Prev Close | 9.41 |
Open | 9.37 |
Day Low/High | 9.23 / 9.39 |
52 Wk Low/High | 1.43 / 8.05 |
Volume | 178.29K |
Prev Close | 9.41 |
Open | 9.37 |
Day Low/High | 9.23 / 9.39 |
52 Wk Low/High | 1.43 / 8.05 |
Volume | 178.29K |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 123.58B |
Market Cap | 1.15B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
In their own ways, enterprise hardware and software demand are coming under pressure, as is chip demand in some end-markets.
I know I haven't talked much about the overall markets today. My analysis falls well short of Dougie in this regard. I tend to trade or focus on specific sectors with volatility and action. That means I spend a lot of time with cannabis, eSports, Ch...
Indices keep hitting highs, yet volatility stays low.
This action is deceptively difficult to trade.
The dip buyers are still waiting for an opportunity to buy some weakness.
Why I like this China-based wealth management firm.
There still is no real fear of a sustained downtrend.
Bears keep forgetting what's propping the markets up.
The routine "buy the dip" action is no longer taking place -- and that is a major change in the market.
This week's bullish and bearish reversal patterns.
Wall Street ends with modest gains with the Dow Jones Industrial Average leading the charge on strength in the financials sector.
Their arguments are great, but the price action just doesn't cooperate.
The yields are still being pushed higher.
But it may be too small to play.
You'll get more profitable ideas from the likes of Paul Isaac of Arbiter Funds.
If you were trading in the late 1990s, you wouldn't use that word today.
We're seeing speculative action in lesser-known names.
Even if you are a raging bull, it is still tricky to navigate this market.
Cheap stocks for investors who like to punt.
Network Equipment maker Extreme Networks is making a big plunge with an acquisition. Portfolio Manager David Peltier analyzes the deal.
Going from stocks with negative total returns to the highest total returns over the next few years.
Our look at the final four brings up education, networking, energy and consulting.