Prev Close | 254.22 |
Day Low/High | 250.50 / 257.46 |
52 Wk Low/High | 88.69 / 305.66 |
Prev Close | 254.22 |
Day Low/High | 250.50 / 257.46 |
52 Wk Low/High | 88.69 / 305.66 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 265.07B |
Market Cap | 67.39B |
P/E Ratio | 28.58 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
The clash between FedEx's view and the president's on free trade will define the next big move in this market.
As Jerome Powell prepares to take the bat at 2 p.m. today, here are the other stories you need to prep for a snowy day on Wall Street.
In February's Action Alerts PLUS members' call, Cramer talks about some of the stocks on his wish list, as promised to his members.
Amid a report in The Wall Street Journal saying Amazon is set to start a delivery service that could compete with FedEx and UPS, TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer said FedEx is "not a company that's easily beaten."
The major indices closed trading in positive territory Friday.
Final hour of play in the period. VIX stable. Dollar stable. Ten year stable. Oil crawling to the finish line. Still equities struggle as soon as we get to 3 pm. The real signal will likely come at 3:45 when folks start gaming the closing imbalances...
Good Morning, Just Who Is This Guy? My name is Stephen Guilfoyle, an Irish kid from Queens, NY. I am one of the columnists at Real Money Pro. I also co-manage TheStreet's "Stocks Under $10" with Chris Versace. Folks in the business usually call me ...
Maybe better hunting tomorrow.
The bull market could turn around in the coming months.
All three major indices closed the day in the green.
Stocks of companies that go hand and hand with an economic expansion just won't quit.
The fact any bill could get through a very stubborn and impotent Congress was impressive.
I have never seen anything like the beast that is rocking this market.
It might look easy now, but it looked easy in 1999, too.
Problems at Avis are bringing the key index down -- and that's a bad sign.
Stocks put in broad gains supported by tax cuts, bonuses, a weaker dollar and more.
Major names such as FedEx and UPS won't handle last mile Amazon deliveries. XPO Logistics is happy to pick up the slack.
Brand visibility and loyalty often go hand in hand.
Many shares have lagged, even though they will benefit from the just-passed tax bill.
TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer weighs in Wednesday's trending stocks.
FedEx continues to run strong, while United Parcel Service and XPO Logistics display upside potential in their charts.
FedEx is going to benefit from tax reform, according to TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer.
FedEx continues to run strong, and United Parcel Service and XPO Logistics display upside potential.
This is the best time of the year for trading individual stocks, and with the opportunity in the bitcoin sector it is even better than usual.
Not one of these names is currently reflecting either the current acceleration of their revenue growth or the big tax changes ahead.
The Santa Claus Rally is usually a post-Christmas phenomenon. Will there be anything left in the tank by then?
We have seen this pattern many times in the last few months, and it is a surreal pattern for traders.
China passed the United States as the biggest delivery market back in 2014, and hasn't looked back since. Its express-delivery stocks are therefore likely to produce strong profits through at least 2020.
Walmart, Kohl's and specialty retailers like Home Depot could be the fittest retailers.