Prev Close | 84.12 |
Day Low/High | 83.92 / 85.78 |
52 Wk Low/High | 69.88 / 100.72 |
Prev Close | 84.12 |
Day Low/High | 83.92 / 85.78 |
52 Wk Low/High | 69.88 / 100.72 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 354.55B |
Market Cap | 29.82B |
P/E Ratio | 11.35 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Be far more selective, but recognize where opportunity lies.
A screen for two different value metrics produced some good prospects.
WhiteWave is looking expensive, and Dean Foods is much more reasonable.
Behold: It's the first market decline in weeks.
When was the last time you thought about this stuff?
Become more aggressive about the real valuations of companies.
Energy, banks and food stocks are roaring, and momentum tech is still too risky.
It's not too late to place your bets.
It's a good time to pick up some insurance for your portfolio.
That's the message of last week's retail reports.
These food companies still look good to me -- and so does one ETF in particular.
The OECD now has global growth expectations at 3.4% for 2014.
These fanciful folks, it seems, just want to make themselves feel better about missing last year's 'phony' rally.
Consolidation in the chicken industry has led to higher prices for consumers, worse conditions for farmers and huge profits for producers like Tyson and Pilgrim's Pride.
Practice stock avoidance as much as acquisition.
Beef, pork and cocoa are rising, and coffee prices are starting to wake up.
This week's earnings should help answer a number of questions.
Poultry company stocks may benefit from these developments.
Chicken and pork producers will benefit from higher cattle values
Chicken and pork producers should see rising margins and stocks.
A rally in China helped the Dow briefly break through the historic 16,000 mark. Daniel Bigel, CEO of The OIX, talks tax credits.
Earnings from Tyson Foods and Urban Outfitters will keep investors watching the market--as well as which credit card company Jim Cramer is buying.
It'll be a big week for many of the nation's large retailers, with TJX Companies, JCPenney, Sears Holdings, Target and Gap just some of the names reporting earnings.
These charts -- half bullish, half bearish -- can give us a lot of insight into price.
You may be choking down losses if you start buying these food-related names.
They are suitable for almost any portfolio.