| Prev Close | 54.49 |
| Day Low/High | 53.93 / 55.35 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 27.04 / 60.16 |
Masco Corporation (MAS)
54.99
NYSE
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 260.40B |
| Market Cap | 14.19B |
| P/E Ratio | 22.80 |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
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This Morning's Market Setup
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This looks like an imbalance between supply and price -- and it seems to have begun correcting.
Housing Shows Signs of Perking Up
Pending home sales are strong, and home-improvement retailers are busy.
Global Data Bode Well for U.S. Industrials
Favorable readings on economic activity and housing should translate into stock gains.
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It's Earnings Report Card Time
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Housing Data Perking With Spring
Growth comes as domestic economy picks up.
Think Outside Homebuilder Stocks When Playing Housing Recovery
RealMoney Pro contributor Chris Versace says homebuilder stocks have already bounced off their recent lows and the risk-to-reward ratio in playing them is improving.
The Week Ahead: The Fed Reverberates
The upcoming days are especially big for housing stocks.
Jim Cramer: Building Permits Number Key to Housing Sector's Growth
TheStreet's Jim Cramer says the building permits number is "terrific" and is the number he cares about because it provides information about the future of the housing market.
Markets Likely to Shake Off Bad Housing Numbers Next Week
After U.S. housing starts saw their biggest drop in almost three years in January, likely weighed down by the harsh winter weather, another bad number is mostly likely in store.
Consumer Space Shows Value as Market Returns to Flat
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A Nutty Environment
Sometimes the facts just don't fit the story.
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Building-Materials Stocks Look Constructive
Masco and Armstrong should realize their upside in an improving housing market.
Some Traders Just Expect Too Much
A consolidation of gains isn't good enough for some people.
Proof Positive
Two deals tell me the soggy trading may be stabilizing.
Global Demand a Driver for Auto Industry
Rebounds in China and Europe point to firmer vehicle sales
Pillars of Strength in Retail
Home Depot, Dick's and Best Buy should all be bought on any pullbacks.
Cramer: The Dichotomy in Housing
Home-related stocks aren't handcuffed to the homebuilders.
The Week Ahead: Not Quite Making the Grade
Earnings beats have been rather lackluster so far.
