Prev Close | 191.29 |
Day Low/High | 187.87 / 197.91 |
52 Wk Low/High | 169.00 / 384.33 |
Prev Close | 191.29 |
Day Low/High | 187.87 / 197.91 |
52 Wk Low/High | 169.00 / 384.33 |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 2706.52B |
Market Cap | 517.73B |
P/E Ratio | 31.26 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
The seeds of this government takeover of markets were planted more than a decade ago.
* My revised levels I don't want there to be any ambiguity about the size of my positions or about my buy and short levels as I strive for as much transparency as possible. "When the time comes to buy, you won't want to." --Walter Deemer "When the t...
It could make the difference if the debt and equity markets remained thawed after a brief period of freezing.
The presidential task force wasn't going to address the media Sunday. Then, they did. Actual news? Futures markets opened ahead of that, in the green, and went higher. That's interesting.
As Apple and Google respectively deal with softening smartphone and ad demand, mobile app downloads and usage are growing strongly.
Now that the service economy is pretty much stopped in its tracks, here are promising areas, including technology as manufacturing, to consider.
* Financials and Tech dominate my top individual holdings I have been continually buying the weakness in Facebook . The shares have recently moved into my Top 10 individual long holdings. Alphabet and Amazon - two other FANG components - reside in t...
There's no need to own stocks as a group and no need to crowd into widely-owned individual names.
It's a paradigm shift that all started with Zoom and Cisco's Webex.
The Snapchat parent was burning cash going into this year, and it's now likely seeing its ad sales slump and its cloud infrastructure expenses spike.
The Holy Grail right now are the few companies thriving and that will keep going after this is over, but there are others who will rebound and some who will not.
The social media giant is adding capacity as it contends with record traffic, and is also reportedly in talks to buy a stake in India's biggest mobile carrier.
A look at the charts and indicators of this important FANG name.
* Before you read this opening missive be sure you understand your risk appetite and profile as well as your time frame * I see a possible "generational" investment opportunity developing and I am now even more aggressively buying for the intermedia...
*Liking action in some stocks I always look for green stocks in a sea of red. Possible trading rentals (and stocks that are positive on the day) include: , , , , , .
The price of FB is in an area where someone might begin buying but in this market environment it will be safer to let someone else do the buying for now.
I wonder if we are seeing the first sign of the market catching its breath.
We should offer cash to out-of-work employees while investing in big companies who will come roaring back -- and pay us back -- after this is over.
I haven't seen anything in the past three weeks that I haven't seen before, but I just can't model this reaction to Covid-19, so I can't call a bottom.
Splitting one's bets between blue chips and a smaller basket of high-upside plays with more risk could work well over the long run.
In spite of the market's epic plunge, a lot of well-known tech names are still comfortably above their 52-week lows.
You can use these wild market swings to your advantage by identifying 'safe' companies you want to own and then buying their stocks in stages.
AutoZone, Facebook and Lowe's could offer opportunities for trade entries.
Amid a flood of corporate warnings over the coronavirus, all the major stock market indexes finished last month down 6.4% to 10.1%.
The massive movement toward sector ETFs is just simply not prudent. Here is why.
I have added to JPMorgan Chase , Facebook and Goldman Sachs this afternoon.
"If all we had were roses, would the thorns then be beautiful?" - Grandma Koufax Truths and roses both have thorns about them but patiently travelling and navigating, in a consistent but objective and analytical way (in our markets) often brings on ...
Five years after Jack Dorsey began his second stint as Twitter's CEO, the microblogging platform still has a lot of unrealized potential.
Both and moved into my buy zone. I purchased both on the opening. JP Morgan goes on my Best Ideas List.