Prev Close | 573.36 |
Open | 570.75 |
Day Low/High | 560.61 / 581.58 |
52 Wk Low/High | 181.38 / 585.42 |
Volume | 780.44K |
Prev Close | 573.36 |
Open | 570.75 |
Day Low/High | 560.61 / 581.58 |
52 Wk Low/High | 181.38 / 585.42 |
Volume | 780.44K |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 142.91B |
Market Cap | 85.57B |
P/E Ratio | 32.04 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
We cannot forget how important Warren Buffett is to this market.
Management's remarks were good news not just for HPQ, but also for Micron, Applied Materials and other tech titans.
It's funny but there's something at work here that may be stock specific that can trump things.
Now that the coast seems clear, they will fall over each other to reiterate buys and raise numbers.
TheStreet's Jim Cramer and Marc Chaikin, of Chaikin Analytics, spent an hour together at our offices talking all things markets. Listen to the whole conversation below. In the except above, they discuss Lam Research and why it makes them nervous.
I have constantly counseled that the way to navigate this market is to stay focused on price action.
It is a good time to put together a shopping list and start looking for some new buys.
While painful to longs, the market will be better for it.
Intel, Lam Research and others have delivered good news for the chip equipment industry this earnings season.
Despite the attacks on his character, Trump has been the best salesman for this economy since Ronald Reagan.
2 names in completely different areas of the market having the same post-earnings reaction is notable.
The sector has been a great trading group lately and I bought these 2 names this morning.
Slight pause could lead to more choppiness.
John Flannery sees progress being made on GE's initiatives, but that is what I expected him to say.
It's hard to understand the magnitude of the change.
I have never seen anything like the beast that is rocking this market.
Picking one stock as a favorite at the start of a calendar year is difficult but it sure is fun to try.
What people should be wary of is a further spreading to other techs and talk of a slowdown in sainted data center growth.
In real time and not hindsight we need to review the charts and indicators and get back on track.
Plus a look at tax reform beneficiaries, oil prices and Applied Materials.
As the flash memory industry begins to see signs of price pressure, boom times continue for the DRAM industry.
This will not impact decisions made today by tech traders, but will impact further revenue flows and corporate alliances.
This is a fulcrum day; if tech finishes up, then we know the sellers are done.
"There are blues that you get from worry, There are blues that you get from pain. There are blues when you're lonely for your one and only Those blues you can never explain There are blues that you get from longing, But the bluest blues to me, Are t...
Major indices are overbought, except for the Russell 2000.
And how I'm playing defense (and aerospace) on the latest from North Korea.
I think the growth in DRAM and Flash is more secular in nature this time.
It's the season for fund managers to buy the anointed stocks.
Even with its strong gains, the stock remains in an uptrend.
Applied Materials is still in a bullish trend, though it may trade sideways for a while.