Prev Close | 23.26 |
Day Low/High | 23.34 / 24.05 |
52 Wk Low/High | 9.09 / 24.01 |
Prev Close | 23.26 |
Day Low/High | 23.34 / 24.05 |
52 Wk Low/High | 9.09 / 24.01 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 398.06B |
Market Cap | 9.26B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Let's review the charts and indicators of this jeans maker.
The obvious way is jeans but there are others as well.
Let's check out both the stocks that are going strong -- even without a stimulus -- and what I call the nascent bull markets.
Shares of LEVI surged 5% Wednesday.
Even more important than fiscal support moving forward would be the concept of Covid-19 very soon being effectively treatable for the public.
Shares of the jeans maker, which reports third-quarter results Tuesday, have seen more buying interest of late according to its charts.
Is it time to go now? Well, it's never a bad time to protect oneself when one sits upon large profits in any market.
Markets are clearly different now. I did not grow up, nor was I trained for this environment. Nobody else you hear today was either.
The charts suggest that a sustained uptrend is not yet the outcome we are likely to see.
Nothing seems to matter anymore except which stock to buy, a staggering conclusion with 11% unemployment and a raging epidemic.
Buy the dip? Nope, not me, not today. Then again, long-time readers know that I have never been a fan of FB or its management.
In any other business, if you saw demand fall, you would make less, but what did oil producers do as Covid-19 stopped people from driving, flying and leaving home?
The technical indicators of the apparel maker need to develop more basing action.
There is no doubt that this is the most aggressive and pro-active Fed since at least the days of Paul Volcker's tug of war with consumer level inflation, not to mention the Reagan administration.
Heading into earnings, shares of the jeans maker are a long way from a good-fitting bottom formation.
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There is no 'tech' in tech.
Let's check out how the charts fit for this recent IPO.
Companies that want to survive in this world need better tech -- tech that individualizes, tech that tells the story, tech that keeps it current, tech that keeps customers happy.
LEVI is plunging as Wall Street pans its latest quarterly results, but I'll buy shares if they fall much further.
My overall market posture has been one of leaning toward the defensive. I have no intention of making this stance permanent.
Let's check and see how LEVI fits traders and investors.
As we wind down the trading week and I get my notes together, we have little in the way of economic data and earnings reports coming at us on Monday. Currently the first expected earnings reports for next week are slotted for Tuesday and include Lev...
As we enter fall, Levi Strauss & Co. is in its stronger half of the year.
Shares of the jeans maker have yet to earn their technical stripes as a long since Levi's March initial public offering.
Coming up after the close, we have a decent number of earnings reports coming at us -- a bit smaller than this morning but there are still some key ones to pay attention to including Microsoft . Here's the full list: Bank OZK Bright Scholar Educatio...
Levi's management has a solid roadmap ahead, but it might be reaching too high post-IPO.