Prev Close | 56.03 |
Day Low/High | 55.77 / 57.69 |
52 Wk Low/High | 15.26 / 57.07 |
Prev Close | 56.03 |
Day Low/High | 55.77 / 57.69 |
52 Wk Low/High | 15.26 / 57.07 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 651.27B |
Market Cap | 36.49B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
The key is how stocks behave in relation to each other.
Let's run through them.
This tape should remind you of your Member's Only jacket.
JPMorgan and UBS are upgrading oil refiners, but TheStreet's Dan Dicker tells Joe Deaux why the banks are behind the curve on this call.
This sector is a good place to troll for some undervalued names
Prices at the pump are high but not at panic levels, and the industry is generally doing well.
Rotate some money into lower-beta names after earnings.
Game the event, not the pregame.
Three candidates that have gone unnoticed.
And how to trade the sector in the coming week.
Dan Dicker talks to Jim Cramer about the massive rally in the refiners and why its not quite ready to end.
Selling is the single most difficult act in stock trading.
The past five trading sessions can be summed up by five words: Be long, or be wrong.
Here are a couple of bargains I began to buy during Wednesday's slide.
Beware of cramming all your funds in one basket.
Could the long-awaited correction finally be here?
The sulfur rule change may be a blow to the refining industry but rarely has a punch been so well telegraphed.
I'd focus on these names during big down days.
The times they are a-changin' -- and they're doing so in a bloody hurry.
Amid this tight and whippy action, I've zeroed in on a gold miner and an energy play from yesterday.
The bears weigh down Facebook and Marathon Petroleum looks attractive in a certain light.
These stocks are nothing but falling knives.
Here is how I am picking apart the sectors looking for strong relative performance candidates.
How much to sell? My mavens on the floor of the exchange see an imbalance of $200 million to sell on the close. The only sector with a buy imbalance is financials at $60 million. Sectors with sell imbalances are industrials at $70 million, consumer ...
Keep an eye on these two energy names, which have topped my performance screen.
Those able to sit through pullbacks are often rewarded.
Royal Dutch Shell reports profit of $5.6 billion after one-time items and inventory changes, a 15% rise from the year before but still below analysts' estimates of $6.3 billion.