Prev Close | 249.32 |
Open | 248.94 |
Day Low/High | 246.45 / 250.37 |
52 Wk Low/High | 238.62 / 299.19 |
Volume | 744.96K |
Prev Close | 249.32 |
Open | 248.94 |
Day Low/High | 246.45 / 250.37 |
52 Wk Low/High | 238.62 / 299.19 |
Volume | 744.96K |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 238.33B |
Market Cap | 58.64B |
P/E Ratio | 31.47 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
We answer questions on UPS, Lockheed Martin and Nvidia.
Positive Mayhem? Let's look at the week that was.
The rails are having a "decent" October: Today: : +3.58% : +2.00% : +1.71% : +1.46%
From a market perspective, there are going to be plenty of winners lining up for their share of the riches.
These guys are aware that the U.S. was energy independent less than a year and a half ago, right?
What if Beijing plays the power game with foreign firms reliant upon Chinese revenue, Chinese labor, or simply Chinese economic growth?
Circling back to my comment on earnings expectations for the second half of 2021, next week we will see a more than 250% jump week over week for the number of earnings reports coming at us. That's right, just under 1,000 of companies are slated to r...
Plus, China's central bank plans to cut its Reserve Ratio Requirement and Wells Fargo looks to exit a business line.
Let's review the charts and indicators.
We have to care about this bidding war because there's a lot more woe-is-me going on about stocks right now than there should be.
Scarcity may be the most important word right now in describing what's working in the stock market and what's dragging us down.
Let's check out the charts and indicators on the railroad.
Wednesday afternoon the Fed's Federal Open Market Committee will publish the central bank's first official policy statement of 2021.
As promised, here's my short list of corporate earnings reports to watch next week: Monday, January 25: Xilinx . Tuesday, January 26: American Express ; Raytheon Technologies ; Verizon ; F5 Networks ; Microsoft ; Starbucks . Wednesday, January 27: ...
And we have yet another data point that speaks to owning at least some cybersecurity exposure in your portfolio: Data apparently belonging to employees of the United Parcel Service and Norfolk Southern was published online to a leak site by the gan...
I have the answer, and it's something I learned as a rookie nearly four decades ago.
The president hit the bid in order to avoid a government shutdown, and stop 'the people' out at $600.
The 'work from home' or 'economic lockdown' trade is close to being back on.
Let's check out both the stocks that are going strong -- even without a stimulus -- and what I call the nascent bull markets.
Watch Apple, it will tell the tale.
First, let's closely watch this semiconductor company for the telecoms, and then examine the industrials, transports and retailers.
Equity markets had a tougher day on Wednesday than immediately meets the eye. And did you catch what Trump said?
Many quality companies that fit into the socially responsible investing camp offer direct-purchase plans, allowing investors an easy way to build an SRI portfolio.
We're cheering what may be an aberration, a bullish employment number. We'll take what it brings - a wholesale shift in what we're buying and what we're selling to fund it.