Prev Close | 15.95 |
Day Low/High | 15.24 / 15.92 |
52 Wk Low/High | 6.37 / 19.32 |
Prev Close | 15.95 |
Day Low/High | 15.24 / 15.92 |
52 Wk Low/High | 6.37 / 19.32 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 454.67B |
Market Cap | 7.25B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
The sneakers feature what Nike calls "adaptive lacing" technology, which can automatically tweak the snugness of the shoe.
The company's growth rates have been slowing even as the stock's multiple has crept higher.
With today's climb after a nice pop in volume, could a significant low be in place?
And as always, there are too many retailers.
Jim Cramer is keeping an eye on quarterly results from Foot Locker.
Under Armour has big sales goals for its footwear business, and one its newest pairs of sneakers offers a glimpse into how it will achieve its dreams.
The apparel giant appears to have once again filed for bankruptcy protection in Delaware.
If implemented, Trump's measures could severely disrupt the flow of goods for retailers.
After today's rally, what happens next?
But these catalysts could help the fast-food chain's surge.
After the election passes we are going to talk about companies again -- and these have done well.
Adidas needs to get its own act together, and UA founder Kevin Plank would need the company pried out of his hands.
Growth stocks are out of fashion, which might mean Starbucks' earnings report won't inspire investors, says Jim Cramer.
Today there was a virtual vacuum of good news in the stock market.
Increased competition among the top 3 sports apparel vendors could be a boon for Foot Locker.
Analyst action changes the outlook for the oil industry, while shareholders are running from Nike.
Look out below when it comes to margins, as the price wars extend to sneakers, drugs and others.
Jim Cramer says competition is heating up in athletic wear, and he recommends buying Foot Locker.
We used this week's declines to add to our positions in Teligent, Builders FirstSource and Sonus Networks.
The tables are about to turn for the stock, and for the better.
Its spending should strengthen the bull case on the company.
But several airline and retail stocks are proving highly volatile.
As a bear this is what I like about today's uneven action: A possible rally failure. Downside leadership seen in the Russell 2000 Index, which is breaking "levels." (T)FANG -- notably Amazon (yesterday's short, for which I received mucho grief(!) --...
It's hard to bet against Kevin Plank.
Being pulled this way and that among airlines, restaurants, autos and other sectors.
Don't be tempted by price declines that still leave these stocks at optimistic valuations.
You can't blame weak earnings.
Stocks were in the red through to the end of the day on Tuesday after sales warnings from Caterpillar and Under Armour spooked investors.
At least key support levels are holding up ... for now.