Prev Close | 11.43 |
Open | 11.50 |
Day Low/High | 11.30 / 11.50 |
52 Wk Low/High | 5.48 / 13.26 |
Volume | 20.04M |
Prev Close | 11.43 |
Open | 11.50 |
Day Low/High | 11.30 / 11.50 |
52 Wk Low/High | 5.48 / 13.26 |
Volume | 20.04M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 8759.87B |
Market Cap | 99.25B |
P/E Ratio | 29.05 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Earnings season is here and it has already moved into high gear.
The misery of October may be ending, but when the market action is as bad as it has been participants should not be too trusting
Some groups that have been in horrendous bear market mode finally caught a bid.
What do we really want to happen if we want to be constructive toward stocks?
CEO Larry Culp's belt tightening has shares seesawing as earnings miss and the dividend is cut.
My target price and panic points have changed, and I am watching for a chance to add or shave some off, depending on which direction the stock takes.
The firm's debt load dwarfs cash and cash equivalents, and is larger than is the firm's market cap.
I'm simply focusing on individual stocks at this point and am not too concerned about the macro picture.
Break in! GE Downgraded to Baa3 by Moody's - outlook stable.
There is clear divergence between the best and the worst performers in each sector this earnings season.
The challenge of course is to time it right.
These names are showing technical characteristics of either bullish or bearish reversal patterns over the past week.
For opportunistic traders this is the sort of market action that eventually leads to the next crop of great trades.
Any walk back of the negative Fed speak would spark a massive rally that is just waiting to happen.
PepsiCo, GE and just like the weather, the stock market is subject to change.
The problems at GE are all about hubris and hurt feelings.
Good morning... good morning... good morning! I once again have the pleasure of sitting in for Doug Kass today on the Daily Diary, and we've already got quite a bit brewing a couple hours ahead of the stock market opening. U.S. stock futures are in ...
GE's 7% surge on Monday is a welcome surprise for gain-starved shareholders.
GE's remaining obstacles are stopping investors from getting too excited about the buying opportunity amid the CEO shakeup.
That's been the story for the year and for the decade.
Flannery's restructuring plan could be realigned itself.
Markets continue to be up across the board this Monday even as the overall market has weakened slightly over the past hour or so. Equities like the new trade deal with Canada and Mexico, as the administration is picking up some plaudits, albeit grud...
Analyst and market reaction is very positive on GE's CEO shuffle.
The market is doing well early into the new trading week. The Dow is up some 250 points to new all-time highs as investors applaud the new NAFTA agreement. I think this deal is timely given the ISM manufacturing index in September fell slightly on c...
It's an interesting story but there are better places for your funds.
A long period of aggressive buying and accumulation is needed for a sustained reversal and not just a pop to the upside.
We are about a 20 minutes from the open of a new trading week. Futures are up on news of a trade agreement between Canada and the United States that will lessen overall trade tensions and allow the country to focus on China. Tesla up strongly in pre...
GE shareholders welcome the surge as John Flannery is replaced.