Prev Close | 130.57 |
Open | 132.88 |
Day Low/High | 125.86 / 133.29 |
52 Wk Low/High | 122.17 / 193.58 |
Volume | 4.94M |
Prev Close | 130.57 |
Open | 132.88 |
Day Low/High | 125.86 / 133.29 |
52 Wk Low/High | 122.17 / 193.58 |
Volume | 4.94M |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 1120.00B |
Market Cap | 146.10B |
P/E Ratio | 35.93 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
This is a name that I haven't really considered for quite some time. Obviously that's an oversight.
Upside - +74% (enters strategic agreement with Immune Therapeutics for rights to low dose naltrexone) - +18% (earnings, guidance) - +16% (earnings, guidance) - +14% (earnings) - +11% (earnings, guidance) - +10% (earnings, guidance) - +9.1% (highligh...
Wednesday's session was dominated by traders, algorithmic traders for sure, but traders nonetheless. The PMs mostly sat on their hands.
* The sequential improvement in Meta's daily active users could help the stock and the high-growth tech sector. * Qualcomm had a terrific quarter.
Let's check out the charts again.
Investors will need more than hope to place any bets on a relief rally at this time.
These chipmakers offer long-term growth potential and market-beating yields.
Here's how the chip-making supply chain could have been hit by a conflict with Kiev -- and why investors should remain guarded.
Eight of the 11 SPDR sector ETFs closed in the green on Monday, this time led by Materials, Discretionaries, and Financials.
Just a week ago Jerome Powell referred to the labor market as 'strong.' Now, economists, traders, investors, and the public are just not quite sure what to expect Friday.
Overnight the U.S. national debt clock whirled past $30T for the first time in history.
Let's take a look at the charts and indicators.
Expecting recent trends to continue -- and not looking further into the past for parallels -- has driven a lot of questionable behavior in 2021 from both retail and institutional investors.
Here's our trading strategy after another look at the chipmaker's charts.
The indexes are assumed to be representative of overall market health when the reality is they are misrepresenting it.
The tech sector's tumble might have more in common with the events of 1987 than those of 2000/2001. If this proves the case, some buying opportunities are forming.
In the wake of Monday's tech rout, here are a few things I like about the tech sector at this crazy moment in time, along with a few things that have me concerned.
Plus, the headline numbers don't come close to telling the story of Thursday's action in the equity markets, which had a case of bad breadth.
Plus, we continue to wait with bated breath to see where Congress goes with President Biden's two big spending initiatives.
Let's check on the charts again after the chipmaker's earnings.
Leading into this high profile Fed event, it would have been nice to have a firmer grip on just where fiscal policy was headed, but that was not to be.
There are reasons why AMD and many chip equipment stocks closed higher on Friday, even as Intel's shares tumbled.
There probably will be an intense period of market volatility that could stretch farther out than even I projected a couple of months ago.
My last post shared some of what we sold over at Stocks Under $10 but here is some of what we're looking to add to: Trifecta Stocks Qualcomm -- 5G and the expansion of what "wireless" will be between now and 2024. Skyworks Solutions -- Love the incr...
While most tend to think of the S&P 500, the Dow and the Nasdaq when assessing how the "market" is performing year to date or even quarter to date, it's fair to say that those index or benchmarks haven't kept up all that well with the evolution of c...
While there aren't any major quarterly earnings reports to be had this morning, last night Broadcom reported stronger than expected quarterly results and guided revenue for its current quarter up 14% sequentially to $7.35 billion, nicely ahead of th...
I could be wrong, but as far as I can tell, nobody else is telling the story about the sudden movement in these yields.
The whole notion of the grand inquisitor Fed is out of whack with reality. Here's what you should be watching, instead.