Prev Close | 18.81 |
Open | 18.18 |
Day Low/High | 17.68 / 18.76 |
52 Wk Low/High | 14.05 / 38.70 |
Volume | 324.42K |
Prev Close | 18.81 |
Open | 18.18 |
Day Low/High | 17.68 / 18.76 |
52 Wk Low/High | 14.05 / 38.70 |
Volume | 324.42K |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 16.48B |
Market Cap | 288.22M |
P/E Ratio | 9.63 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
The deep-value Tax-Loss Selling Recovery Portfolio of a dozen stocks handsomely outperformed the S&P 500 and Russell 2000 indices.
Thanks to big gains by Tupperware Brands and GameStop these dozen stocks that languished in 2019 collectively are now up nicely since the portfolio's inception.
The idea is to identify those that might ultimately recover in the new year.
The idea behind this annual 'experiment' is to identify potentially 'cheap' names with 3 attributes.
There's progress for sure, but still a long way to go. Things could be worse.
This experiment in trying to identify stocks that could come back after dismal year-ago performance isn't going well five months since its inception.
Amid the sea of news hitting the tape this morning, here's a short list of Upgrades and Downgrades. Upgrades: International Flavors upgraded to Overweight from Equal Weight at Wells Fargo; Target raised to $150 Juniper Networks upgraded to Buy from...
If investors reengage with these names in 2020, this could be an interesting set-up for market outperformance.
In this portfolio, the goal is for the winners to more than offset the losers.
We'll track a dozen beaten-up stocks that could be subject to tax-loss selling at the end of 2019 to see whether they can stage comebacks in 2020.
The pressure on financials is affecting the entire market.
With earnings season fast approaching we should see more focus on individual stock picking very soon.
Blue chip name PEP is a good example of the weak action in individual stocks.
Don't focus on the big tech, there is still value in the technology sector.
The market has wanted to sell-off for a while and finally it is doing it.
The bounce this morning is producing a sigh of relief, but this is going to remain a difficult trading market.
For a long time now one of the most consistent patterns in the market has been buying dips created by negative headlines.
Surprise profit at Twilio sends shares skyward as China moves to prop up Shanghai market reverberate.
Stocks grind higher on strength in small-caps.
The speculative favorites tended to be higher priced names with good earnings reports.
Market players simply are not willing to chase solid news like this right now.
I don't expect to see GOOGL pullback too much as it will be a 'go to' name for institutions that need to put big money to work fast.
This action may actually help to create some entry points.
If you are taking some gains don't expect much downside before remounts develop.
That shouldn't stop us from looking for some good short term trades.
We are not seeing much in the way of typical holiday speculative action.
Everyone is a buyer of pullbacks when the market is going up but not so much when it's going down.
My main strategy in this sort of action is to start thinking about stocks that are likely to have a good second quarter.