Prev Close | 48.10 |
Day Low/High | 47.01 / 48.05 |
52 Wk Low/High | 14.56 / 54.50 |
Prev Close | 48.10 |
Day Low/High | 47.01 / 48.05 |
52 Wk Low/High | 14.56 / 54.50 |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 317.52B |
Market Cap | 15.27B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
... And the DoorDash IPO pulled out a block from it, bringing the whole thing down. Here's what to look for as two more major offerings are coming.
Pick up some or buy deep-in-the-money calls, but know that if they go down, you pounce.
What the Nasdaq experienced Monday is known not just as an 'Outside Day,' but an 'Outside Reversal,' and these can be dangerous.
Let's review the charts of LYFT and UBER.
California's Proposition 22 vote offers a great exit opportunity from UBER and LYFT.
Here's why a Republican Senate and a Democratic White House and House, may be nirvana for growth.
Markets seem to be betting that divided government will keep much of the policy and interest rate status quo intact for tech. But valuations are still high, and there are other risks out there.
I cannot buy them on this pop. My expectation is that based on past history you will get a chance to get a better price.
It appears like LYFT wants to make a run.
TSLA has now posted five consecutive quarters of profitability while rapidly increasing productivity as well as margin.
The new, recent highs, on the Full Stochastics and MACD, create attractive bullish divergences.
If the ride-sharing company's stock can edge higher and hold that ground, the answer to the question appears to be yes.
My view is that Airbnb is just another fake tech company like Uber and Lyft .
Plus, quick looks at Joe Biden's VP choice, the latest on the Covid-19 vaccine front and Tesla's stock split.
Uber's ride-sharing business continues seeing demand gradually improve from its March/April lows. But it's still far below pre-COVID levels.
Don't be dazed by star stocks like Tesla, and instead stop and think: What do you really get when you buy stock in a company?
These stay-at-home, newbie short-term investors are learning the hard way about gambling on 'bargains' bound to go belly up.
The firm will need a successful and sustainable reopening of the economy to be successful itself.
Disney's trajectory could provide a blueprint for the reopening of travel and leisure -- and how investors react.
Sutter Rock is a rare find worth checking out for dividend seekers -- and it's got a 13% dividend yield.
The economy and society suffer each day we stay closed, so let's look at the data on the Covid-19 crisis as well as on the economy to see what could be next.
Splitting one's bets between blue chips and a smaller basket of high-upside plays with more risk could work well over the long run.