Prev Close | 135.90 |
Day Low/High | 128.98 / 134.33 |
52 Wk Low/High | 128.31 / 184.04 |
Prev Close | 135.90 |
Day Low/High | 128.98 / 134.33 |
52 Wk Low/High | 128.31 / 184.04 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 144.16B |
Market Cap | 19.59B |
P/E Ratio | 27.30 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Monday showed some signs of not just profit-taking, but some risk-off behavior by professional managers. What gives? Why now?
This quartet of companies offer their owners consistent payouts, and in the case of one a healthy special dividend that is at hand.
The markets are really in the hands of Washington right now, and Washington is in the hands of the virus.
Despite the dramatic and highly negative decline in economic activity that forced algos to hit the markets from above, enough portfolio managers faded that move to lessen its impact.
The diversified manufacturer displays healthy technical signs to go along with solid fundamentals.
These five stocks have shared more than 60 consecutive annual dividend increases with their respective shareholders and their current dividend yields are greater than that for the S&P 500.
The fact that three of the Kings are making dividend news this week makes it something special.
We have more than 1,050 companies reporting quarterly earnings from Monday to Friday, and here are the ones to keep focus on.
It's time for the central bank to show the same level of concern for their misplaced aggression.
These stocks offer not only terrific histories of dividend increases, but are also trading at reasonable valuations.
These names have raised their dividends for an amazing 50 years or more.
These 'recession-resistant' names have proven they can thrive in a variety of economic conditions and through changing technologies and sentiments.
The driver of these quarterly results that blew the lid off of the share price last night was the outperformance of AWS.
For my portfolio, you can't beat this SBUX competitor -- and for a cup of coffee.
You might actually be grateful that stocks took one on the jaw on Monday.
With 7 positions set to report this week, we purposely stayed on the sidelines over the last few days.
Trading pattern is confusing.
Technology stocks dominate the bearish ledger this week.
Connection to the energy industry has weighed heavily on results; the stock plunged Monday.
This morning the yield on the 10-year U.S. note climbed another three basis points to 1.76%. The yield is now 41 basis points above July levels, serving to underscore my notion that a Generational Low in Bond Yields already has occurred. Meanwhile,...
If nothing else, the beginning of earnings season should provide a bit more consistent price action.
As you all know I give a lot of thought to my Trade of the Week, as I did over the weekend, once again. We are doing well on these "Trades" recently - lets see if the skein can be continued! I am thinking that today's market rally is a bit of a ...
Industrial markets remain weak (more on this later in the day). Toward that end, Dover warns, which follows last week's lower guidance at Honeywell and PPG and adds to earnings problems in the important industrial sector.
Mylan rose after settling with the U.S. Department of Justice for $465 million over the way it overcharged Medicaid for the EpiPen.
The stock has broken out on the upside.