Prev Close | 81.02 |
Day Low/High | 79.33 / 81.66 |
52 Wk Low/High | 78.10 / 96.50 |
Prev Close | 81.02 |
Day Low/High | 79.33 / 81.66 |
52 Wk Low/High | 78.10 / 96.50 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 56.05B |
Market Cap | 4.54B |
P/E Ratio | 36.04 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
The Pacific is not unique in terms of governments shoring up defense capabilities, including major purchases from U.S.-based companies.
Plus, there are reasons to have serious reservations about an International Monetary Fund "aid plan" allegedly to poor countries.
Profiting from Zoom, adding to Verizon and watching Microsoft as we wait for data on employment and how the fiscal support bill will play out.
In my opinion, MA is a good one, otherwise it would not be on my book.
As we head into the close, we've got a few earnings reports coming at us after the close. None of them are likely to move the market one way or another but here they are: - Oxford Industries - Progress Software - RH - Science Applications - Smart Gl...
4 new products hold the market's imagination.
Any weakness in defense stocks will present an opportunity to add to my favorite names.
Most of the economy has become reliant to some degree...on technology.
Build your own top-notch cybersecurity portfolio with these names.
Trump's foreign policy philosophy is grounded in economics -- and that extends to wars, as well.
Hopes for infrastructure spending aren't looking any better than before.
The most immediate winners of this year's federal budget decisions will be government contractors.
Plus, get ready for a slew of economic data.
Increase in federal spending is having an effect.
They have reflected the economy's underperformance recently.
Bigger defense budget would mean more money to spread around.
A few in the group are better positioned to withstand rate hikes.
Investors doubt reducing military and increasing infrastructure spending will happen.