Prev Close | 1.46 |
Day Low/High | 1.38 / 1.47 |
52 Wk Low/High | 0.52 / 2.08 |
Prev Close | 1.46 |
Day Low/High | 1.38 / 1.47 |
52 Wk Low/High | 0.52 / 2.08 |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 43.35B |
Market Cap | 63.29M |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Strong markets tend to have good leadership and themes, but nothing is standing out at present on those fronts.
Good picks make it easier to produce good results, but they are just a starting point.
Thin trading is impeding momentum, but here are 4 stocks on my radar.
I have little faith in the indices right now, but some selective trades should work.
I'm feeling pressure to force some trades today, but I'm trying to stay selective.
My game plan is to stay focused on individual stocks and not worry too much about the indices.
The action in bulk shippers is downright ridiculous, but at least it signals a market more conducive to trading.
Gold and bonds take another hit.
That's because the big issue is how to put capital to work.
Investors should seek stocks with the best chance of a sustained upside (and good luck with that).
Such unwarranted fears have depressed the sector, which could bounce back after Nov. 8.
A good illustration of why the market's been stuck in a trading range.
I try to make a conscious effort to find positives, even when I'm not feeling optimistic.
While waiting for the dust to settle, here are a couple of names to focus on.
The best way to formulate your investment strategy is to justify to others why you do what you are doing.
My highlights from the Craig-Hallum Alpha Select Conference.
This name is making bank on a new EPA ruling.