Prev Close | 55.70 |
Open | 55.78 |
Day Low/High | 55.59 / 55.94 |
52 Wk Low/High | 37.92 / 69.89 |
Volume | 8.78M |
Avg Volume | 1.35M |
Prev Close | 55.70 |
Open | 55.78 |
Day Low/High | 55.59 / 55.94 |
52 Wk Low/High | 37.92 / 69.89 |
Volume | 8.78M |
Avg Volume | 1.35M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 127.32M |
Market Cap | 8.09B |
EPS | 8.00 |
P/E Ratio | 7.08 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Plus, the chart of Novocure Limited is a real attention-grabber while the chart of Apple bears watching.
The immediate future remains under the control of virus-related statistics.
The Fed must find a way to create a payroll tax holiday, despite grumbling, and backstops must be in place to support small to medium businesses and the gig economy.
There's an opportunity for investors in a few, small speculative Chinese names. Consider playing the space this way.
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Not every trade can be a winner, so let's lighten the load here.
With Trump backing off trade threats, Chinese names like 58.com are back in play.
There is no question that we are becoming extended and ripe for some profit taking.
Stocks are following through on Friday's rebound for now.
Finding good setups in individual stocks is still challenging as there simply isn't a lot of strong momentum.
The challenge of this market is that the upward moves have not been well sustained.
Rev Shark is not convinced the market's action will be sustained.
Chinese real estate company posts great numbers, sports low price-to-earnings ratio.
If you like buying pullbacks you are out of luck.
Inertia is your biggest enemy in this market.
Familiar names are leading gains on the first day of trading in 2018.
The market doesn't seem to want to offer any pullbacks.
It is premature to think that this market has hit a top until there is further evidence in the price action.
Many individual stocks aren't faring well.
A classic market warning sign keeps reappearing.
Small-caps are lagging and breadth is negative, but the computer algorithms are very impressive.
We have shifted from a market that was mainly index driven by the FAANG names to one where stock picking is more important.
Apple and its suppliers are dragging the market down.
Failed bounces are the stuff of downtrends.
Bulls can't build on Friday's strength.
Which stocks are trending bearish, which are going bullish.
Energy, financial and technology stocks dominate names showing potential for higher prices.
This one has a little something for everyone.
They are a diverse group that could work well as a basket.