| Prev Close | 17.05 |
| Open | 17.07 |
| Day Low/High | 16.95 / 17.32 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 13.65 / 21.91 |
| Volume | 8.98M |
| Avg Volume | 11.08M |
KeyCorp (KEY)
17.10
0.05
0.29
NYSE : Finance
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 1.01B |
| Market Cap | 17.02B |
| EPS | 1.70 |
| P/E Ratio | 9.81 |
| Div & Yield | 0.68 (4.01%) |
Remember the Upside of Market Fear
Sometimes the market flees from a trade that in retrospect would have been the best trade of all.
Getting Excited About Short Interest
I've always scanned the tables for ideas, but there's good reason to drill down deeper for takeaways.
Key Bank's Successful Focus on Small Business
Maria Coyne, Head of Consumer & Business Banking at KeyBank, discusses how the demand for small business loans remains robust despite the issues that remain.
Reaching to the STARS
Using Standard & Poor's system has helped me undercover some solid ideas.
The Link Exclusive: Buy The Banks On Weakness
A handful of the big banks have reported earnings already, and Stephanie Link, director of research at TheStreet, likes what they had to say.
The Link Exclusive: Encouraged by Jamie Dimon's Tone Ahead of Earnings
Stephanie Link, director of research at TheStreet, viewed Jamie Dimon's commentary at the Council of Foreign Relations today positively ahead of JPMorgan's earnings on Friday.
Measuring Risk After Market Dip
Lindsey Bell and Pete Renzulli of T3Live.com, reveal how to trade stocks ahead of earnings season: retail, banks, tech.
Cramer: Bank Downgrade Was The Right Call
Jim Cramer says the international banks have had a great run, but the risk is too great, making the bank downgrade by UBS a good call.
Link: Doubling Down On Housing
Stephanie Link, director of research at TheStreet, has added two new positions to the Action Alerts Portfolio to expand exposure to the housing market.
Oil Weakness Doesn't Mean Game Over
Lindsey Bell and Scott Redler, chief strategic officer at T3Live.com, reveal how to trade stocks ahead of earnings season: retail, banks, tech.
Today's Adds
They include Yahoo!, Ford, GM, Citigroup, KeyCorp, P&G and JPMorgan Chase. I added to Yahoo! (YHOO), Ford (F), General Motors (GM), Citigroup (C), KeyCorp (KEY), Procter & Gamble (PG) and JPMorgan Chase (JPM, reestablished) in today's weakness.
KEY Turned for Entry
The stock has hit my price point. KeyCorp (KEY) has hit my price point. I have established a small long position.
Lining Up Some Buys
They include, AIG, Key, Citi, Ford, GM, Och-Ziff and Lincoln National. I am a buyer of several stocks slightly below the market -- including AIG (AIG), under 30.50; KeyCorp (KEY), $7.95; Citigroup (C), under $26.50; Ford (F), under $9.10, General Mo...
Kicking Over Rocks
Searching for lower-priced stocks that have been overlooked by Wall Street can be a profitable.
Picking Up Fallen Angels
These out-of-favor stocks can be fertile sources of long-term investments.
Second-Half Stars
These stocks trade below book value and should outperform the market for the next year and beyond.
Picking It New School
I am willing to play with new ideas and metrics to see if they offer any value.
Fitz Bits: Let it Churn
There's a lot of trading to be done in Dangdang before it decisively breaks out, so you may as well take some profits.
Diversify Your Investment Options
Selling options to generate returns and as a way of backing into undervalued stocks can be a valuable tool.
Stocks Under $10: Bank Stock Bonanza
Financials have been among the market leaders, but Portfolio Manager David Peltier finds a low-dollar bank stock on sale.
Busy Day in Bankland
The Goldman Sachs Financial Services Conference is loaded with high-profile presentations. Here is the schedule of the presentations for several of the larger companies appearing in today's Goldman Sachs (GS) Financial Services Conference: 8:00 a.m....
What a Clueless Market
Whether it's the buyers or the sellers, someone doesn't have any idea of what they're doing here.
Bargain-Hunting Amid the Wreckage
These solid names have all slid into bargain territory -- but be wary of buying just yet.
Stay Small and Move Slowly
Exercising caution and discipline can be a long-term investor's secret to success.
Picking What's Left When the Party's Over
If the world does not end these companies will eventually recover and thrive.
