Prev Close | 227.33 |
Day Low/High | 222.35 / 231.98 |
52 Wk Low/High | 107.75 / 259.01 |
Prev Close | 227.33 |
Day Low/High | 222.35 / 231.98 |
52 Wk Low/High | 107.75 / 259.01 |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 240.00B |
Market Cap | 54.56B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
These 10 stocks were destined to rebound.
Things I'm looking at in this fragile market that seems like it isn't fragile for the moment.
Down days for the markets are great buying opportunities if you're prepared.
Even if you love a stock that's down today, don't dive in all at once.
It's hard to understand the magnitude of the change.
The software giant could use repatriated offshore cash to finance a big acquisition next year, as well as take advantage of Office 365's pricing power.
Though the software giant beat estimates, its soft cloud revenue forecast raises questions about how well it's competing against the likes of Salesforce and Workday.
There might be speed bumps, but we're still at the beginning of the shift toward the cloud.
Let's consider what could be hurting technology stocks.
And how I'm playing defense (and aerospace) on the latest from North Korea.
A bearish convergence in Workday needs to be monitored.
Be sure you know what you own.
Automatic Data Processing could learn a thing or two from the two consumer products giants when it comes to a commitment to innovation.
It is incredibly healthy to see so many stocks so strong, from so many sectors.
Where is this coming from?
Though much bigger than they were a few years ago, top cloud-only software vendors are still posting very strong sales growth.
The chart resistance around $105 is gone, and the level will probably act as support going forward.
Gasoline futures prices in the U.S. have risen more than 10% over the past two days
While hardware peers are seeing heavy sales pressure, many enterprise software giants are doing just fine as businesses learn to love the cloud.
Nearly every winning stock is overvalued at some point; riding out the rough times takes discipline.
Days like this remind you why you stay in.
Bull markets tend to die from bond market competition, recessions, rate hikes or too much supply.
Down-and-out stocks have become toxic.
Analysts, out of their foxholes, can do a lot of damage to bears looking for new homes.
After tech and financials, the gigantic health care and retail industries are discovering the cloud.
TheStreet's Jim Cramer weighs in on Friday's trending stocks.
If you are long WDAY you are in the driver's seat.
TheStreet's Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer was pleased with Workday's quarterly results.