Prev Close | 35.90 |
Open | 36.47 |
Day Low/High | 34.88 / 36.63 |
52 Wk Low/High | 33.50 / 55.87 |
Volume | 692.32K |
Prev Close | 35.90 |
Open | 36.47 |
Day Low/High | 34.88 / 36.63 |
52 Wk Low/High | 33.50 / 55.87 |
Volume | 692.32K |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 155.82B |
Market Cap | 5.77B |
P/E Ratio | 53.76 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
The idea is to identify those that might ultimately recover in the new year.
I'm not looking to be aggressive on the long side of the market heading into Friday, and here's why.
Here's how I would play Nike after its latest earnings.
The dozen stocks in this portfolio of companies that likely came under tax-loss selling pressure last year performed quite well as a group in 2019.
Names like Deckers Outdoor, Skechers, and even Foot Locker deserve a place on your weekly watchlist.
A handful of standouts among the dozen stocks that make up the Tax-Loss Selling Recovery Portfolio pushed the group higher over the last month.
I feel as though I can do well with the higher cost, longer expiration straddle.
Maybe the consumer isn't quite as dead as some believe.
Dozens of beaten-up stocks could see tax-loss selling into the end of the year; here's a preview of some that could make up the next Tax Loss Selling Portfolio.
Here's a look at the three tranches.
Coming up after the close, we have a decent number of earnings reports coming at us -- a bit smaller than this morning but there are still some key ones to pay attention to including Microsoft . Here's the full list: Bank OZK Bright Scholar Educatio...
Let's review the performance of all three tranches released in December 2018.
Overall performance is still better than both the S&P 500 and Russell 2000, but the gaps have narrowed considerably.
These 12 companies likely saw their shares hurt by tax-loss selling at the end of 2018, but most are outperforming the market so far this year.
If I had a bias for SKX it would be on the long side.
Fashion may be a fickle beast for stock prices, but solid, high-yielding dividend coverage is a buy every time.
These 12 companies likely saw their shares hurt by tax-loss selling at the end of 2018, but most are outperforming the market so far this year.
A rising market obviously doesn't hurt these issues that were hammered in 2018, but most also are outperforming a couple key market indices.
With eight of the 12 names in positive territory so far, up an average of 3.2%, they are off to a decent start.
I will be providing occasional updates on the 12 names, and it should be an interesting ride.
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Happy Friday! Futures traded mixed as investors digested an earnings from GE and Microsoft.