Prev Close | 206.76 |
Open | 206.45 |
Day Low/High | 194.04 / 206.63 |
52 Wk Low/High | 179.67 / 246.69 |
Volume | 5.40M |
Prev Close | 206.76 |
Open | 206.45 |
Day Low/High | 194.04 / 206.63 |
52 Wk Low/High | 179.67 / 246.69 |
Volume | 5.40M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 533.37B |
Market Cap | 110.91B |
P/E Ratio | 31.21 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Putting out more , and on the short side.
Against my investment longs, I have augmented my large short with SPY puts (July monthlies) and a trading rental in . I have also recently added three higher beta short plays: , and . This is how I am rolling these days in what I believe to be a mat...
If you listened to Larry you don't want to own a share of any company that does a lot of business in China.
After listening to Sir Larry Kudlow's interview with Jim "El Capitan" Cramer on CNBC it is clear that there is a growing likelihood of another significant trade tariff volley with China. I am shorting Caterpillar ($139.60) and some other companies t...
A decline to $132 on increased selling could be the tipping point for a deeper drop.
In the meantime the shrug off of Netflix's miss is out in full force.
The entire aircraft industry is frantically trying to meet the demand for planes.
The market got crushed on Wednesday because of President Trump's decision to review tariffs on $200 billion more of Chinese exports.
From United Rentals to GE, they're still underpriced.
It's hard to predict movements in stocks in China, a job made even harder amid saber-rattling over tariffs and trade.
With CAT trading near $135 today another look at the charts seems in order.
These names are showing bullish or bearish reversal patterns over the past week.
Not all Dow components declined on Tuesday as trade war worries reached fever pitch.
Tuesday's sell-off of Caterpillar looks way overdone, so July $144 CAT calls look promising.
The PRC is the paper tiger and we're the tiger that just woke up and is sick and tired of the beatdown the Chinese have delivered.
Social-media giant falls on analyst's revenue downgrade, but other popular tech names are slumping as well.
Multinational stocks are in focus on Tuesday as Trump fuels worries over a global trade war. Morning Jolt gets your trading day started right.
Charts of CAT look weak and vulnerable to declines.
Our GLUM Index stocks will be hit hard by this trade war.
Blue chips had been down nearly 265 points earlier in the day.
Taking the measure of what's keeping the markets in the dumps.
All of these companies would be losers from a trade war focused on intellectual property.
TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer weighs in on Wednesday's trending stocks from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
Retailers are taking some hits after recent gains, which is a good thing.
The fact is that the economy remains strong...the momentum is that great.
TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer was pleased with Caterpillar's rolling 3-month retail sales numbers, which were released on Wednesday.
Financials are catching a bid Wednesday as the smart money moves in.
Look for a pop soon in the Dow as it catches up to the S&P, Nasdaq 100 and Russell.
The big question is how much more can this market run on the China news.