Prev Close | 50.17 |
Day Low/High | 48.97 / 50.21 |
52 Wk Low/High | 36.27 / 59.00 |
Prev Close | 50.17 |
Day Low/High | 48.97 / 50.21 |
52 Wk Low/High | 36.27 / 59.00 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 4302.00B |
Market Cap | 215.83B |
P/E Ratio | 25.12 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
We always try to tell whoever will listen that regional banks would benefit the most should the long end of the curve ever show some life.
This year the Super Bowl Indicator says to short beer and food stocks, and to buy auto stocks!
* The heavier the Super Bowl advertising by a company/industry, the more likely its stock or sector will underperform. And vice versa. * This year My Super Bowl Indicator says to short beer and food stocks and to buy auto stocks! "2020 was a great ...
The big doubt in the back of my head is that Jeff Bezos wants to take his eye off of the (this) ball to do other things.
Property developer China Evergrande has seen shares in its electric car unit skyrocket before it enters commercial production.
I have never been a fan of Coca-Cola . In fact, at times over the last decade, I have profited on the short side, reflecting my belief that the company's growth rate was less than consensus expectations. That said, at $49/share - with a reasonable...
Price momentum often weakens before a turn lower.
As we move through Georgia and see an end in sight to Covid, we need a gut check on what stocks are really going to go the distance.
This spill in the name's stock feels like a knee-jerk reaction; here's how to play it.
It's a stock that underperformed the last two years but would likely excel in a year of renewed growth in economic activity.
Several sessions over the past 10 days have seen increased trading volume at the NYSE, but not the Nasdaq, and for the S&P 500, but not the Nasdaq Composite. Is this professional risk reduction?
One of the cheapest names to make an earnings trade on is Coca-Cola.
I don't care for Washington but I have no choice. If I only stick to stocks, I would have buried you.
The greedy are, at last, getting blown out, and the prudent being vindicated. I see three buckets of stocks that intrigue me now.
It might be best to take a defensive stance in the beverage giant's shares amid the recent market weakness.
The recent market leaders appear to be running out of steam, while stalwart stocks are grinding higher, with Verizon notable among them.
But despite my great respect for the Oracle and BRK's strong chance of a come back from 2020's setbacks, I never owned Berkshire stock. Here's why.
Here are three names among the Dow 30 that are setting up nicely.
As Coca-Cola is set to knock through $50 this week, here's a trade in the soft-drink giant.
With today's job layoffs at Salesforce , Coca-Cola and MGM - we culminate worrisome employment data announced throughout the week.
Both Apple and Tesla are chopping shares into pieces, which will let individual investors have a shot at buying them.
When we added Coca-Cola shares to the Trifecta portfolio our thinking was not only are the shares cheap on an historical dividend yield basis but the company has done a bang up job pivoting its global portfolio to match evolving consumer preferences...
Coca-Cola has felt the pandemic's effect, but there is reason to think its cash flow will be sufficient to hike its payout yet again.
I like KO, especially as the value vs. tech trade plays out.
These top stocks -- including the largest publicly traded company focusing on avocados -- are helping to keep both stay-at-home diners and investors satisfied.
Even the president has switched sides on this issue that could help flatten the curve and help get the economy rolling again.