extraordinary. In fact, it is unheard of.
Growth Stocks Have Reason to Rally
Thanks to these two earnings reports.
How Crazy Is This Market?
It's all about looking the other way.
Bloomberg on Emerson Electric
Order pace 'has trended down for the last 5-6 weeks.' Now on Bloomberg, what I wrote about earlier in the day on Emerson Electric (EMR) -- order pace "has trended down for the last 5-6 weeks."
Corporate Profits Will Continue to Be Disappointing
Case in point, Emerson Electric just reported weak orders and guided to the low end. I continue to be a bear on the domestic economy and believe that the flow-through into profits will be disappointing. Mr. Market has pointed out to me over the past...
On the Dividend Trade, Don't Forget Value
This trade can still work, but you will have to be more selective.
Plug Into Electric for an Upside Jolt
Emerson Electric has essentially matched the market over the past year.Emerson Electric (EMR) has essentially matched the market over the past year.
Moving From the Defensive
We will not repeat the two previous years.
Stock-Pickers Should Buy the Dips
Broad market fundamentals are positive, and here are some specific names to watch.
In the Second Quarter, Look for Laggards
These three stocks look ready to play catch-up.
It's Tough, but Stick With Quality
The really bad stuff that you might be cycling into will simply not hold up as well on the pullback.
The Link Exclusive: Sticking With 2 Industrial Favorites
Stephanie Link, CIO & Co-Portfolio Manager of Action Alerts Plus, is even more confident in the upside potential at Eaton and Emerson.
Cramer & Link: Market Milestones Do Matter
Jim Cramer and Stephanie Link discuss taking advantage of program selling at Dow 14,000 and riding the rally to 15,000. They also look at some of the stocks helped by overseas markets like Ralph Lauren, Emerson, Cummins and Caterpillar.
Before the Bell: Feb 5
Stocks rally after equity markets slump Monday on renewed European debt concerns. Earnings continue to trickle in.
A Stunning Departure From 2012
The market loves the very companies it disdained just six months ago.
