Prev Close | 68.44 |
Day Low/High | 68.09 / 69.41 |
52 Wk Low/High | 41.85 / 74.89 |
Prev Close | 68.44 |
Day Low/High | 68.09 / 69.41 |
52 Wk Low/High | 41.85 / 74.89 |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 142.78B |
Market Cap | 9.77B |
P/E Ratio | 16.94 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Traders should be long and profitable so let's check the charts again.
Analysts and shareholders both put negative news behind them and accentuated the positive for a host of formerly hated stocks.
I like the charts and the quantitative buy rating on HSIC.
TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer responds to a Morgan Stanley note, in which the firm reduced estimates for Patterson Companies PDCO and Henry Schein HSIC, on worries of Amazon entering the dental equipment space
Is it running hot and ready to cool off, or heating up after a chilly spell?
"If you work for a living, why do you kill yourself working?" -- Tuco, The Ugly: "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" There was plenty of sector rotation today (but little overall movement), so let's move to the abbreviated Monarch Notes form of "Takeaw...
The three stocks are poised for breakouts based on their cup-and-handle patterns.
These numbers confound those who say how dangerous this market is.
Teeth, pets, video games, eating at home are evidence of strong theses.
The leadership is quite stark.
Several major diversified companies are getting in on the humanization of pets trend and are capitalizing on pets becoming family members.
There has been significant insider selling for short periods in these 4 names.
Whether it be Walmart moving into China or Uber revving up its European operations, global expansions face higher failure rates than domestic ones.
Insurance, waste management, and medical equipment dominate the list.
There are some good buying ideas among these stocks.
China's bad data spark hopes of more cash.
Here are healthcare stocks of all shares and sizes with strong charts.
It's like a big-league franchise with a fantastic farm team.
Some companies in better position than aging population.
Reams of stocks make sense on a pullback. And what looks bad? Anything even remotely connected to oil and gas.
There's a powerful collection of "what's working."
Americans are living much longer these days -- and there are a number of ways to invest.
Watch the small deals because they can be transformative.
I am encouraging a student investment group to look beyond familiar companies and data points.
Still plenty of earnings, but the econ calendar lightens up.
These plays didn't work out so well. I made awfully stupid covers of Henry Schein (HSIC), Yahoo! (YHOO) and IBM (IBM) recently. Enough said!