Prev Close | 255.91 |
Open | 257.26 |
Day Low/High | 256.83 / 259.19 |
52 Wk Low/High | 132.52 / 232.86 |
Volume | 16.71M |
Prev Close | 255.91 |
Open | 257.26 |
Day Low/High | 256.83 / 259.19 |
52 Wk Low/High | 132.52 / 232.86 |
Volume | 16.71M |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 7542.22B |
Market Cap | 1929.68B |
P/E Ratio | 36.44 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
As we fast approach the unofficial kickoff of earning season, I think it is key to note that expectations are running extremely high.
You can rock on for now while the music is still playing, but be prepared for the inevitable 'out of the blue' sour note.
The issue is when the data conflict with the prevailing narrative. We are in such a position now.
* Like Led Zeppelin's iconic and mystical 1971 song, the market's advance has become almost an imbedded religious experience now * Buy the classics - the classic laggards (like ViacomCBS, Discovery and Amazon) * Rock on for now while the music is st...
Amid the vaccine rollout, we have low rates, money coming from the government to families, and a Fed committed to creating jobs. Here's what it all means for investors.
The Korean conglomerate, once the world's third largest mobile phone maker, failed to find a buyer for its loss-making business.
We could see further sideways price movement.
MU doesn't expect to be able to meet industry demand for either Dram or NAND memory through calendar year 2021.
Yes, the cost of doing business in the U.S. is going higher. How close are we to becoming an artificially managed economy, which by the way has failed on every attempt made in human history?
Word is that Biden will introduce the first part of two spending plans that will likely cost anywhere from $2 trillion to $2.5 trillion over eight years.
I'm not wild about the daily chart on MSFT, and here's how I'd approach it.
Cybersecurity will prove itself quite durable, as demand will stand up to any shift in where white collar work is done.
The chip giant is clearly thinking big under new CEO Pat Gelsinger. But a turnaround will take time to pull off.
I think it's worth examining how we can spot a bottom the next time after the inevitable selloff.
My Takeaways * The damage today was broad-based * I ended the day with a medium-sized net short exposure (down from very large at the beginning of the day) * Banks may have had a buying climax today * Tech (especially of a speculative-kind) remains ...
Here's why the Fed chief will probably be proven dead right in his views of inflation.
Here's why I remain cautious on the cybersecurity stock.
Tuesday was a quirky sort of day that came ahead of the FOMC policy decision set for this (Wednesday) afternoon.
CRWD is already half a step ahead of many other cybersecurity operations.
Let's set out the case for stocks -- and which kind -- and whether you might want to pay down other debt first.
Microsoft and Abbott Laboratories are the names that are worth watching.
I key on Boeing as the best place to bet on China.
The rebellion against concept investing I think is not done but it will be if we get twice the GDP growth than we have had.
* Many might consider backing off a bit from the game - by reducing your portfolio's 'VAR' * The pivot from growth to value may have hit a short term peak in intensity yesterday * If correct, there may be developing value plays in growth - I like Am...
Stand aside and see how far the current correction carries.
Smaller to mid-cap names have fared somewhat better than large cap tech, but make no mistake... there is a circle of life/death here.
Among other things, the president works to align Democratic senators to support his massive Covid relief bill.
The real story here is one of terrific comparable sales performance and margin maximization in a pandemic environment.