Prev Close | 16.95 |
Day Low/High | 16.79 / 17.15 |
52 Wk Low/High | 8.90 / 17.62 |
Avg Volume | 1.03M |
Prev Close | 16.95 |
Day Low/High | 16.79 / 17.15 |
52 Wk Low/High | 8.90 / 17.62 |
Avg Volume | 1.03M |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 103.75M |
Market Cap | 1.76B |
EPS | -0.50 |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
The federal government is still partially shut down. There is a debt ceiling out there with our name on it, and a looming expiration date on its suspension.
Like Chess, we are at the point of the game where each side starts losing pieces that actually matter.
Things may pick up in the afternoon -- here is how to play it and what sectors to be wary of.
Okay, gang. Boeing is ripping ever since they landed that $9.2B contract from the Air Force last week. They were looking to make a lot more dough, maybe as much as $16B on that deal, but the fiscal year was running out. The Air Force could have chos...
Go long on strong fundamentals, or try this options strategy.
Today's headlines may bring uncertainty, but this sector still looks good.
We have been banging the drum for defense names since mid-2016.
It is going to be a rough day, but we can adapt, and win.
Any weakness in defense stocks will present an opportunity to add to my favorite names.
The Transports story is really a 'Tale of 2 Modes': the railroads and the airlines.
Know what? Everyone else who manufactures autos can design and deliver electric vehicles.
The world remains dangerous, and dangerous toys are not just simply in demand -- demand is increasing rapidly.
I just focus on what I believe to be true and what I understand best.
Wounded markets limp into second quarter.
Most of the economy has become reliant to some degree...on technology.
Other 'monsters' are getting a pass right now in terms of both media coverage, and market impact.
Weebles Wobble Sometimes they get knocked down. Weak performance by equity markets mid-morning, coming on the heels of that face-ripping selloff yesterday. Love those on TV (who have no personal skin in the game) telling folks not to panic. Yeah, no...
You might actually be grateful that stocks took one on the jaw on Monday.
And how I'm playing defense (and aerospace) on the latest from North Korea.
When you have done your homework, you have a plan. With that, life is easier.
Why our Trading Strategies panelists like Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman and Kratos Defense & Securities Solutions.
Tesla and General Motors are among this week's names showing reversal patterns.
My economist side would clearly prefer a rules-based approach toward monetary policy.
Tech names and small-cap stocks could be big winners from tax cuts and cash repatriation -- and here's how to play it.
Why I like this China-based wealth management firm.
Problem areas such as the dollar, oil and retail move to the foreground.
But European stocks are not holding up very well so far.
Hear me out: The same lessons and disciplines are useful in both.