Prev Close | 183.76 |
Open | 184.67 |
Day Low/High | 173.46 / 184.92 |
52 Wk Low/High | 170.82 / 241.54 |
Volume | 1.97M |
Prev Close | 183.76 |
Open | 184.67 |
Day Low/High | 173.46 / 184.92 |
52 Wk Low/High | 170.82 / 241.54 |
Volume | 1.97M |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 111.88B |
Market Cap | 20.32B |
P/E Ratio | 24.16 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
As 2014 winds down, you could almost throw darts at these standout groups -- but here are my own picks.
I could have selected several others as well.
Ignore the oil price at your peril.
Supermarket Tesco is London’s biggest decliner after admitting it mistakenly overstated first-half profits by £250 million -- that’s $408 million.
The stock left behind a major bottom and is a buy on weakness.
Today's pullback provides a chance to buy into what is happening stateside.
Blaming the weather or consumers for bad sales is what's really funky.
Tractor Supply (TSCO) shares are tanking and that's giving Credit Suisse (CS) reason to upgrade the stock.
Maybe you don't truly want a long-term 'patient portfolio' and all that that entails -- and that's OK.
Practice stock avoidance as much as acquisition.
It's none other than GE -- and I believe the recent downgrade is wrong.
Tesco aims to strengthen ties with India's Tata Group, while Bumi is cleared to cut links with its Indonesian co-founders.
I sense consumers may hold spending flat with last year.
Lumber Liquidators and Tractor Supply serve as prime examples of exactly what the retail growth investor wants.
Against this difficult backdrop, insider activity can serve as a useful guide for our next move.
It's best for Mr. Greenberg to avert his eyes.
Tractor Supply is expanding and increasing its same-store sales.
A few months ago they were suffering from winter blues, now these stocks are looking sunny says Bill Gunderson of Gunderson Capital.
These three stocks rose to the top of both my Buffet-based screen and that of Peter Lynch.
Either breakouts or breakdowns from these tight channels should provide good short-term plays.