Prev Close | 28.02 |
Day Low/High | 27.67 / 28.16 |
52 Wk Low/High | 26.75 / 35.34 |
Avg Volume | 5.07M |
Prev Close | 28.02 |
Day Low/High | 27.67 / 28.16 |
52 Wk Low/High | 26.75 / 35.34 |
Avg Volume | 5.07M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 769.11M |
Market Cap | 21.55B |
EPS | 1.20 |
P/E Ratio | 20.91 |
Div & Yield | 0.80 (2.85%) |
GDP and corporate earnings trends are not favorable and increasingly indicate slowing economies here and abroad.
A bunch of beaten-up value names registered double-digit percentage gains last week; we'll see if the rally can continue.
Like Corning, Bloomin' Brands posted second-quarter numbers pretty much in line with expectations; will it earn a rebuke from traders, too?
Down in the Comments below the question was asked about Luna Innovations and 5G. First off thanks, Thomas C for bringing the company to my attention and asking the question. Having never heard of the company before, I trotted over to the SEC website...
During this decade the maker of specialty glass has shown an affinity for boosting its dividend and buying back its shares in a big way.
Shares of Hershey and Corning have done well since the last Fourth of July, but not so the stock of Harley-Davidson.
I could not believe what I was seeing yesterday after Corning released first quarter earnings.
The combination of growing dividends along with simultaneous share buybacks can be powerful.
It's behavioral finance at its finest, and makes for a fascinating debate.
The producer of specialty glass and ceramics steadily has rewarded investors over the last three years and did so again this week.
The glass maker is seeing strong optical fiber demand from telcos and data center owners, and is even growing its Gorilla Glass sales in the face of a weak smartphone market.
Corning and Big 5 Sporting Goods both had big news Tuesday. Here is what it means for the companies, and how to play them.
These names are showing technical signs of either bullish or bearish reversal patterns.
Facebook's report draws the most attention, but there are other interesting reports out there.
Corning, Hershey and Harley-Davidson have had their ups and downs but should keep standing the test of time.
Let's do a bottom up review.
The Nasdaq gave back much of the gains it made this week.
There's not much value to be had these days, but you can still find some potential candidates among the downtrodden, forgotten, and stumbling names.
We'll see how they behave the rest of the year as the Fed likely raises interest rates two or three more times in 2018.
All of the names are boosting dividends and share buybacks.
I still also use Graham-inspired stock screens, including one based on his 'stocks for the defensive investor' methodology.
OLED is just one reason to pay attention to this annual showcase for mobile technology.
Check out these three names.
You might actually be grateful that stocks took one on the jaw on Monday.
JP Morgan and PNC Financial open fourth-quarter earnings season for banks.
Corning longs should continue to hold and add.