Prev Close | 59.80 |
Day Low/High | 59.81 / 60.55 |
52 Wk Low/High | 43.50 / 64.64 |
Prev Close | 59.80 |
Day Low/High | 59.81 / 60.55 |
52 Wk Low/High | 43.50 / 64.64 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 420.41B |
Market Cap | 25.14B |
P/E Ratio | 31.57 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
The cash set aside to invest in Ant's prospective record-setting initial public offering is too much for the Hong Kong currency to handle.
There are possible long side trades with these names.
The fast-food purveyor is part of a trend of Hong Kong stock offerings, with potentially the largest stock sale in history waiting in the wings.
Political games of smoke and mirrors are making Asian trades look risky, but there may be another opportunity sprouting up.
Intraday trends -- relentless trends -- are becoming the name of the game, so let's focus on the rotation from Nasdaq names into the Russell 2000 and financials.
Where to invest as China restarts that economy?
The company is seeing early signs of recovery as business gradually resumes and people return to work in China.
If the virus spreads and the shutdown continues, then that time frame will lengthen to at least two quarters.
Let's check out the latest charts and indicators of YUMC.
Every aspect of this illness is dynamic and even the Centers for Disease Control may not be updating correctly.
The timing of this morning's rally? Almost simultaneously news broke from both China and the UK of possible drugs to fight coronavirus.
Shares of the restaurant operator in China are taking it on the chin due to the coronavirus; watch this key technical indicator for a bottom.
Let's instead do the kind of security analysis you have to do if you are going to navigate this moment.
These funds invest in companies poised to benefit from millennial spending trends.
These top picks look appetizing amid solid consumer spending and low unemployment.
These stocks and sectors are safe havens, and may even be opportunities.
Past performance during earnings are my method of choice for trading this stock.
A Japanese drink-maker, as well as Cigna and Yum! Brands' Pizza Hut, have been swept into the 'product politics' battle between pro-democracy demonstrators and pro-Mainland authorities.
It's ironic. Had the Chinese let Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Alphabet in, there could have been some massive retaliation for Huawei. But they never did.
Only economists and pundits seem to be worried about a pending crash that might never occur.
Buying big drops on Fridays simply hasn't translated well to happy Mondays.
Yum China's stock price is sending out mixed signals, so investors should proceed with caution.
The restaurant stock is up by about $10 in a short time, but the volume behind the advance isn't impressive.
What stocks to buy and what to avoid on the continual leaks coming out of the Kudlow-Mnuchin camp and the Lighthizer-Navarro camp.