Prev Close | 55.75 |
Open | 56.25 |
Day Low/High | 54.56 / 56.58 |
52 Wk Low/High | 10.89 / 46.47 |
Volume | 2.73M |
Prev Close | 55.75 |
Open | 56.25 |
Day Low/High | 54.56 / 56.58 |
52 Wk Low/High | 10.89 / 46.47 |
Volume | 2.73M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 157.65B |
Market Cap | 8.82B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Retail has proved a volatile industry as tastes and trends change -- and now there are some signs that Amazon shares could be turning vulnerable, too.
Let's check the charts of this retailer.
Behind-the-scenes companies like Salesforce.com, Square, Nvidia, Okta, and PagerDuty are leading the Nasdaq, and you must understand them to know what you're getting into.
Yes, this seems to be a seminal moment with retail.
Watch the price action very closely for some downside action and be ready to react to any change.
Apple turns red, retail slumps and small caps lead on Tuesday.
There is no 'tech' in tech.
I will be looking at some index shorts should the selling pressure continue into the afternoon.
To state the obvious, the and disappointments are putting a pall under the retail space. My Trade of the Week, Macy's (which was looking great technically), is being penalized. I just added at $15.30. On Thursday M will report - I expect a small los...
Tuesday's Dreamforce features a discussion between Salesforce's Marc Benioff and Apple's Tim Cook.
Third quarter earnings season is down to the really nitty gritty. That said, there are still quite a few well known (to the public) retailers set to bring up the rear.
What's really going on here? Does the move make any sense? Let's take them case by case.
This is a new Fed, one committed to growth for all.
Dow chemicals are finding a bottom, higher-yielding stocks are trading well, macro is improving and the consumer is getting stronger.
Right now, AbbVie is the best way to capitalize on the moment and on the future.
Let me give you the items I want to see before I bless buying anything in what has become a plain, out and out, treacherous market.
Plus, pining for the days of thoughtful price discovery in the markets.
With low price-to-earnings multiples, these stocks could be buys right now -- depending on your take on recession.
Dozens of beaten-up stocks could see tax-loss selling into the end of the year; here's a preview of some that could make up the next Tax Loss Selling Portfolio.
Income investors are far better compensated in dividend stocks like this, as the S&P 500 Index on average yields less than 2%.
LULU rocked its recent earnings report and is killing it, generally -- and here is why.
There's apparently no key man risk at Burlington.
I do think that they realize that they are in a fight, and are being aggressive.
TGT is widening the divide in retail by navigating headline risks.
The retail giant scored a big second-quarter earnings beat and reported that its traffic and sales continue to grow.
The price action on Tuesday started strong but has faded fast.
Problems in the print are compounded by cautious management commentary on tariff pressures ahead.
Kohl's quickly reversed action, proving that management commentary is the key to preserving gains on the print.
I am long KSS, and have a number of options trades in play that I have used to reduce net basis.