Prev Close | 209.72 |
Open | 214.47 |
Day Low/High | 213.93 / 219.68 |
52 Wk Low/High | 192.82 / 319.90 |
Volume | 517.63K |
Prev Close | 209.72 |
Open | 214.47 |
Day Low/High | 213.93 / 219.68 |
52 Wk Low/High | 192.82 / 319.90 |
Volume | 517.63K |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 259.18B |
Market Cap | 54.76B |
P/E Ratio | 28.58 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Fuel prices could change that, but not right now, not right here.
I always am interested in buying on weakness - historically a dominant franchise and I view ultimately it's a great fit with Berkshire Hathaway - but this news item regarding Amazon Prime puts a dagger into FedEx, in my view.
Few things are sweeter than buying into unjustly beaten-up shares right before they begin major rebounds.
Then why not apply the same logic to stocks. Trucking firm J.B. Hunt is a true 'left to right' growth, modestly undervalued name.
Here are some negative signposts regarding this morning's rally: * Microsoft is only +$1 - giving up $4.5/share from the early morning highs. * and also down on the day. * Alphabet barely ahead. * As I mentioned, (bonds) are not holding the gains. ...
*In today's wild, wild rotation out of technology! "Those nerds are a threat to our way of life." - Stan Gable (Alpha Betas' fraternity star quarterback), Revenge of the Nerds Revenge of the Nerds was a movie released in 1984 that chronicles a gro...
As I wrote yesterday, though we could get a brief rally at any time, the market appears broken. Today there are new 52-week lows in popular and widely held stocks like Home Depot , JPMorgan , Citigroup , General Motors , Goldman Sachs , Disney and...
Going back to late last week, the expected quarter-end reallocation trade - out of stocks and into bonds - occurred and equities closed March weak. Stocks rebounded Friday and a spirited and apparently "FOMO" based rally - concentrated in large-cap...
Investors were aggressively selling the stock of any company that moves freight. Not typically a good sign.
From biofuels and hydrogen fuel cells to wind and solar power, as well as renewable energy infrastructure here's how to invest in this trend.
Here is a thorough review of early movers in the premarket: Upside: - +40% (earnings, guidance; files to sell $200M common stock) - +28% (momentum) - +22% (confirms agreement to be acquired by Evergreen- and Brookfield-Led Consortium for $28/shr va...
After reviewing last week's FedEx EPS release, I have sold my position at $222.21.
The shares do range back and forth significantly.
While professional money likely participated heavily on Wednesday, the percentage of these trades that were simply price insensitive, short interest covering, risk removal trades may have been substantial.
I added to FedEx at $213.59.
I can't help but look at the good price action in a sea of red and think back to my old Surprise (back a few years) that FedEx could be acquired by Berkshire Hathaway . The price and the franchise are exactly in conformance with what appeals to Wa...
To make it clear I have sold , , , , , and . Note: Yesterday I sold out my tech trading long rentals near the close of trading and on the ramp - that includes , and .
Once considered boring, supply chains and logistics has become one of the most talked-about sectors in the market.
XPO is breaking the company up into different parts.
Since I have been trading aggressively it's probably hard to follow - see my next post which chronicles the last two days of trading! So, in the interest in transparency, here is a list of positions I have mentioned in my Diary that I am either long...
* And don't forget it! The S&P Index (cash) is +74 handles, almost 120 handles up from the day's lows! I have made the following sales: * Sold out my entire long ($426.90) and covered half of my SPY puts short. * Sold most of my at $109. * Sold out...
* Slowly for now... and then all at once? Monday's action was the worst since I was a six handicap (in golf): Mar 07, 2022 ' 05:01 PM EST DOUG KASS It Was Brutal and Broad Today's market decline was brutal and broad based. More early tomorrow mornin...
I have taken an initial and small investment position in FedEx ($206.54). More to come.
* TINA ("there is no alternative") is dateless - but her popular cousin CITA ("cash is the alternative") is enjoying the prom As I have previously written, the market's averages have been lying to investors - as the Indexes are disguising serious d...
This large-cap transport name is bargain-priced.
I see numerous divergences, etc. which cause me to expand my short exposure: * VIX is higher. * The Russell Index is not crowing - a big divergence. stinks, too. * Reversal from strength earlier (to losses now) in financials. was $368.53 and now is...
General Motors missed on top line (off by $700 million ) and beat on bottom line (+$0.22/share) and EBITDA. EV demand was robust - with more than 110k Silverado EVs reserved thus far, including more than 240 fleet operators - like from FedEx and Wa...
Out of FedEx on the second leg of this morning's ramp. I plan to buy back on weakness.