Prev Close | 46.13 |
Open | 46.48 |
Day Low/High | 46.15 / 47.89 |
52 Wk Low/High | 30.86 / 47.23 |
Volume | 352.33K |
Avg Volume | 265.10K |
Prev Close | 46.13 |
Open | 46.48 |
Day Low/High | 46.15 / 47.89 |
52 Wk Low/High | 30.86 / 47.23 |
Volume | 352.33K |
Avg Volume | 265.10K |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 36.52M |
Market Cap | 1.66B |
EPS | 2.70 |
P/E Ratio | 11.59 |
Div & Yield | 1.29 (2.73%) |
Keep in mind that strong action like this tends to create underlying support.
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With trading so dull, what do you expect?
The best way to get small-cap overseas exposure is through a fund.
The big bounce sold off hard, and we are now struggling to hold the intraday lows.
There isn't necessarily any correlation between the way stocks trade and the feeling about the economy.
This is whippy and uncertain market for stock-pickers.
We are seeing classic 'out of position' action this morning and conditions are good for it to continue.
Can buyers build some confidence in the market and turn it back upward?
There is no reason to be aggressive until the action improves.
If the focus on Europe can abate a bit, individual stock-picking can come back to the fore.
In these market conditions, you're better off cutting your losses than holding vain hopes.
What worries me the most about the market is the tendency toward lopsided action.
The news keeps coming out of Europe while traders try to sort it all out over here.
Bears hoping the gap-up open would fade fast were disappointed.
Players are scrambling to add long exposure as this market refuses to let them in easily.
Silicon Motion popped on a good report, and when it pulled back, I jumped in.
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