Prev Close | 27.60 |
Open | 27.84 |
Day Low/High | 27.62 / 28.55 |
52 Wk Low/High | 14.53 / 28.74 |
Volume | 740.72K |
Prev Close | 27.60 |
Open | 27.84 |
Day Low/High | 27.62 / 28.55 |
52 Wk Low/High | 14.53 / 28.74 |
Volume | 740.72K |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 114.16B |
Market Cap | 3.15B |
P/E Ratio | 1,380.00 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
The Fed minutes have not changed my outlook -- and one of my favorite areas remains REITs.
There are plenty of U.S. stocks worth buying.
Two energy infrastructure stocks offer solid prospects.
Rising prices, tight paychecks and mismatched job opportunities continue to hound the consumer.
Plus, some solid stocks in oversold territory.
Earnings beats are plentiful, but guidance is less than stellar.
Recent data suggest economic expansion in the third quarter.
Behold, my long list of fresh ideas this earnings season.
Water availability, food stocks, restaurant stocks, housing and more.
Use the growing information flow to touch up your investment mosaic.
Some names with underestimated earnings power.
Three companies trade below 12x earnings, while the sector is in rude health.
Freight loadings are picking up, and the supply of cars is tight.
That winter has done a number on our roads. This is good news for several construction names.
The jobs report, and several consumer names, will be top of mind.
And a vast amount of economic data is due in the next few days.
It's prudent to trim positions in these two overbought stocks.
Let's look at three companies in the rail-car space.
Analysts are busy today. By Bret Jensen Interesting call by Citigroup to go positive on big miners such as BHP Billiton (BHP) and Rio Tinto (RIO) for the first time in three years. Citi expects a flat commodity-price environment ahead and a reductio...
First topic of the day is railroad cars, specifically oil tank cars. By Bret Jensen It's nice to fill in for Doug Kass who is on the West Coast today. It is cold down here in Miami this morning, or what passes for cold (60 and breezy) to be more acc...
The railcar maker's earnings will tell us a lot about the sector and beyond.
2014 has begun with a whimper -- yet it has hardly begun.
These oil stocks will benefit from the rail vs. pipeline debate.
Zale, Shoe Carnival, Trinity and Kapstone are primed for a stellar 2014, says Eric Marshall, PM of the Hodges Small Cap Fund.
Earnings beats have been rather lackluster so far.
These companies are benefiting from steadily rising volumes.