Prev Close | 321.25 |
Day Low/High | 317.46 / 325.12 |
52 Wk Low/High | 94.80 / 341.00 |
Prev Close | 321.25 |
Day Low/High | 317.46 / 325.12 |
52 Wk Low/High | 94.80 / 341.00 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 72.33B |
Market Cap | 23.24B |
P/E Ratio | 20.57 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Wednesday afternoon the Fed's Federal Open Market Committee will publish the central bank's first official policy statement of 2021.
The fears of what would happen from Democratic wins in Georgia's race failed to pan out, aside from tech taking a few hits. Here's what's happening instead and why.
I would like to add a bank - BAC - and have always liked United Rentals.
I will have to give some of my favorite tech names a haircut in the name of balance. Hopefully everyone gained some exposure to gold.
Perhaps the best thing for the markets that might come out of Tuesday's election would be certainty, regardless of outcome.
The 'work from home' or 'economic lockdown' trade is close to being back on.
Even more important than fiscal support moving forward would be the concept of Covid-19 very soon being effectively treatable for the public.
We are talking about a finessed, intelligent approach to what we see happening in real time.
Let's get our ducks in order as there are a number of high-profile earnings reports coming at us after today's market rings the closing bell. Here are some things to watch and consider from the reports that are likely to garner investor attention:Â ...
There was a mild increase in trading volume at the New York Stock Exchange, but it was a rotational shift.
These soda and water companies should prove in demand, no matter what.
There is no political will on either side of the aisle to address ever expanding deficits.
Caterpillar is a prime example.
The 'not as bad as feared' theme played out with URI this week.
I have the answer behind the conundrum that forces stocks up that should be going lower.
These stocks's earnings were 'not as bad as feared,' and here are some more names that pushed the NABAF narrative.
The Fed is doing this right. Let me repeat... the Fed is not screwing this up.
United Rentals -- the world's largest equipment rental company -- has seen great growth over the years.
As we get ready to transition into Monday afternoon, investor attention will no doubt begin to focus on the earnings gauntlet of about 160 company reports to be had between Tuesday through Friday. Those reports will include 52 of the S&P 500 compani...
We've got some push-pull in pre-market trading as moves lower in Netflix , Limelight Networks , United Rentals , SAP and Alcoa duel with Apple , which is moving higher pre-market, and positive moves in Novartis , eBay , Phillip Morris International ...
Let's check the charts to see if we should invest or just rent.
Preventing the U.S. dollar from appreciating too aggressively while repairing credit conditions are 'job freaking one'.
I will very much approach the environment provided (China talks) from the view of the pragmatic. I will trade whatever is in front of me.
Negative political pressure is being felt in an overbearing way on the entire healthcare sector.
China reported positive data, bolstering markets. Netflix had a beat on earnings, but faces fierce competition ahead. CSX is a thing of beauty.