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) |
Let's check the charts and indicators to see if this opening strength can be sustained.
Evaluating the market and policy discussion ahead of Jackson Hole, and how I am playing Zscaler on this weakness.
It will be interesting to see whether Macy's weak performance was shared by these names.
With tariffs looming and hard competition, here's how to play the mega-retailer after earnings.
July-quarter ending retailers are soon to report their earnings, shedding light on their summer sales as well as their expectations for back-to-school shopping and the looming holiday shopping season.
The uptrend that technicians would have confirmed as late as last Wednesday, or even Thursday around mid-day, is now clearly a market in correction.
I don't know if anyone joined me in the Kohl's bull call spread on Wednesday. As a reminder, the trade I laid out went like this. - Purchase Aug. 23 $51.50 calls - Sell Aug. 23 $55 calls - Net Debit: $1.30 The equity is up 70 cents today, trading a...
Every cup with handle pattern needs a selloff that leads to a fish hook that leads to a cup that leads to a handle. Ladies and gentlemen, I present Kohl's at 9x forward-looking earnings in potentially the fish hook stage. Don't forget the deals with...
Here are my five rules for handling earnings season.
Amazon could, technically, eventually tack on a few hundred more points -- meaning this pricey and risky stock can still pay off.
Amazon looks poised to deliver a big leap in sales during the fifth installment of its Prime Day event.
Levi Strauss & Co. missed expectations, but the iconic brand has history and an aggressive strategy, so here's how loyalists can play the stock.
The second post-IPO quarterly report of the jeans maker disappoints.
I am neutral on this market, and only a cool off of the hottest stocks can justify a further advance.
The disparity right now between Walmart and Kohl's or Target and Macy's is the greatest I have ever seen it.
Charts don't look so hot for retailer.
Learn to buy when prices are cheap and sell when stocks are expensive, even though they appear to have nothing but good news.
The stores that are catering to the super haves and the super have-nots are the winners.
The retailer's disappointing first-quarter results and outlook plus the impact of tariffs combine to put its stock in value territory; the question is whether the tariffs will stick.
FIVE could be a key retailer poised to seize on toy sales alongside more traditional retailers.
After a tough earnings season for retail stocks, these names stand out for value.
In the near term, it would appear Amazon will need to do the heavy lifting.
You can't start a discussion about the issue, though, without going right to the most impacted stock on earth: Apple.
Target has figured out how to beat everyone from Walmart to Amazon to everyone in and outside the mall.
I'd either wait for a breakout or retracement because we're stuck in technical limbo after today's gap higher.
KSS shares are not likely to give investors any Kohl's Cash.
Target is appropriately addressing tariff concerns.
Target is shining while the stars of many retail stocks dim.
The economy will never function normally, or at least in a more sustainable, healthy way until repairing the yield curve is accomplished.