Prev Close | 18.95 |
Open | 18.91 |
Day Low/High | 18.41 / 19.12 |
52 Wk Low/High | 17.90 / 27.17 |
Volume | 13.35M |
Prev Close | 18.95 |
Open | 18.91 |
Day Low/High | 18.41 / 19.12 |
52 Wk Low/High | 17.90 / 27.17 |
Volume | 13.35M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 932.47B |
Market Cap | 17.08B |
P/E Ratio | 14.44 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Then we might see the performance and growth that bank stocks used to give.
While Japanese banks deal with negative interest rates, low interest rates in the U.S. are comparatively more attractive.
A speculative bullish trade in KEY using call options that expire almost two years from now.
In 'What to Watch on Wall Street' for Thursday January 21, TheStreet highlights key financial data as earnings season starts picking up its pace.
There are signs of trouble from last decade that are recurring now and warn of imminent danger.
I'm not worried about China, nor about George Soros' dire warnings.
For Thursday October 15, TheStreet awaits quarterly results from Goldman Sachs (GS), Citigroup (C), Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Mattel (MAT), Schlumberger (SLB) and Wynn Resorts (WYNN).
EJF Capital provides some good ideas for long-term investment portfolios.
The strongest sector right now is benefiting from interest rates talk.
EJF Capital's holdings are a must-read list..
There's a tremendous desire to return capital.
Many believe they are a great opportunity in the markets now.
A good summary of today's earnings reports from Goldman Sachs (GS). TMT (+)INTC: EPS: $0.66 vs. $0.65 on better Revs(14.7B vs 14.47B). Investors will like Q4 view given consensus thought probably in line off slightly higher Q3 base. Assume bears wi...
We'll get some net interest margin going.
Sometimes the KEY is right in your hand and you don't know it.
Banks and industrials are deal-less sectors in a deal-filled world, and that is what's making them suffer.
Where it began. The bulls will be focused on the benefit of continued low interest rates and its salutary impact on stock valuations. Question: Should market P/E trend higher based on ever easy central bank that brings a lower-than-historical level ...
Where it began. The rundown: U.S. futures are higher this morning (S&P up 6 handles, Nasdaq up 18 handles). European stocks are climbing, too (by about 0.8%). Nikkei is up 0.88%. Within the Nikkei, all major sub-groups finished in the green. Telecom...
Energy, banks and food stocks are roaring, and momentum tech is still too risky.
We've been wasting our time with Fed fretting, as this monster rate decline confirms.
Jim Cramer answers Twitter questions on whether SodaStream can recover, Lululemon's new CEO and First Niagara.
It's nothing more than logical profit-taking.
TheStreet's Jim Cramer and Stephanie Link are 'annoyed' at the recent downgrades of KeyCorp and U.S. Bancorp.
The group is finally able to shrug off some negatives and rise.