Prev Close | 564.19 |
Open | 562.77 |
Day Low/High | 557.12 / 575.58 |
52 Wk Low/High | 181.38 / 585.42 |
Volume | 1.20M |
Prev Close | 564.19 |
Open | 562.77 |
Day Low/High | 557.12 / 575.58 |
52 Wk Low/High | 181.38 / 585.42 |
Volume | 1.20M |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 144.01B |
Market Cap | 81.08B |
P/E Ratio | 31.99 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
As the Fed press conference drones on with nothing new being shared, let's turn our gaze to what we'll be facing after the close -- more earnings! A quick scan says we have roughly 135 reports coming at us in just over one hour's time. In terms of t...
Understand that the expected Fed rate cut today is not about recent economic performance in the least.
Morning folks, I'm back in the saddle today and it's one that before it's all over will see more than 230 companies report their earnings and let's not forget about the ones, like Apple  , that reported last night that will have an impact on today's...
And as the semiconductor sector continues to shine, Brooks Automation is a name to keep in mind.
Also, defense industry names can breathe easier with word of debt ceiling and federal spending deal.
The chip manufacturing giant issued upbeat Q3 sales guidance and forecast this year's capital spending will be at the high end of a prior guidance range.
Much of it occurs when someone jumps the gun, deciding that the headlines must be traded without any knowledge of what is underneath them.
As chip stocks gain nearly across the board following numbers from Micron that weren't exactly stellar, it's worth remembering how low valuations for many names had gotten.
Talks between Washington and Beijing unlikely to end tariffs, but what would be worse? If the Fed chief dropped his guard on a single tweet.
Broadcom's Huawei mess is at the heart of Trump's disregard for what happens to American businesses.
FedEx's rise on bad news and Facebook's fall on the same are two examples of how it's hard to figure out when enough's enough.
This softness in energy pricing, though not good for the oil patch, and certainly a negative for the railroads, will help in two ways.
Like other chip equipment makers, Applied is slogging through a rough 2019. But it outlined a case for better 2020 demand.
A review of the latest LRCX charts.
Following a big rally in recent months, KLA's shares are lower Tuesday after the company maintained a cautious view of near-term chip equipment demand.
The big portfolio managers get ahead of the turn in cycles -- as we can see in oil services, semiconductors and autos, among other sectors. Here's how to play their game.
Though the Korean tech and electronics giant is facing its share of challenges, it did report seeing strong Galaxy S10 sales and forecast memory demand will improve in the coming months.
The fact that the strong stocks are mainly index heavy weights is what is preventing an absolute rout of the indices at this point.
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Bitcoin, the most famous of all crypto-currencies, has enjoyed something of a rebound of late.
Screening Goldman Sachs' list of the top 20 stocks to see which ones are the best technical opportunities.
Nvidia and AMD are now getting very little revenue from sales of graphics cards to cryptocurrency miners.
Samsung is setting yet another bearish standard for semis and smartphones in the first half of 2019.
The semiconductor sector surge could send some standby industrial stocks higher with it.
Lowered expectations are the best kind of expectations and they can make for great markets.
Reports of a smartphone market recovery from Taiwan Semiconductor is taking the sector higher.
The best stocks to buy in this environment are the ones that have the greatest growth.
LRCX could be a counterintuitive opportunity to cash in.