Prev Close | 64.39 |
Day Low/High | 61.27 / 64.53 |
52 Wk Low/High | 9.25 / 72.50 |
Prev Close | 64.39 |
Day Low/High | 61.27 / 64.53 |
52 Wk Low/High | 9.25 / 72.50 |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 14.59B |
Market Cap | 939.26M |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
I notice when bids for way-out-of-the-money calls on stocks I own are attracting what seem to be overly generous premiums. Here's an example.
That's when time is up and their obligations to buy or sell shares either disappear or end with exercises at the option's in-the-money value.
I have two investing lessons for you, using one stock, retailer The Children's Place, as my example.
I've spotted a half dozen stocks that could see huge gains without even getting into overpriced territory.
Cash flow can provide an easy way of seeing whether a stock looks cheap or expensive.
It's got The Children's Place all wrong -- and here's where I bet it can go.
The Children's Place might just be one of the best games in town.
Buckle up for what is likely to be another eventful five days.
My stock pick for 2020 is nothing to 'toy' around with.
When The Children's Place tumbled on Wednesday, I saw an opportunity.
When you're the most bummed out about how much you've lost, so is everybody else, and that's when they're willing to part with even the best stocks at really low prices.
Shares of several retailers rode the coattails of Nordstrom and Dick's Sporting Goods on their favorable earnings releases Thursday, but Friday offers a mixed bag.
Children's Place was down on earnings earlier this week, but is poised to bounce big.
China is almost out of ammo in the trade war. To us, that might look like we are close to a solution. Don't bet on it.
Buy some PLCE shares, sell some puts, or consider doing both.
From smaller-cap specialty stores to some of the world's largest big-box retailing outlets, experts choose their top retail stocks for 2019.
Not only are European and Asian equity markets trading in the hole, but so are domestic equity index futures.
The sales 'donations' from this name to other retailers are almost over.
Maybe the reason why analysts have been chary about retail is because they've never seen anything like what's happening right now.
Prices have improved since July and PLCE is worth looking at again.
It doesn't matter whether the market is up or down, it just keeps making stupid decisions especially during earnings season.
Over the last couple of years, MSFT has consistently rallied into earnings.
After the first-quarter's big chill from lousy weather, the economy is heating up fast.
You've come to the right place.