Prev Close | 78.57 |
Open | 79.59 |
Day Low/High | 75.76 / 79.65 |
52 Wk Low/High | 28.47 / 109.62 |
Volume | 1.86M |
Prev Close | 78.57 |
Open | 79.59 |
Day Low/High | 75.76 / 79.65 |
52 Wk Low/High | 28.47 / 109.62 |
Volume | 1.86M |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 106.31B |
Market Cap | 8.35B |
P/E Ratio | 51.04 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
This note does not accurately represent how ticked off I feel about what's included and not included in the current stimulus bill.
The current hype surrounding U.S. and Chinese electric car upstarts brings to mind past manias involving promising technologies that were seeing growing adoption.
Perhaps the best thing for the markets that might come out of Tuesday's election would be certainty, regardless of outcome.
Leading investing experts weigh in on what stocks stand to benefit the most should Joe Biden win the presidency in November.
Analysts from the independent research firm review their picks from last year and share their new favorites.
The chart for FSLR is giving off mixed signals, but we may be near a trade entry.
With chip stocks overall making a comeback, money appears to be finding direction to these names.
Adding 'triple-nets' this time around with three key screening criteria.
A review of top picks for 2019 in the energy, power generation and renewables sectors.
These top picks rose between 22% and 55% in the first half of 2019.
Solar has been running hot in spite of tariff threats and falling oil prices.
From electric cars to nuclear and solar power, experts pick their top investment ideas in the space for the year.
Even if there's a hint that tariff increases could be delayed, the market may interpret this as bullish for FSLR.
Triple nets are companies trading between 2 and 3 times net current asset value; here are several of these value names.
That statement is a cross of truth and sarcasm.
Argus Research details 24 stocks likely to be impacted, one way or the other, by trade wars and tariffs.
From nuclear to geothermal, there is upside potential for those willing to take a contrarian stance.
These names are showing bullish or bearish reversals patterns over the last week.
When the market decides it wants to rally again, buyers will look for names like FSLR for strength.
It's no secret that President Trump abhors trade deficits.