Prev Close | 49.12 |
Day Low/High | 48.27 / 49.54 |
52 Wk Low/High | 43.33 / 75.91 |
Avg Volume | 3.69M |
Prev Close | 49.12 |
Day Low/High | 48.27 / 49.54 |
52 Wk Low/High | 43.33 / 75.91 |
Avg Volume | 3.69M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 156.57M |
Market Cap | 7.69B |
EPS | 4.90 |
P/E Ratio | 11.04 |
Div & Yield | 2.68 (5.49%) |
We can't know exactly how the China-U.S. trade talks or our political battles will play out, but we can see the big ideas that will likely push companies higher.
Mr. Market moved steadily lower as the afternoon progressed and closed on the day's lows. I wouldn't make too much out of the meaning of today's action. * Breadth was almost exactly flat. * Bonds closed a bit stronger with yields down by two basis p...
I have added to both and . While acutely aware of the demise of the department store (see Jim "El Capitan" Cramer's column), I believe strongly that the current share prices have discounted this thesis which is extremely well recognized.
The debacle can only accelerate, the demise hastened, happy new holidays.
How companies talk about tariffs is becoming a defining characteristic going forward.
I am picking at the following longs this morning - , and .
These are the 10 reasons why we keep going up, despite all the bad news.
Monday's strength in Kohl's is carrying thru further here on Tuesday. I have added.
The direction of the apparel maker's shares should remain positive based on its technical signals.
We're seeing lots of companies snapping up their peers, and the market is applauding.
* Buying more KSS On Friday I initiated a long purchase of Kohl's . I wrote, in "Some More Surprises for 2020?" the following: I recently previewed one of my Surprises for 2020: I anticipate that Twitter ( (TWTR) ) is acquired next year. Now for a s...
I recently previewed one of my Surprises for 2020: I anticipate that Twitter ( ) is acquired next year. Now for a second surprise: I expect Amazon will acquire Kohl's next year. (I purchased KSS this afternoon at $46.79) Consider: * Amazon and Kohl'...
Strong markets tend to stay sticky to the upside, and the mild pressure on the indices isn't preventing some good stock picking.
Retail has proved a volatile industry as tastes and trends change -- and now there are some signs that Amazon shares could be turning vulnerable, too.
Let's check the charts of this retailer.
Behind-the-scenes companies like Salesforce.com, Square, Nvidia, Okta, and PagerDuty are leading the Nasdaq, and you must understand them to know what you're getting into.
Yes, this seems to be a seminal moment with retail.
Watch the price action very closely for some downside action and be ready to react to any change.
Apple turns red, retail slumps and small caps lead on Tuesday.
There is no 'tech' in tech.
I will be looking at some index shorts should the selling pressure continue into the afternoon.
To state the obvious, the and disappointments are putting a pall under the retail space. My Trade of the Week, Macy's (which was looking great technically), is being penalized. I just added at $15.30. On Thursday M will report - I expect a small los...
Tuesday's Dreamforce features a discussion between Salesforce's Marc Benioff and Apple's Tim Cook.
Third quarter earnings season is down to the really nitty gritty. That said, there are still quite a few well known (to the public) retailers set to bring up the rear.
What's really going on here? Does the move make any sense? Let's take them case by case.
This is a new Fed, one committed to growth for all.
Dow chemicals are finding a bottom, higher-yielding stocks are trading well, macro is improving and the consumer is getting stronger.