Prev Close | 173.49 |
Open | 175.00 |
Day Low/High | 172.59 / 176.87 |
52 Wk Low/High | 90.17 / 199.96 |
Volume | 8.24M |
Prev Close | 173.49 |
Open | 175.00 |
Day Low/High | 172.59 / 176.87 |
52 Wk Low/High | 90.17 / 199.96 |
Volume | 8.24M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 500.77B |
Market Cap | 93.19B |
P/E Ratio | 25.45 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Break in! Target's shares are -9% after a gross margin miss. We own no retail stocks - though I would be a buyer of and (the shares were green in a sea of red yesterday) on weakness.
Pence's speech over the weekend showed no signs of easing tensions with China.
Walmart can't climb despite an earnings beat on Thursday.
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Macy's makes a big move downward on Wednesday.
The upcoming shopping season could be a strong one for many retailers.
An old dog is utilizing new tricks to keep growth going.
Walmart is going to be the hero of our story.
Perhaps it is worth it to remember how fabulous these companies are so we can understand why they can come back.
With all the selling, the market is afraid of even the good buys, like Amazon and Northrop Grumman.
We're all hurt someplace and we're all looking for a painkiller." - Katherine, Looking For Mr. Goodbar As I have previously remarked there is an old trading adage that long trading opportunities often occur in stocks that are green in a sea of red....
J.C. Penney might have a difficult road ahead, but unlike Sears it still has some room to maneuver.
J.C. Penney's new management won't be encouraged by retail sector reports on Monday morning.
Costco's pullback after fourth-quarter results is an ideal spot to go long.
Portfolio managers will presume that these stocks can't be as good as they were.
Amazon's move to hike its minimum pay to $15 hourly puts pressure on rivals in the battle for employees.
Straying from these names could land you in quicksand as the 4th quarter begins.
Let's take a hard left and head into retail speculation. What tie-ups could change the fortunes of a few names in 2019? Here are three that I see: 1) Potential Target: Funko Potential Buyer: Hasbro Logic: Funko is a toy manufacturer that's focused o...
FDX shares have tended to enjoy a nice year-end run coinciding with the holiday shopping season.
A brewer facing challenges, a banking giant and a retail behemoth are ripe for downside plays.
The buzzards are circling Sears.
The sales 'donations' from this name to other retailers are almost over.
The 20% decline in the Shanghai index could portend that the Chinese may be on the verge of giving in.
A bullish pennant pattern is currently forming.
You may have missed this, but the U.S. economy is humming.
These data points tell me investors are too pessimistic on this part of the market.
These names combine good dividend yields with a track record of raising quarterly payouts.
We have to keep these collapses on our radar screen. When the donations stop, so could the earnings surprises.
From beaten-down currencies to U.S. Treasurys, it's always valuable to assess the prospects of various asset classes.