| Prev Close | 131.46 |
| Day Low/High | 0.00 / 0.00 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 0.00 / 0.00 |
Tiffany & Co. (TIF)
131.46
NYSE
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Tiffany Is Getting Its Sparkle Back
An important trend line has been broken, now the key to sustaining upward momentum is volume.
Trump's Economic Plan Would Work. Honest.
And didn't I say the payroll surge would bolster the chance of another Fed rate hike?
Don't Hate Tiffany Because It's Resilient
Economic trends have been tough, but if any retailer can survive, TIF can.
Love and Romance Gets More Expensive on Valentine's Day
If your thoughts turn to love and romance on Valentine’s Day, be prepared to pay more for it.
Cramer: Who's Wrong Here, the Market or Me?
Sometimes you have to have faith, other times you have to find the exit.
Tiffany Learns the Hard Way: Diamond Demand Is Not Forever
Shares have been falling like a rock, and recent tourism and currency headwinds could further pull the luxury retailer down.
Midday Report: Twitter Suffers Outages; IEA Warns of Oversupply
U.S. stocks pared earlier highs after the threat of Iranian oil entering the market pulled commodities lower.
Blue Nile CEO: Here Is Why We Are Suddenly Opening Retail Stores
Blue Nile has started mapping out a clever retail store strategy that takes aim at traditional jewelers such as Kay and Jared’s operated by Signet Jewelers (SIG).
Cramer: Bad News Is Good for Market That Wants to Go Up
Imagine what would happen if we actually get some good news.
U.S. Stocks Open Lower as Russian Jet Is Downed in Turkey
U.S. stocks opened lower Tuesday after a Russian jet is downed on the Turkey-Syrian border.
What to Watch Tuesday: Can Tiffany Sparkle With Quarterly Earnings?
For Tuesday November 24, TheStreet awaits quarterly results from Dollar Tree (DLTR), Campbell Soup (CPB), Tiffany (TIF), Burlington Stores (BURL), DSW (DSW), Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) and HP Inc. (HPQ).
What to Watch in the Week Ahead: HP Enterprise, HP Inc. Reveal Results
For the week of November 23, TheStreet awaits quarterly results from GameStop (GME), Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), HP Inc. (HPQ) Dollar Tree (DLTR), Campbell Soup (CPB), Tiffany (TIF) and more.
Tiffany, Target Crumble as Holidays Near
A glance at the charts shows that many retailers are not about to have a holly jolly Christmas.
What to Watch Friday: Investors Are Closely Eyeing Retail Sales Report
For Friday November 13, TheStreet highlights notable economic reports on the agenda.
Tiffany Loses Some of Its Luster (Plus: ADSK, M, LLL, CPB)
The 50-day and 200-day moving averages have a negative slope and tell us we should trade with the trend, which is pointed down.
Bah Humbug Macy's, Jim Cramer Says the Holiday Season Belongs to Amazon
Jim Cramer, portfolio manager at TheStreet’s Action Alerts PLUS and host of CNBC’s ‘Mad Money’ said Amazon (AMZN) stock is going higher because the company’s business model is so good.
That Was the Week That Was
Let's review.
Breakthrough at Tiffany: Ready to Rebound?
Jewelry stock may be preparing to make up some of its lost ground.
3 Retail Stocks Under Pressure This Holiday Season
Consumer pullback toward the end of the third quarter could lead to lackluster results in November.
That Was the Week That Was
Let's review.
Tiffany Nears a Jewel of a Support Zone
As downside momentum dries up, a new September high could spark a rally.
Flow of IPOs Has Become Very Slow
Current market conditions aren't too inviting.
Tiffany Chart: Shiny or Tarnished?
The technicals show that a breakdown in the price of the stock could carry it to the next support area around $70.
Investing at Home Is Still the Ticket
The GDP revision shows it's important to focus on the U.S.
U.S. Stocks Open Higher as GDP Comes in Stronger Than Expected
U.S. stocks opened higher Thursday, extending Wednesday's huge rally on better than expected Gross Domestic Product numbers for the second quarter.
Day Ahead: Rally on Fed Hopes
William Dudley's comments cheered investors up.
Will Tiffany Sparkle? Jeweler Could Give Hint of Luxury Spending
Tiffany (TIF) reports earnings today, giving Wall Street a read on the appetite for luxury goods.