Prev Close | 2,138.61 |
Day Low/High | 2,156.00 / 2,263.68 |
52 Wk Low/High | 2,048.11 / 3,773.08 |
Prev Close | 2,138.61 |
Day Low/High | 2,156.00 / 2,263.68 |
52 Wk Low/High | 2,048.11 / 3,773.08 |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 508.72B |
Market Cap | 1087.95B |
P/E Ratio | 96.26 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Traders who may have been stopped out of the cybersecurity company's stock might want to wait a bit before jumping back in.
Out of trading rental in Alphabet at $2574 and Amazon at $2924.
The illusion making the market appear healthier than it actually is -- thanks to strength in a handful of big names -- has mostly faded. But one of those big names, Apple, may have a unique challenge.
Back in Amazon at $2831 and Alphabet at $2512.
Rivian is one of three firms that will be competitors longer term in the EV space along with Tesla.
Chinese stocks slide as the securities watchdog publishes a list of five U.S.-listed Chinese companies that are noncompliant with their accounting.
As oil continues to rise, more attention will come toward VMAR's crown jewel - its e180 electric outboard motor system.
CRWD reported Q4 results Wednesday, beating expectations.
One way to play the pullback in soft commodities is through the Chicago-based ADM.
Valuations for the big-5 tech giants arguably now range from very cheap to just slightly expensive, given their growth drivers and risk profiles.
Some of the most ferocious rallies seem to occur during bear markets. Was this just one more bear market rally?
Amazon's $10 billion buyback on a $1.4 trillion market cap is so small (and not a capital return statement) that it raises more questions than answering a question. It is less than symbolic (as some analysts suggest this morning). The buyback is p...
"Just one more thing." - Lt Columbo Amazon's $10 billion buyback on a $1.4 trillion market cap is meaningless. And so is the stock split - which is an optical move and nothing more. Bidding the stock up by $200/share is as stupid as when Google a...
Amazon's 20 to one stock split and large billion buyback.
I just let ($2786) and ($2665) go - as I am pleased with today's rally.
On Tuesday, a bevy of U.S. multinational corporations finally got around to heading for the exits from doing business in Russia.
Since I have been trading aggressively it's probably hard to follow - see my next post which chronicles the last two days of trading! So, in the interest in transparency, here is a list of positions I have mentioned in my Diary that I am either long...
In addition to Amazon and Alphabet , I added to the following longs this morning: * $100.61, * $127.56. * $272.84
For the life of me I cannot figure out why CEO Andy Jassy has shown to this point no interest in splitting the stock.
I just added to Amazon and Alphabet at $2708 and $2522, respectively.
* Slowly for now... and then all at once? Monday's action was the worst since I was a six handicap (in golf): Mar 07, 2022 ' 05:01 PM EST DOUG KASS It Was Brutal and Broad Today's market decline was brutal and broad based. More early tomorrow mornin...
A couple of techs moved into my buy level - Alphabet and Amazon . Bought them both at $2555 and $2820, respectively.
Innovation and capital raising were common themes among the four.
Harbor Capital has teamed with research firm and index provider Irrational Capital to value companies based on what they're doing for their employees. Let's see if it makes us smile.
I heard a lot about a new bull market leg this morning in the business media. Not for me: * Market breadth so so and weakening. * Russell (a new short yesterday) is not crowing. * s turn negative. * As I mentioned yesterday/this morning - , , , , ...
I am less optimistic about growth stocks (and I recently sold my Netflix , Amazon and Alphabet ): Citigroup hikes U.S. equities to 'overweight', sees demand for growth stocks — *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) March 3, 2022
Price has a way of changing sentiment (h/t The Divine Ms. M.) and, in watching the business media, many (who were absent on Tuesday) are miraculously bullish (likely in response to today's strong spike). Me, I am sticking with my calculus (the mar...
This fund is turned toward 5G and has an intriguing current portfolio, but its future isn't yet clear.
I have sold the balance of my at $109.25, and I'm out of at $89.11. Also: - Sold my entire holdings in Amazon and Alphabet at $3058 and $2685, respectively. If I'm correct about the market, I will be repurchasing at lower prices. - Sold my position ...
I sold half of my at $118.82. I'm also reducing and after yesterday's +$100+/share reversal.