Prev Close | 174.99 |
Open | 177.19 |
Day Low/High | 175.05 / 181.08 |
52 Wk Low/High | 56.62 / 153.35 |
Volume | 153.79K |
Prev Close | 174.99 |
Open | 177.19 |
Day Low/High | 175.05 / 181.08 |
52 Wk Low/High | 56.62 / 153.35 |
Volume | 153.79K |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 70.23B |
Market Cap | 12.12B |
P/E Ratio | 20.13 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Mortgage rates have been declining of late, which should help produce a better story for the housing market in the second part of 2019.
Construction spending hasn't sent ambivalent signals in 2019.
An apparel giant, a carpet maker, a software firm and a provider of social entertainment apps turn in favorable results.
These eight S&P 500 stocks have some of the worst returns year-to-date and represent a diverse roster of promising bounce candidates.
Bad news appears fully priced into these equities.
Even after a sharp recent pullback, Mohawk's shares more than tripled over the last decade.
There could be more pain ahead for Mohawk Industries.
Let's see how far down MHK could decline in the weeks ahead.
The stocks that performed well were the stocks that you would reach for in a recession.
The free market is going to take back control of interest rates.
It's a wonder to me how split this market really is.
Supplier stocks have performed well, but I'm less excited about the group than I was in May.
But perhaps the economy is a bit like the Washington gridlock.
Whirlpool and Nortek have proven to be sturdy.
Longs should think about protecting their profits.
Jim Cramer speaks about what insights can be gleaned from Alcoa’s (AA) earnings release.
Brian Peery’s Hennessey Cornerstone Mid-cap 30 Fund has returned 11% thus far in 2015 by investing in names like JetBlue (JBLU), Mohawk Industries (MHK) and Foot Locker (FL).
You could throw darts at financials and health care and win.
These 15 names are inexpensive and easy to embrace.