Prev Close | 202.62 |
Day Low/High | 191.63 / 201.00 |
52 Wk Low/High | 169.00 / 384.33 |
Prev Close | 202.62 |
Day Low/High | 191.63 / 201.00 |
52 Wk Low/High | 169.00 / 384.33 |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 2706.52B |
Market Cap | 548.39B |
P/E Ratio | 31.26 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Out of , , and in premarket trading. Sold small and at $440.50 and $352, respectively. I forgot to mention that I purchased this week. Small.
More Trading After the good guide I sold these at about $434.28 and $345.80 Jan 25, 2022 ' 05:02 PM EST DOUG KASS After-Hours Add-Backs I am adding back to my (SPY) and (QQQ) longs in the after hours at $429.75 and $339.03, respectively. I also...
Individual equity buys just now (see last post!): , , , , , , , , , , and .
I added to the following long positions today: , , , (initiated), , , , , , , , , , , , (initiated), , , , , and . Long above.
Added to $286.50 and $296.50.
There is no bubble in the valuations of , and :
A firestorm over investor Chamath Palihapatiya's comments are calling attention to a big blind spot many billionaires seem to have on Beijing.
Here is a list of ETFs/stocks I purchased last evening: SPDR S&P 500 ETF , Invesco QQQ Trust , iShares Russell 2000 ETF , SPDR S&P Biotech ETF , PayPal , DraftKings , Penn National Gaming , Disney , Netflix ($402), Upland Software (new, software nam...
I am out of all my trading long rentals: , , , , , (still in ), ,
Morgan Stanley: * Maintains overweight on Twitter , Alphabet , and Meta . * Price targets of $57 (from $62), $3430 (from $3200), and $395 (from $365), respectively.
Here's why I like MSFT buying Activision Blizzard.
I have taken a number of short term long rentals in the whoosh lower -including $457.70, $373.36, $319, $261.51, $349.19, and $37.50.
Some investors have been commenting that small-caps are ultimately doomed because of too much debt, and the big-cap tech stocks are the future.
Despite the recent sector pullback several advisors here select technology stocks as their favorite investments for the year.
It's now clear that the first part of January has exhibited a marked change and reversal in pattern.
Stocks I bought in the hole in premarket trading for a short term long rental include , , , , , (more of an "investment", more on this later), , etc.
"He trembled with excitement His cheeks were quite aglow And afterword he cried to me, "Encore!" He pleaded with me so To have another go I murmured caressingly "Whatever for? Once, yes, once is a lark Twice, though, loses the spark Once, yes, once...
Powell: Basically, rate hikes are coming in groups, and later on, but still this year, the Fed will start removing this excess liquidity from the monetary base.
Insiders are selling because they understand that valuations don't reflect the fundamentals.
We have two new price targets.
If your goal is to capture as much of the potential upside in this area as possible, Unity Software could be a big winner in 2022.
In the second of our two-part piece, we detail eight more tech predictions for what 2022 will bring for the sector.
This week will be about the macro. With earnings season still almost two weeks off, December job creation and wage growth will take center stage.
NILSY benefits from inflation and its positioning gives it exposure to both legs of the vehicular powertrain value chain.
Where the comparison stops working is when investors make assumptions about comparing stock and ETF price discovery mechanisms and liquidity.
Fiscal and monetary policy is no longer unbounded and we're likely well past the points of peak economic activity and peak liquidity.
* The setup for 2022 is far different than 2021. * After a lengthy period of unbounded fiscal and monetary largesse we are exiting peak economic activity and peak liquidity * Sell strength and buy weakness? * The growth and narrow market performance...
Market breadth was fairly awful Tuesday, though participation was down. There was no easily traceable move into or away from cyclical nor defensive type sectors.
Over those past 15 years, the S&P 500 has posted an increase for the last week of the trading year 67% of the time.
You may not buy into the long-term viability of this new trend, but you can't deny its widespread reach or ability to impact the tech sector.