Prev Close | 17.64 |
Open | 17.64 |
Day Low/High | 17.29 / 17.67 |
52 Wk Low/High | 6.49 / 19.00 |
Volume | 21.58M |
Avg Volume | 25.89M |
Prev Close | 17.64 |
Open | 17.64 |
Day Low/High | 17.29 / 17.67 |
52 Wk Low/High | 6.49 / 19.00 |
Volume | 21.58M |
Avg Volume | 25.89M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 5.28B |
Market Cap | 56.05B |
EPS | -0.30 |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | 0.29 (2.82%) |
We can't ignore the gathering clouds from 2013.
In fact, this is my biggest worry for stocks right now.
The untold story about these stocks is how they have held up.
The Cupertino, Calif. tech giant makes an acquisition, IBM releases Cyber Monday shopping numbers and Cramer makes a pick south --way south --of the border.
The metal will likely take years to return to full health.
According to Vale. Vale says potash market appears to be rebounding, even as Brazil lags other regions, expects better prices next year.
These three big names are gaining ground and pushing for a technical breakout.
Maybe people aren't scared enough.
Can it be different this time?
We need some fearful selling before finding significant support.
Only those who can catch iron-ore price turns should look to miners.
Lots to buy and not much that's down.
These 15 stocks have similar price patterns and technical setups.
It is also playable.
Dan Dicker matches wits with Stephanie Link over the latest rise in copper prices and where the stocks go from here.
Short-sellers may want to take profits, but I'd be wary of going long.
Fertilizer stocks, especially Mosaic, are trading at bargain prices.
I just think this stock's turned into a real crummy short.
Taking a first target scale of 1/3 the open position makes sense.
These include VMware, Apple, Google, Cliffs Natural Resources, and the coal and financial sectors. By Bob Byrne A few comments on individual names to end the week: VMware (VMW) -- Absolutely beautiful-looking chart that should be on every momentum t...
I am looking to sell roughly one-third of a swing long position between $15.45 and $15.50. By Bob Byrne As an update to an earlier discussion on Vale (VALE) in the comments section, I am looking to sell roughly one-third of a swing long position bet...
My take on coal and steel. By Tim Collins For a while now, I've been saying that I believed coal was a second-half story. It was even one of my predictions at the beginning of the year. I will say that I had my doubts after watching the action in th...
Coal, steel and other basic materials are in favor. By Bob Byrne We're seeing very strong buying right out of the gate in stocks like Walter Energy (WLT), Peabody Energy (BTU), Vale (VALE), Cliffs Natural Resources (CLF) and U.S. Steel (X).
The lack of adequate strength in the world's key economies make this an unresolved picture.
Mining companies are worth a look as the sector is seeing a pop, TheStreet's Dan Dicker tells Joe Deaux.
Two Brazilian stocks for common-sense investors.
Run, don't walk, to watch the Petrobras segment from last night's 'Mad Money.' I thoroughly enjoyed this "Mad Money" segment last night on Petrobas (PBR) in which Tim "Not Phil or Judy" Collins and Jim "El Capitan" Cramer collaborate on an actionabl...
Investing in any company involved in mining is bloody scary.
Overall, I like the concept of mixing Cameco with XME.
Let summer soldiers leave before committing serious capital.