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Prev Close | 19.49 |
Open | 19.51 |
Day Low/High | 19.51 / 20.32 |
52 Wk Low/High | 14.83 / 27.21 |
Volume | 1.55M |
Avg Volume | 956.10K |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 248.98M |
Market Cap | 4.85B |
EPS | 1.00 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
These three funds seem well-positioned to take advantage of a growing overseas middle class.
It would be tough to have a worse track record than GE.
Energy and materials names dominate the bearish ledger.
Lots of energy names facing the potential for lower prices.
Bird flu makes victims on Wall Street too.
Lower gas prices will spice up sales this summer at Brinker International’s Chili’s restaurant chain, says Gary Bradshaw, portfolio manager for the Hodges Small Cap Fund.
This could put pressure on poultry producers.
Applying Graham's strategy produces strong portfolio.
Pork is cheaper than beef. Here's how to profit.
Some can harvest commodity price declines into margin expansion.
We'll also pay attention to a number of food companies reporting.
Costs are rising along with demand.
This portfolio is up 2.9% for the month,
Pilgrim's Pride is one to be aware of in particular.
Investors should expect surprises and changing landscapes in 2015.
Beat the short-term crown in these three areas for the long term.
Prices have fallen as investors worry that global production could overwhelm demand for the fiber.
Let's revisit the poultry plays.
Be far more selective, but recognize where opportunity lies.
Enjoy the Fourth, but keep an eye on what's on the grill.
Become more aggressive about the real valuations of companies.
Packaged food brands have values exceeding what is reflected in book value.
Energy, banks and food stocks are roaring, and momentum tech is still too risky.
It's not too late to place your bets.
It's a good time to pick up some insurance for your portfolio.
You're looking at one.