| Prev Close | 287.33 |
| Day Low/High | 286.36 / 290.01 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 196.15 / 295.14 |
Norfolk Southern Corporation (NSC)
286.74
NYSE
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 246.97B |
| Market Cap | 70.96B |
| P/E Ratio | 31.47 |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Want to Buy Like Buffett? Check the Charts First, Part 2
While Buffett's insights provide broad market knowledge, here are more reasons investors may want to be cautious about following him.
Intermediate Trade: Norfolk Southern
The upside potential for NSC is worth a look.
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The next move in the Russell 2000 is perhaps the most important.
Jim Cramer on How to Play Defense in a Down Market Like Today
Jim Cramer, portfolio manager of TheStreet’s Action Alerts PLUS and host of CNBC’s ‘Mad Money,’ talked about how to play defense in a down market on Friday.
The Trader Daily: Trouble for Transports
As for the energy stocks, that depends on your time frame.
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Novice Trade: Illumina
ILMN's three-month at-the-money implied volatility is at about the median level.
The Market Crushes the Bears Once Again
What a difference a week makes.
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Stocks moved higher ahead of the afternoon release of the Federal Reserve's October meeting minutes.
Maybe Norfolk Southern Should Just Say No to Canadian Pacific
Some takeover offers just take advantage of temporary downturns.
My Outlook for the Market's Major Sectors
I'm planning to initiate a new regular feature called "Sectors," in which I'll periodically offer my short-term price outlook for each of the market's major groups. I plan to be succinct rather than elaborate, but will attempt to clearly delineate a...
Closing Bell: Norfolk Southern Jumps on Deal Interest; Stocks Slip
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Plenty of sectors will be losers when the Fed does the inevitable, but there will be stocks to buy if you dig hard.
Heavy Load of Low-Performing Stocks Could Weigh Down the Transports
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Norfolk Southern Is Chugging Along, There's a Fork Up Ahead
The stock is part of the Dow Transportation Average, and it is doing its part to move the index higher.
A Market View From 32,000 Feet
Writing about the market on a flight to Colorado isn't nearly as nuts as the action is today.
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Sector's bear market is rolling right along.
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Take note of the pent-up demand for these stocks.
4 Railroad Stocks With Blood on the Tracks
The tops we see on these charts have developed over many months and these developing downtrends will likely need many more months before they are mature.
Case Against a Slowing Economy Even Harder to Make
Very hard to get behind industrial-related names here.
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