Prev Close | 2,031.36 |
Day Low/High | 2,016.06 / 2,071.01 |
52 Wk Low/High | 1,013.54 / 2,152.68 |
Prev Close | 2,031.36 |
Day Low/High | 2,016.06 / 2,071.01 |
52 Wk Low/High | 1,013.54 / 2,152.68 |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 674.14B |
Market Cap | 1369.41B |
P/E Ratio | 36.76 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
But there are still plenty of stocks that haven't recouped market losses.
The overall technical condition of the indices remains negative.
Phew! One can't apply rational analysis to the daily price action any more. As I wrote yesterday and this morning, the only certainty to me is the likely increased volatility ahead. At least based on the last two days, I apparently was a master of u...
Amazon could attract regulatory attention from the EU as it continues to expand, but tailwinds are stronger than any obstacles.
"Remember, a dead fish can float down a stream, but it takes a live one to swim upstream." -- W. C. Fields The terms that I would use to yesterday's iPhone 7 introduction from Apple are "boring," "uninteresting" and "humdrum." Or as The Wall Street ...
The S&P 500 was flat during the month of August, but there was a lot of buying under the surface in stocks like Facebook and Ford, according to TD Ameritrade.
Here's more of Byron Wien's September commentary, in which he rounds up what some of Wall Street's titans had to say at his series of "Benchmark Lunches" over the summer. You can check out the beginning of his missive here and here, or read on below...
Cisco is cutting jobs as it transitions from hardware to software.
Parking money in either makes sense in today's low-rate world.
These sectors offer value as the S&P 500 trades at 19x earnings.
Tech's giant reported this week. Expect July jobs numbers next week.
Jim Cramer loves Alphabet's accelerating revenue and he likes the stock's valuation, too.
Stocks do little ahead of BoJ meeting and AMZN and GOOGL earnings.
Wall Street should listen to Spencer Jakab and Angela Duckworth.
Apple and other tech giants will report, while the FOMC also meets.
Market's junk stocks attract traders.
Yahoo!'s earnings indicated that the company is a 'defeated team,' says Jim Cramer.
This is not a broken record-we are set to open firmly in record territory today.
The stock of the music service looks set to burst out.
It's always a warning sign when the market's leadership falters, but that's precisely what's happening to the TFANGs. All five of TFANG components -- Tesla (TSLA), Facebook (FB), Amazon (AMZN), Netflix (NFLX) and Google/Alphabet (GOOG, GOOGL) -- are...
Expectations of healthy growth for years to come make the online giant a sound long-term investment.
Tech and biotech are worth watching in a week dominated by the Brexit vote.
I'm expanding short of the PowerShares QQQ ETF (QQQ) as the TFANGs, which have served as the market's leadership for years, appear to be breaking down and rolling over. Facebook (FB) -- which in my view is the best of the TFANG stocks -- began to se...
I continue to regard Netflix (NFLX) as unattractive, and I remain short on the stock. While the FANGs have propelled the market's growth segment higher, I think the fundamentals justify the "F," "A" and "G" components' gains (although valuations are...
Here are answers to some of your questions to me this morning. Keep 'em coming at gentilerealmoney@gmail.com and I'll answer some more at around 2 p.m. ET. Q. What is your take on TransDigm Group (TDG)? Do I buy it here or wait until it comes down l...
Big technology stocks are underperforming the S&P 500 and investors are pulling money out of the sector, according to Nick Colas, Chief Market Strategist at Convergex.
DSW falls short of expectations while deals boost GoPro, Google and Netflix
Don't hang on to losers because you can't admit you made a mistake.
Despite John Sculley leaving as Apple's chief over twenty years ago, it's pretty clear that he is still very well-connected to what's happening at today's biggest tech companies.
The minutes from the Fed's April meeting make a June rate hike likely. Google showcases new products.