Prev Close | 16.71 |
Open | 16.84 |
Day Low/High | 16.66 / 17.14 |
52 Wk Low/High | 6.27 / 17.08 |
Volume | 12.80M |
Prev Close | 16.71 |
Open | 16.84 |
Day Low/High | 16.66 / 17.14 |
52 Wk Low/High | 6.27 / 17.08 |
Volume | 12.80M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 554.79B |
Market Cap | 9.21B |
P/E Ratio | 7.74 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
First Horizon National has solid prospects and a greater-than 6% yield -- here's how to play it.
The bank holding company's charts indicate now is not the time to take a long position in the stock.
For reliable income, a portfolio strategy generating monthly payouts, an opportunity in dividend kings, and favorites among taxable bond funds.
The fundamentals may be constructive but the charts and indicators of the regional bank are not particularly compelling.
But FHN bank CEO Bryan Jordan faces a big challenge in getting investors to recognize that fact.
FHN announced earlier this week it is merging with Iberia Bank.
What the charts say and how to play FHN stock.
From Hawaii to Rhode Island and in between, investors should look to take advantage of lesser-known opportunities in local and regional bank names.
FHN may be a good story, but the charts tell a different tale.
The shift from regional to national banks is stark.
Let's spend some time with the charts and indicators.
Is the 10 year Treasury crossing 3% trouble? I think that analysis is dead wrong, stupid, even.
There are a few stocks that remind me of quicksand.
Let's check the charts again.
Sectors are saying different things about rates, but new Fed chief Jerome Powell could provide clarity at his first press conference on Wednesday.
Americans suddenly seem more enthusiastic.
Powell is an independent thinker, and in fact could be just what the doctor ordered.
It is incredibly healthy to see so many stocks so strong, from so many sectors.
These stocks are showing signs of changing direction.
FHN could achieve higher highs in the long term, but it looks vulnerable to further short-term declines.
Bull market number one, perhaps of all time: the financials.
There are nearly too many surging sectors to count.
Jim Cramer looks at Wells Fargo and previews Morgan Stanley's earnings.
After Trump, investors need to look at banks in a wholly different light.
Consumer lenders like American Express and Discover could benefit under looser financial regulations under the Trump administration, says S&P Capital IQ.
This market doesn't need the scrutiny.
Prices may look extended, but this stock is still signalling a rise.