| Prev Close | 46.69 |
| Open | 46.60 |
| Day Low/High | 46.60 / 47.72 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 16.07 / 56.42 |
| Volume | 1.13M |
American International Group, Inc. (AIG)
47.64
0.95
2.00
NYSE
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 862.34B |
| Market Cap | 40.67B |
| P/E Ratio | N/A |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Stocks for a Cautious Market
These stocks and sectors are still reasonably priced, given their growth prospects.
Ambac, AIG Shares Remain Wildly Undervalued
Ambac's stock has tremendous upside because the company's legal woes are behind it and its exposure to Detroit's bankruptcy has been overstated.
AIG's Robert Benmosche, One of Jim Cramer's 'Bankable CEOs'
TheStreet's Jim Cramer says AIG CEO Robert Benmosche has 'taken a ward of the state and turned it around to a great property and casualty insurance company.'
The Yeas and Nays of Stock Buybacks
Such actions often are a dubious use of cash.
Sell AIG
I don't own it, and I wouldn't at these levels. If I owned AIG (AIG) -- and I don't -- I would be selling it here.
Expect AIG Weakness
I hope this puts pressure on other insurers. AIG (AIG), an old favorite, reported somewhat disappointing results (though the business media initially called it a beat). The beat was actually achieved solely by a change in the discount rate for reser...
The Day Ahead: Weight Watchers Shares Trim Down
Futures point higher; Occidental makes a big move.
Calling the Right Plays in 2014
Great investors and great quarterbacks have a lot in common.
Financials Still Have Some Value
Three firms are well-positioned to outperform in 2014.
The Day Ahead: Full Speed Ahead
U.S. futures are positive to start first full week of 2014 trading.
Big Rebalancing Day
Here are some early looks. Its a big rebalancing today. Below are some early looks: General Electric (GE) -- 2 million to sell, 3 million paired off. Bank of America (BAC) -- 2 million to sell, 3 million paired off. Pfizer (PFE) -- 2 million to sell...
More Remarkable Tales of Boca Biff
Boca Biff does bitcoin.
More Remarkable Tales of Boca Biff
Boca Biff does bitcoin. "Those who do not remember the past are condemned to repeat it." -- George Santayana In January 2004, Boca Biff made his debut in my diary. Boca Biff is a real person. He is not a composite of individuals I have met over the ...
Futures Rise Ahead Of Fed Meeting
Markets are higher ahead of Tuesday's Federal Reserve meeting as taper talk continues. Sprint shares are rising on news the company is in talks to purchase T-Mobile USA, and Aercap says it will buy AIG's plane leasing group for $5 billion. TheStreet's Nicole Urken has details from New York.
Uncle Sam's Gift-Wrapped Warrants
Some of these are among the highest-quality investments around.
Time to Allocate More to Financials
Rising interest rates will aid banks and insurance firms.
Shrewd Minds Are Putting on the Brakes
These two hedge funds did very little buying last quarter.
Stocks Strut Into November
Traders cheer Chinese and U.S. manufacturing data to start the new month. Author Orly Lobel talks about winning the 'Talent' war.
Fed Taper to Rock 2014 Earnings?
The Federal Reserve's taper move will be a focus for future earnings among investors. Fenimore Asset Management's Drew Wilson weighs in.
Morning Market Look
Let's take a look at the overnight and early-morning price action in the major asset classes. The rundown: S&P futures are up 3; Nasdaq futures are up 10; Japan is down 0.9% (but finished the week up 0.8%); China Shanghai is up 0.37% (and up 0.8% on...
AIG Mixed
Light revenue, in-line EPS. AIG (AIG) is getting hit on light revenue. EPS was in line.
Cramer on Facebook, Exxon and AIG
Jim Cramer says buy AIG on weakness, watch Facebook's teen engagement and take a close look at Exxon because it has a great balance sheet.
Starbucks, Facebook in Focus
U.S. Stock Index Futures are pointing to a lower open as investors digest results from Starbucks and Facebook. TheStreet's Jon Marino reports from the Nasdaq Marketsite.
The Market Needs Yellen
Janet Yellen's appointment to chair the Fed provides for an orderly changing of the guard.
5 Dumbest Things on Wall Street
Blackberry's Flying Circus, Foolish Filmmaker, Celldex Shenanigans, Benmosche's Big Mouth and Chrysler's Conundrum highlight Gregg Greenberg's list of dumb things on Wall Street this week.
This Is Not 2008
We have learned from the crash, and to deny this is foolish.
Crisis in Key Players' Own Words
Berkshire's Buffett, Lehman's Fuld and Goldman's Blankfein recount the hours leading up to the Lehman Brothers collapse.
Tracking Billionaire Richard Perry's Top Picks
Here's what he's buying in the finance, transport, media and energy sectors.
