Prev Close | 32.77 |
Day Low/High | 30.00 / 32.95 |
52 Wk Low/High | 11.89 / 32.81 |
Prev Close | 32.77 |
Day Low/High | 30.00 / 32.95 |
52 Wk Low/High | 11.89 / 32.81 |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 55.11B |
Market Cap | 1.81B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
The whole group is under accumulation.
It's no longer hostage to the whims of a metal in oversupply.
We're adding a couple of stocks to the short-ideas table, among other moves.
We're moving stops down on a number of holdings in order to lower our risk in them.
Adding Apple to the short ideas list.
At least six Fibonacci price relationships coincide.
Stratasys has long-term focus on 3D printing..
A bullish pattern in the stock was completed yesterday.
After being taken to the woodshed by investors, the stock is up.
The stock is giving us another way in.
After its surprise secondary offering, a high supply of stock is crushing the price.
Smaller software-as-a-service names are all suffering. But if they all collapsed, it would be a non-event.
The market is pitching some good large-caps to hit..
Shares are holding above support, so let's take a closer look.
The rotation into blue-chip-like names is offsetting the tech exodus.
Indices are masking some ugly action.
Jim Cramer reveals how the same rules he discusses in his latest book, 'Getting Rich Carefully,' apply to his newest investment, Mexican restaurant Bar San Miguel in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn.
I believe safety is the rule of the road until further notice.
This strategy is a hedge against momentum-oriented money managers -- nothing more, nothing less.
3D Systems pulled back on pre-announced fiscal 2013 earnings expectations and dragged down other 3D printer companies with it.
The meanness of the market triggers revulsion to the whole sector.
This could buoy the stock. 3D printing stock 3D Systems (DDD, down $4) is reiterating guidance now. This could buoy the stock given that competitors in the space, including Stratasys (SSYS) and ExOne (XONE), have been lowering guidance.
MakerBot CEO Bre Pettis announced three new machines, free software and even a MakerBot marketplace at International CES in Las Vegas.
The company could be an acquisition target.
Risk on or risk off? Thursday's session was telling us something we haven't seen from the S&P in 6 years, its effect on global markets along with a few of our favorite stock picks.