Prev Close | 15.21 |
Open | 15.59 |
Day Low/High | 15.26 / 16.17 |
52 Wk Low/High | 4.38 / 17.67 |
Volume | 17.45M |
Prev Close | 15.21 |
Open | 15.59 |
Day Low/High | 15.26 / 16.17 |
52 Wk Low/High | 4.38 / 17.67 |
Volume | 17.45M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 310.50B |
Market Cap | 4.88B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Retail catches a large bid - these were stocks up in a sea of red yesterday and could follow through further. I added to and .
We're all hurt someplace and we're all looking for a painkiller." - Katherine, Looking For Mr. Goodbar As I have previously remarked there is an old trading adage that long trading opportunities often occur in stocks that are green in a sea of red....
These picks boast current dividend yields of up to 8%, and are also extremely likely to soon announce a payout hike to their shareholders.
J.C. Penney looks very similar to Sears and could eventually meet a similar fate.
I view J.C. Penney as the next bet for shorts.
My two retail holdings - and - are flourishing today after recent weakness. I should probably be adding but I will hold back for now given the market's volatility and sizable morning gain. I am a buyer on weakness.
Sears is sliding into the abyss.
Sears could still put the screws to competitors this holiday season.
Portfolio managers will presume that these stocks can't be as good as they were.
Until Macy's stops going down retail will stay ugly.
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The buzzards are circling Sears.
Here are a few stocks that could take a residual hit in the third quarter.
Here is a list of the positions I own (long and short) that have been mentioned in my Diary: Longs: puts, large, small, , small, , , large, , small, small, small, small, large, large, small. Shorts: SPY calls, SPY large, large, small, tagends, smal...
Raise stop protection on Macy's to $34 and let's see how things develop.
Maybe the reason why analysts have been chary about retail is because they've never seen anything like what's happening right now.
Hewlett Packard Enterprises results are not convincing enough.
The move to cheapen the brand will backfire badly.
It's hard to be mad about the retailer's latest numbers -- yet the market is pulling BBY stock down.
We have to keep these collapses on our radar screen. When the donations stop, so could the earnings surprises.
This under-the-radar name reports next week; here is how I am playing it.
Tmall.com -- the world's largest business-to-consumer retail platform -- and continues to gain market share despite competitor's best efforts.
Speaking of retail, Dillard's and Macy's (my two retail investments) are chugging along again today. DDS is +$6 off the lows on Tuesday and M is now +7% off lows of that day.
and are being swept up by a strong retail sector this morning. DDS is now +$5 from yesterday morning's lows and M +5% from those levels. I believe they could have much further to go on the upside.
TJ Maxx and Kohls had very different earnings narratives from Macy's and JC Penney. Different customer bases might explain why.
Good pickup of and in the morning. Otherwise, I did little today.
I added to my Macy's long at $37.12 this morning.