| Prev Close | 12.99 |
| Open | 13.02 |
| Day Low/High | 12.52 / 13.18 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 11.16 / 23.18 |
| Volume | 43.83M |
| Avg Volume | 25.89M |
Vale SA (VALE)
12.73
0.26
2.00
NYSE : Non-Energy Minerals
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 5.28B |
| Market Cap | 56.05B |
| EPS | -0.30 |
| P/E Ratio | N/A |
| Div & Yield | 0.29 (2.82%) |
A High-Quality Problem
Ever been annoyed when one of your stocks goes higher?
Navigating the Market Crosscurrents
It's one confusing day, and investors don't like uncertainty.
Rationality Creeps Back into the Market
China still calls the commodity tune, but there is a small sign of change.
Say 'Bye Bye' to These Brazil Stocks
Vale and Petrobras shares have little going for them now.
Jos. A Bank Tries on a New Deal, Kraft & Trulia Report Numbers
Earnings are out from Trulia and Kraft Foods, and we'll see more from Campbell Soup, Hyatt and Scripps Networks.
Lack of Commodity Strength a Scary Reality After Fed Stimulus
Commodity weakness in base metals, notably copper, could weigh down the recovery, especially as the Fed concludes its economic stimulus program.
5 Things That Make Me Nervous
We can't ignore the gathering clouds from 2013.
China Is Lurking
In fact, this is my biggest worry for stocks right now.
The Turning Point for Defensives?
The untold story about these stocks is how they have held up.
Apple Shops on Cyber Monday
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.
'Doctor Copper' Looking Sickly
The metal will likely take years to return to full health.
Potash Market Is Rebounding
According to Vale. Vale says potash market appears to be rebounding, even as Brazil lags other regions, expects better prices next year.
Miners Gaining Momentum
These three big names are gaining ground and pushing for a technical breakout.
Awash in Benign Action
Maybe people aren't scared enough.
The Breadth Is Impressive
Can it be different this time?
The Decline Isn't Over
We need some fearful selling before finding significant support.
For the Nimblest Traders Only
Only those who can catch iron-ore price turns should look to miners.
What a Real Bull Market Feels Like
Lots to buy and not much that's down.
Buying Stocks by the Basket
These 15 stocks have similar price patterns and technical setups.
The China Turn Is Real -- and Powerful
It is also playable.
Is Copper's Move Done?
Dan Dicker matches wits with Stephanie Link over the latest rise in copper prices and where the stocks go from here.
A Sluggish Rebound
Short-sellers may want to take profits, but I'd be wary of going long.
Spreading the Word
Fertilizer stocks, especially Mosaic, are trading at bargain prices.
CAT Has Claws for Bears
I just think this stock's turned into a real crummy short.
Vale Close to Target
Taking a first target scale of 1/3 the open position makes sense.
Thoughts on Specific Stocks
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...
Selling Some Vale
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...
Hunka Hunka Burning Love
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...
Heads Up
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).
Tough to Believe in This Mineral Rally
The lack of adequate strength in the world's key economies make this an unresolved picture.
