Prev Close | 68.53 |
Open | 68.63 |
Day Low/High | 68.06 / 69.54 |
52 Wk Low/High | 41.16 / 89.44 |
Volume | 234.80K |
Avg Volume | 575.10K |
Prev Close | 68.53 |
Open | 68.63 |
Day Low/High | 68.06 / 69.54 |
52 Wk Low/High | 41.16 / 89.44 |
Volume | 234.80K |
Avg Volume | 575.10K |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 55.54M |
Market Cap | 3.80B |
EPS | 1.00 |
P/E Ratio | 58.47 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
The U.S. economy may see a real lift-off in consumer prices due to higher energy prices, even if certain sectors stand to benefit greatly -- as might the trade deficit.
The drone attacks on Saudi oil operations even could influence the Fed's thinking on inflation and rates.
Stocks to buy on this volatile global macro environment, and what needs to change to avoid a recession.
Plus, if you think equities have been on an upward trajectory, you might want to give them a second, longer-term look.
The uptrend that technicians would have confirmed as late as last Wednesday, or even Thursday around mid-day, is now clearly a market in correction.
Most traders are impatiently waiting for the Federal Open Market Committee's decision at 2 pm ET.
Here are defense companies to watch as the U.S. responds to offensive threats posed by China and Russia.
Obviously My references to oil prices in the Kibsgaard piece were written just ahead of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard seizing a British vessel in the Straight of Hormuz. This has put some pop in oil late on Friday. By the way... the Industrials ar...
If the United Technologies/Raytheon deal makes any smaller defense name attractive, it might be this one.
Netflix led the charge in FANG names. And why MRCY is now a hot stock in the defense sector.
Despite the perils of financials, they bear watching here.
Volume, trend and momentum all confirm the current breakout.