Prev Close | 248.64 |
Day Low/High | 246.20 / 254.39 |
52 Wk Low/High | 82.07 / 250.37 |
Prev Close | 248.64 |
Day Low/High | 246.20 / 254.39 |
52 Wk Low/High | 82.07 / 250.37 |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 1171.69B |
Market Cap | 291.33B |
P/E Ratio | 93.83 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
You have a bit of a hodge-podge of low-multiple winners and higher multiple companies with fairly certain earnings prospects.
Goooooooooood morning! Once again, I, Chris Versace (no, not closely related, but pronounced the same, so Doug calls me "the Designer"), have the pleasure of sitting in for Doug Kass. Quite the honor and much to live up to, but I'll do my best. Rea...
One of the reasons I was unwilling to buy Square was the potential threat of a peer-to-peer payment system from Apple which had been rumored. Apple just announced a launch of such a product which will compete not only against Square but also Venmo...
Strong names abound; you just have to look.
It's a wonder to me how split this market really is.
This stock looks like it's set up to do extremely well for the foreseeable future.
These three stocks are showing short-term gain catalysts and longer-term growth potential.
Better-than-expected earnings from PayPal drove the Nasdaq to new records, while a slump in crude oil kneecaps any big gains for the rest of the market.
It doesn't look like Washington will be much help.
Stocks turned mixed after a slump in crude oil prices overshadowed a series of positive earnings reports.
ServiceNow and Paypal are phenomenal success stories.
Alliance Data Systems added a director from activist fund ValueAct Capital.
You must be willing to look for winners in inefficient markets.
Tuck-in deals like PayPal's $230M purchase of Tio Networks are common in payments.
SQ had a nice run after its last earnings and sets up well for next week's report.
These big stocks are teetering on the edge of breakout territory.
Tech giants that already possess hundreds of millions of payment card accounts have been busy launching new payments solutions.
Elon Musk wants to build a tunnel to cut down on traffic in Los Angeles -- and it looks like he's actually going to make it happen.
After the Netflix blowout quarter, tech has a high bar to hurdle.
The Trump era from a market perspective begins on an up note, at least as far as equities are concerned. All the major indices are up nicely in early trading in front of the inauguration. Oil is also up more than a $1 a barrel. American Express is d...
I am opportunistically looking to add exposure to strong themes.
These five stocks could be your best bets in 2017.
Peter Thiel has been rewarded for being a vocal Silicon Valley supporter of President-elect Trump, as he now joins the transition team.
Though not being immediately monetized, Facebook's Instant Games could help the company halt a multi-year decline in its non-advertising revenue.
We strongly recommend members avoid any temptation to trade around political events.
The action on Tuesday provided some hints that problems are brewing.