Prev Close | 131.46 |
Day Low/High | 0.00 / 0.00 |
52 Wk Low/High | 103.89 / 134.07 |
Prev Close | 131.46 |
Day Low/High | 0.00 / 0.00 |
52 Wk Low/High | 103.89 / 134.07 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Still, shares have had a nice run since bottoming in March.
If financial markets any indication, a lot must be expected from Fed Chair Powell Thursday morning. Plus, two guys to never bet against.
Futures were down overnight after another day of hot trading volumes on Monday, while analysts are bumping up price targets on Amazon.
The airlines took off as markets continue to be positive in the face of major negative economic headwinds.
Amid dramatically rising jobless claims, the Fed continues to fire big bullets, the Senate is pushing its economic support package and Gilead and Regeneron have made progress on coronavirus treatments.
And...Target is my favorite retail experience.
Plus, the Saudis look to press their oil agenda while Europe prints some ugly economic data.
One ETF to avoid, and one to buy, if you are looking for Black Friday/Cyber Monday exposure.
The planned acquisition of The Medicines Company by Novartis spurs prospects of other deals in the drug business.
We're seeing lots of companies snapping up their peers, and the market is applauding.
Plus, a glance at news about Disney+, Boeing's 737 Max and Alphabet's "Project Nightingale."
As forecasts for a hot shopping season roll in, here are the retailers most likely to benefit this year.
I'm all in favor of mergers and acquisitions -- the more we get, the higher the stock market goes -- but I am not in favor of making conclusions based on tips about deals.
The buyout offer for Tiffany & Co. from Louis Vuitton's parent could spark more deals; this trio of sagging stocks could make for targets.
TIF shares have been struggling the past 12 months.
Keep note of China exposure and mitigation strategies before speculating on retail names.
Adobe and its peers are making it so even tiny retailers can offer an engaging digital experience -- and compete with the big guys.
Simply put, traders at the larger institutions were driven either by risk managers or simple fear out of FANG and information technology, and into anything else.
Shares of Tiffany have reached a downside price target, but the jeweler's stock price is still in a downtrend.
Some time later on Friday it is expected that Italy will break ranks with the G-7, the EU, NATO, and sign a Belt and Road Initiative Memorandum of Understanding with China.
Signet's slide has signals for Tiffany shareholders.
I see a lot of winners here because of hindsight.