Prev Close | 19.05 |
Day Low/High | 18.95 / 19.71 |
52 Wk Low/High | 17.90 / 27.17 |
Prev Close | 19.05 |
Day Low/High | 18.95 / 19.71 |
52 Wk Low/High | 17.90 / 27.17 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 932.47B |
Market Cap | 17.76B |
P/E Ratio | 14.44 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Upside - +48% (launches DriveMod Kit, a fully-equipped autonomous vehicle hardware integration module) - +22% (lands an energy as a service contract with large North American energy infrastructure company) - +10% (earnings, guidance) - +8.5% (earnin...
There should be no national priority greater than developing both defensive and offensive hypersonic technology.
The longer the Nasdaq remains below the 200-day line, the easier it becomes for risk managers to compel portfolio managers to reduce exposure.
Bank stocks have been big winners this year, but is there room left to run?
IBM beat expectations and the complexion the overnight mood changed. But will the mood change hold?
However, we await with bated breath what Fed Chairman Jerome Powell will say before Congress this week.
The public seems to have resigned itself to dealing with a greater degree of inflation for longer than anything I would have considered to be 'transitory.' The again, the public is often as wrong as the Fed.
Here's why KEY has almost always found a place on my book.
Always, always, always stick to your rules. Always. This is why we have targets, pivots and panics.
The fears of what would happen from Democratic wins in Georgia's race failed to pan out, aside from tech taking a few hits. Here's what's happening instead and why.
The markets are really in the hands of Washington right now, and Washington is in the hands of the virus.
The long side of this bank does not look attractive.
Despite the dramatic and highly negative decline in economic activity that forced algos to hit the markets from above, enough portfolio managers faded that move to lessen its impact.
I'm not willing to stick my neck out right now and take an equity stake.
The big banks get most of the attention, but income investors should also consider high-quality regionals.
Money fled high-growth, high-multiple stocks on Wednesday and chased a mix of both defense and value.
Also, defense industry names can breathe easier with word of debt ceiling and federal spending deal.
Just out of the chute. Markets are close to flat, supported by strength in the energy sector. Ten of eleven sectors are lower, as yields rise small. Some profit-taking across bond proxies. The banks are breathing easier ahead of the Fed's stress tes...
Here are six financial services stocks that could make good buys for bargain-hunting investors.
Negative political pressure is being felt in an overbearing way on the entire healthcare sector.
This market has repudiated the idea of owning 'value' stocks. But these banks are value names, and here is why.
Some time later on Friday it is expected that Italy will break ranks with the G-7, the EU, NATO, and sign a Belt and Road Initiative Memorandum of Understanding with China.
This shutdown is starting to feel different from those that we have experienced in the past, is it not?
It sure felt like that after listening to Citigroup's robust conference call this morning.
Memo to Powell: keep listening, be patient, and enjoy the employment gains.
Domestic U.S. Retail Sales swam upstream this morning. While nearly all of the macro released since last night across the globe ranged from the alarming to the near catastrophic (France), this item beat consensus view. Just barely. Hey, a beat is a ...