Prev Close | 70.30 |
Day Low/High | 69.68 / 71.06 |
52 Wk Low/High | 50.60 / 90.74 |
Prev Close | 70.30 |
Day Low/High | 69.68 / 71.06 |
52 Wk Low/High | 50.60 / 90.74 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 17.58B |
Market Cap | 1.24B |
P/E Ratio | 17.96 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
We are in the midst of another run on guns and ammo, fueled in part by Americans continuing to arm themselves in a time of uncertainty.
The stocks of companies that make and sell guns and ammunition have done very well this year.
New York's attorney general wants to dissolve the National Rifle Association, which likely will boost gunmakers' sales prospects.
There are business sectors that are doing better than anticipated and others that are benefiting as thought from events of the day.
As the Fed press conference drones on with nothing new being shared, let's turn our gaze to what we'll be facing after the close -- more earnings! A quick scan says we have roughly 135 reports coming at us in just over one hour's time. In terms of t...
We have more than 1,050 companies reporting quarterly earnings from Monday to Friday, and here are the ones to keep focus on.
The FBI has released its March 2019 National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) background checks data, a closely tracked indicator for firearm sales. Total NICS Background Checks were 2,644,851 for the month, up 28.8% sequentially, but...
A shortened week still brings key economic numbers and earnings results.
It is official, U.S. firearms sales fell 6.1% percent in 2018 marking the second straight year of falling sales. That's weighing on companies like American Outdoor Brands - the company formerly known as Smith & Wesson -- and Sturm Ruger & Co. whose ...
Today's headlines may bring uncertainty, but this sector still looks good.
Markets had a mixed day of trading Thursday
Markets are on a five-session winning streak.
The Dow spent most of the morning in the red before turning around in the afternoon session.
A U.S. government panel denied Ant Financial's acquisition of the money transfer company over national security concerns.
Shipments could start showing signs of decline in March.
Gun makers were seeing green on Black Friday. Applications for background checks reached a new record high, and Wall Street is paying attention.
It is not just big-name retailers offering up Black Friday bargains. Gun manufacturers are also out with their holiday discounts.
It was a mixed day on Wall Street.
The massacre in Las Vegas is just the latest tragedy that has some investors looking to exit their investments in the firearms industry.
Casino stocks were in focus for a second day following the mass shooting in Las Vegas on Sunday.
Gun stocks American Outdoor Brands and Sturm, Ruger were both climbing Friday afternoon.
With sales of firearms weakening, these stocks may look good short.
The list of companies that meet the criteria is pretty short, but there are some out there.
The danger for investors comes in paying too much attention to what's said, acting on every word and focusing on the short term.
Shopping the trash bin can be profitable, but focus on those companies that have strong balance sheets.
I am far more likely to be digging in the garbage can than the penthouse for stock ideas.
For-profit corrections names may do well under the new administration.
As we all know, the stock market and the economy abhor uncertainty.