| Prev Close | 147.53 |
| Open | 147.57 |
| Day Low/High | 145.64 / 149.90 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 109.88 / 161.83 |
| Volume | 1.16M |
Hershey Company (HSY)
149.45
1.90
1.30
NYSE
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 208.14B |
| Market Cap | 30.85B |
| P/E Ratio | 26.00 |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Latest News
With Halloween-Themed Dividend Stocks, the Devil Is in the Details
This edition of 'dividend derby' has a grab bag of options -- and we pick the sweetest.
A Sweet Note Before We Adjourn for the Long Weekend
Based on the data analysis of sales performance over the March 15 to Aug. 9, the National Confectioners Association found overall sales of chocolate and candy have increased 3.8% with chocolate (+5.5%) and premium chocolate (+12.5%) outpacing the re...
Dividend Rule of the Day: Measure Twice Before Investing
News of Big Five Sporting Goods dividend move requires some careful reading.
This Dividend Stock Is Lookin' Pretty Sweet
Let's look at how J.M. Smucker stacks up against Skyworks and Hershey.
Sector Haves/Have Nots, Lisa Su Does It Again, Trading Tesla and Microsoft
Earnings reports continue to outperform, but can this support equity markets at these levels now?
Facebook Has a Growing Problem
Buy the dip? Nope, not me, not today. Then again, long-time readers know that I have never been a fan of FB or its management.
Hershey's Pullback Does Not Look Like a Sweet Buying Opportunity
Shares of the Pennsylvania-based company are still pointed down.
Employment Figures, Trading Thoughts, and 'Busting a Move'
Watching first-time jobless claims and trading volume, plus some thoughts on defense names like Raytheon and Lockheed Martin, and tech names like Lam Research.
The Week Ahead: Jobless Claims, PMI Data and 35 Key Earnings Reports to Watch
More than 450 quarterly reports are on tap, including 105 S&P 500 constituents.
Indulge in Some 'Sinful' Dividends, but Don't Forget This 'Clean' King
As some alcoholic beverage names move to 'lighter' products to lure health-conscious consumers, PG remains on the ... throne.
Let These Dividend Stocks Fatten Your Portfolio
Swiss chocolate-maker Lindt & Spruengli and these American candy kings offer something sweet for investors.
Risk-Averse Investors Might Find This Company a Bit Too Spicy
B&G Foods' current quarterly current dividend yield near 10% sounds delicious, but a deeper analysis might make your stomach turn.
Take a Bite Into These 10 Food Stock Favorites
10 favorite stocks from wings, burgers and burritos to donuts, bakery goods, packaged vegetables and sweets.
SOX It to Me, Military Mischief in Asia, and Awaiting Amazon: Market Recon
And as the semiconductor sector continues to shine, Brooks Automation is a name to keep in mind.
Which Stock Is Better to Snack on: Mondelez or Hershey?
A look at the charts of these snack kings.
3 Iconic American Companies, Only 2 of Which Are Celebrating This July 4th
Shares of Hershey and Corning have done well since the last Fourth of July, but not so the stock of Harley-Davidson.
Savor Hershey: Shares Could Rally Higher Over Summer
Keep holding longs, and traders could raise sell-stops to below $130, from below $125.
Sweets and Eats: 5 Top Food Stocks for Your Portfolio
These leading consumer brands deserve a place in both your pantry and your portfolio.
Investors Sweeten Up to Hershey
Let's peal back the wrapper on the charts and indicators.
Jim Cramer: How Can Bad Be Good? It's Easy Now That the Fed Blinked
Anything weak is a positive to be excited about and anything strong is a nightmare because that might stiffen Powell's resolve to keep rates where they are instead of cutting them.
Jim Cramer: You Better Strap Yourself In
President Trump has decided that the U.S. simply shouldn't do business with China and if you do you are going to have to pay the price.
Jim Cramer: Days Like Today Are When You Break Out Your List and Buy Domestic
These are the days when if you're brave you get a good price and begin the ride to greater riches.
Jim Cramer: What to Buy and What to Avoid on Trump's Latest China Tweet
As usual, the stocks that bounce back first are the tech stocks with little Chinese exposure and the consumer packaged goods that just demonstrated good numbers.
