Prev Close | 128.80 |
Open | 128.83 |
Day Low/High | 128.78 / 128.96 |
52 Wk Low/High | 74.43 / 130.39 |
Volume | 6.37M |
Avg Volume | 1.65M |
Prev Close | 128.80 |
Open | 128.83 |
Day Low/High | 128.78 / 128.96 |
52 Wk Low/High | 74.43 / 130.39 |
Volume | 6.37M |
Avg Volume | 1.65M |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 57.10M |
Market Cap | 7.35B |
EPS | -2.09 |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Monitise should have many news releases in Q1. Here is a synopsis of BTIG's note on Monitise (MONIF) this morning: When will Monitise announce new contracts in earnest? MONI's subpar equity performance in 2014 was due partially to the announcement b...
Oracle's new executives aim to overtake their cloud competitors.
That is the initial report on its initial public offering.
European stocks reach highest level since Jan. 2008.
Algos kick in when one of these stocks goes higher.
The lower risk stocks have been providing consistent returns.
Concur looks like a buy if you can get past its high valuation.
Shorts take much more homework than longs.
There are simply too many players now.
Every stock I see, you're better off waiting for a pullback.
Here are a few reasons why these volatile names are once again on the upswing.
Smaller software-as-a-service names are all suffering. But if they all collapsed, it would be a non-event.
Old-line firms are getting a pass, but highfliers are getting crushed.
Yelp's report causes automated trading programs to swing into action.
Greenlight Capital was down for the quarter.
When people attach such frothy numbers to IPOs, we have problems.
If I'm right, we'll all have to deal with a phenomenon that is just getting started
The drop in King Digital could be a sign of a market shift from frothy to stable.
In other words, wait for the downgrades.
The public market is currently divorced from the dazzling IPOs -- and that's always a bad sign.
We won't see a meaningful advance unless the Nasdaq stalwarts step up.
Free yourself from the dogma that leads to Salem Stocks.
Because encores are not easily handed out.
These types of companies are winners today.
Concur Technologies CEO Steve Singh says that the company's success is based on increasing their customer growth rate for the last three years. Concur reaches 85% of the world's travel and expense automation market and will continue to invest aggressively.
Here's a whole new crop of stocks that I think can beat next year's market.