Prev Close | 30.65 |
Open | 30.02 |
Day Low/High | 29.80 / 32.90 |
52 Wk Low/High | 16.56 / 32.44 |
Volume | 2.20M |
Prev Close | 30.65 |
Open | 30.02 |
Day Low/High | 29.80 / 32.90 |
52 Wk Low/High | 16.56 / 32.44 |
Volume | 2.20M |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 102.69B |
Market Cap | 3.27B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
From auto makers to airplane manufacturers, there's plenty at stake at the G7 meeting.
With the resurgent market, traders are moving back into the big tech names such as Apple and Facebook.
Great traders will bide their time in this environment and then move big and fast when the conditions are right.
The refusal to gap down at the open was probably a short-term negative.
You should watch it to be aware of buying opportunities.
Today is more about stock picking.
Look for beaten-down stocks that are trading at discounts to the value of their assets.
It will be interesting to see today if afternoon strength occurs once again.
We need downside to create more opportunities.
For all its volatility, shipping stocks are actually a safe place to be.
Their underlying pricing has improved dramatically in recent months.
The Baltic Dry Index is falling, so some stocks are attractive.
Don't be too quick to bet on it.
I have, and European names have particularly struck my fancy.
Thumbing through the latest stack of 13F filings.
It's certainly been a useful stock-picking strategy for me.
The overriding emotion today seems to be hearty disinterest.
Howard Marks' Oaktree Capital has a track record of finding great underperformers.
The biggest caveat is that this is a long-term sector.
Focus on earnings and cash-flow growth, which are what create dividends.