| Prev Close | 144.86 |
| Open | 145.06 |
| Day Low/High | 142.39 / 145.14 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 104.64 / 162.17 |
| Volume | 549.22K |
| Avg Volume | 792.00K |
SAP SE (SAP)
143.32
1.54
1.06
NYSE : Technology Services
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 1.23B |
| Market Cap | 178.54B |
| EPS | 3.10 |
| P/E Ratio | 39.71 |
| Div & Yield | 1.25 (0.87%) |
Oracle vs. SAP: Valuation Matters
My focus is always on present valuation compared to historical metrics.
Supply Can Kill the Bull
Watch out for the secondaries of these new cloud IPOs
Find the Shoe That Fits
You have to find a stock that is comfy.
Salesforce Seeing Some Vindication
It seems to be proving that cloud technology is only for the fully committed.
Rules of the Game: In International Waters
When investing beyond your own shores, choose value over growth.
Playing Chicken With CGI Group
I would stay away from shorting this stock.
The CEO You Love to Hate
In any other industry, Ballmer would be lauded as a tremendous innovator.
A Botched Opportunity for Obamacare
Handing the project to a Canadian IT company was a huge mistake.
Now They'll Be Flocking to Salesforce
After that quarter, I believe the underperformance will end today.
IBM Looks Broken
I would rather be short IBM than long IBM at current levels. Paul "The" Price "Is Right" is trying to catch the bottom of IBM (IBM) shares on Columnist Conversation. As I have recently written, I believe IBM is a value trap with limited growth prosp...
Yes, Europe Is Turning
This is undeniable after last week's conference calls.
Memo to Michael Dell and Carl Icahn
Somebody has to blink.
Competition Is Bruising Tech Companies
These firms are really going after each other.
They Didn't See the Cloud Coming
The real winner may be the company that tech enthusiasts love to hate.
SAP: Cloud Still Driving Sales
Rob Enslin, President of Sales at SAP Global, says the cloud may not be new anymore, but it remains the major trend in technology.
E2open Steps Back to Move Ahead
E2open CEO Mark Woodward says the tech company is making strategic changes in the wake of last month's earnings miss.
SAP Winning Big In Mobile 'Arms' Race
SAP may not have a smartphone, but it remains a major player in the mobile wars, Julie Roehm, Sr. VP. of Marketing at SAP, tells Gregg Greenberg.
The Market's Not that Nasty
People espouse a buy-on-a-pullback view, but don't really do it.
Off the Charts
At the end of the day, it's just another day of digestion after a fast start to the year.
Wasn't This Supposed to Be a Terrible Time?
Good news seems to be cropping up all over the place this morning.
Unconventional Cramer: Dipping Our Toe In Europe
Jim Cramer is starting to like what he sees in Europe and is putting his money where his mouth is, though he still likes China over Europe.
Beware Microsoft Earnings
Bellwether will provide clues about health of today's PC market.
IPOs: Workday, Shutterstock
IPO Desktop President Francis Gaskins is concerned that Workday is competing with Oracle and Shutterstock may have trouble with its income.
Informatica Reports a Big Miss
The reason was profound weakness in its software business in Europe. A massive miss at Informatica (INFA), owing to profound weakness in software business in Europe. What is scary is that the company made it sound like things were decent at recent c...
Hewlett-Packard Faces Long Odds
The best thing it could do with its personal computer division would be to shut it down.
Cramer: IBM Can Go To $225
IBM is fairly valued at $225 says Jim Cramer. He explains his reasons for buying.
Salesforce Remains Profitless
Salesforce.com manages to bring in the revenues, but profitability eludes them.
SAP Sunny on Cloud Software Biz
Robert Enslin, President of Global Customer Operations at SAP, says the company's cloud software strategy and big data offerings are propelling the stock.
