Prev Close | 65.60 |
Open | 65.80 |
Day Low/High | 63.71 / 66.11 |
52 Wk Low/High | 19.10 / 70.61 |
Volume | 1.02M |
Prev Close | 65.60 |
Open | 65.80 |
Day Low/High | 63.71 / 66.11 |
52 Wk Low/High | 19.10 / 70.61 |
Volume | 1.02M |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 50.54B |
Market Cap | 3.29B |
P/E Ratio | 59.26 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Let's take a look at what the sharp people are FSI Group are buying and selling.
Banks are just now starting to reserve for the possibility of several defaults from their energy portfolios.
Moody’s has placed the credit ratings of four regional banking companies on review for downgrade, based their portfolio of energy loans, which are under pressure due to low oil prices.
These firms will tell us if energy's 'contagion' is spreading.
I'm seeing some nice potential in this pair of names.
Before you invest in this sector, be sure to find out which stocks the insiders are selling.
These three fundamentally and technically sound names are still holding above key averages.
XLF has been consolidating gains since late March and doesn't look ready to start a new uptrend.
Amid the broad rallies this week were reams of heavy-volume breakouts and intriguing trade setups.
These banks have bucked the trend, with strong revenue growth over the past year.
Small regional banks have been quietly building fundamental and technical strength.
Two commercial banks with top fundamentals look like potential long opportunities.