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Companies trading at low multiples to net current asset value can be compelling to acquirers -- here are some names to consider.
Despite the disparity this year between growth and value, my 2017 Double Net Value Portfolio is not struggling.
Google and Microsoft's hardware partners had a lot to announce. So did many other companies.
Fitbit, Hibbett Sports, Zoe's Kitchen and Biglari Holdings all have struggled, with only FreightCar America in positive territory for the year.
On the whole, tech stocks had a solid earnings season. But many richly-valued names sputtered despite releasing decent numbers.
Fitbit, FreightCar America and Vonage Holdings all got nice boosts from their latest earnings report.
The two downtrodden names are set to report second-quarter results after the close.
Bob Evans Farms and Kulicke & Soffa were among the first-half winners, while Ruby Tuesday and Fitbit were big disappointments.
It is not just tech names that attract insane traders during post-IPO action.
It is not just tech names that attract insane traders during post-IPO action.
Norwegian Cruise Line, Fitbit and Fogo de Chao all came to mind during my cruise to Bermuda.
Coca-Cola, Lancaster Colony, Hormel and a couple water utilities have been sating appetites for annual dividend hikes for more than a half-century.
Markets have realized that the addressable market for fitness trackers & smartwatches is smaller than expected.
Though it's harder to find tech value plays now, they still exist.
FreightCar America, Fitbit and Kulicke and Soffa turned in solid days yesterday, though the latter was bouncing back from a weak Wednesday.
Sorry Apple bulls. Just being real.
It was a busy afternoon on Capitol Hill after the GOP scored a narrow victory in the passage of its health care bill through the House.
Fitbit shares were up more than 13% Thursday morning
Fad stocks rarely conform to my value-buying principles, but FIT may be worth the risk.
After Blackberry and Fitbit, which company will be blown off course by Apple?
West Marine and Fitbit posted quarterly results, while CoreCivic got a lift from a Jeff Sessions memo.
The Nasdaq pull sharply lower, trailing the rest of the market, as a mixed reaction to Tesla's recent quarter led to a selloff.
TheStreet's Jim Cramer comments on Wednesday's most talked about stocks.
On Wednesday, February 22, Tesla reports fourth quarter results.
Here are some short-squeeze trade ideas.
For the week of Feb. 20, the markets await a host of retail earnings.
My tracking portfolio is flat for the year to date, though there have been wildly divergent performances by the constituent stocks.
The legal battle between Fitbit and Jawbone heats up.
The semiconductor name has been going great guns in recent months, while the maker of fitness devices has disappointed.