| Prev Close | 162.21 |
| Open | 162.87 |
| Day Low/High | 162.10 / 163.50 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 93.85 / 163.64 |
| Volume | 427.64K |
| Avg Volume | 452.20K |
Ferrari NV (RACE)
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NYSE : Consumer Durables
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 188.92M |
| Market Cap | 39.46B |
| EPS | 4.90 |
| P/E Ratio | 57.15 |
| Div & Yield | 1.16 (0.74%) |
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It's going to be one hectic week.
Novice Trade: Ferrari
I think RACE has decent odds of giving great guidance on earnings at the end of the month.
I'd Love to Own a Ferrari but the Stock Not So Much
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Tesla's Three-Ring Circus
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$420 for Tesla? Elon Musk Be Smoking Something
No one in his right mind would pay this valuation for a company that makes cars.
Apple's Racing its Way to $1 Trillion While Helios and Matheson Makes Ends Meet
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Three of Our Favorite Sergio Marchionne Cars
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CEO Transition at Ferrari Could Put the Brakes on Changes
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Jim Cramer Reflects on Fiat Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne's Legacy
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Jim Cramer: Italy Was So Yesterday
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If you thought last week was busy, hang onto your hats.
No Thanks Ford and GM, I'll Drive Myself in a Lamborghini Aventador
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Forget Tesla, Volkswagen Is the Car Company That I Love
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk Must Be Terrified of This
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Electric Ferrari Supercar Is on the Way, Marchionne Says: LIVE MARKETS BLOG
Ferrari is getting into EVs and SUVs.
Ferrari CEO Marchionne Explains Why the Supercar Maker's Stock Has Exploded
Ferrari has been one amazing IPO. When asked by TheStreet why Ferrari has been embraced by Wall Street, CEO Sergio Marchionne pulled no punches.
Ferrari N.V. Celebrates 70th Anniversary
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Ferrari, Toyota and Autoliv Stocks Are Breaking Out
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There Is a Growing Problem for Apple That CEO Tim Cook Doesn't Want You to Know About
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Netflix Is Still a Beast, Despite Wall Street's Doubt
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Vroom! The Rally in Ferrari Is Leaving Everyone in the Dust
Shares of the high-end automaker are aiming for more gains.
Ferrari's Last 12-Cylinder Model
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