| Prev Close | 48.85 |
| Open | 48.52 |
| Day Low/High | 48.22 / 49.08 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 43.02 / 57.84 |
| Volume | 24.31M |
| Avg Volume | 19.21M |
| Prev Close | 48.85 |
| Open | 48.52 |
| Day Low/High | 48.22 / 49.08 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 43.02 / 57.84 |
| Volume | 24.31M |
| Avg Volume | 19.21M |
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 4.41B |
| Market Cap | 215.24B |
| EPS | 4.30 |
| P/E Ratio | 10.00 |
| Div & Yield | 2.04 (3.81%) |
I don't want there to be any ambiguity about the size of my positions or about my buy and short levels as I strive for as much transparency as possible. "When the time comes to buy, you won't want to." --Walter Deemer "When the time comes to sell, y...
These stocks and sectors are safe havens, and may even be opportunities.
Berkshire is so large and diversified that its prospects are tied to the economy as a whole, with the added benefit of being a defensive play in case of a market downturn.
People's United has a dividend yield of 4.29% and is buying holding bank United Financial.
Bank shows strong earnings, 13% dividend Increase and 4.2% yield.
WFC is a good Put Wheel candidate in the short term.
The big banks that have reported have made a combined total of $29.5 billion. That's astonishing.
Whether the U.S. economy warrants a rate cut at this stage of the cycle is perhaps debatable.
Before you take as gospel the business media talking heads who say Bank of America had a clear beat -- I would take a look at the lower effective tax rate in the quarter. The BAC results were basically in-line, adjusted for the aforementioned reduct...
JPM joined other banking heavyweights in exceeding expectations at least at the headline level.
For those trading the FANG or FAANG names, and especially Facebook, Tuesday sets up as a day bearing exceptional levels of headline risk.
The bulls will say this is healthy consolidation that will set up another leg higher, while the bears will say this is an indication of indecision and is a prelude to a rollover.
The big bank is showing a few positive signs on the charts, but the major trend is still bearish.
There were two notable shifts in trading action Thursday.
Deutsche Bank's blunders and restructuring, and a new chief at the European Central Bank, could be perfect combination for a bull case.
PepsiCo leads off this earnings season.
The risk is that the chief design officer's departure will cause technical issues in Apple's chart.
Just out of the chute. Markets are close to flat, supported by strength in the energy sector. Ten of eleven sectors are lower, as yields rise small. Some profit-taking across bond proxies. The banks are breathing easier ahead of the Fed's stress tes...
* I don't want there to be any ambiguity about the size of my positions or about my buy and short levels as I strive for as much transparency as possible "When the time comes to buy, you won't want to." - Walter Deemer I promised to update my "Level...
Another day of "newsy" action as it pertains to how the trade negotiations are going. Today it was Sarah Sanders saying, in very vague terms, that negotiations are advancing in the sense that the Chinese are willing to proceed with the talks. As suc...
My long book is down to small positions in , , and . Mediums sized in . And large positions in (actually very large as I have been adding), , , , , L and . My short book includes small to medium sized positions in , , , , and large positions in and ...
Buffett and Munger have some questions to answer, some situations to ponder, and probably a more concerned public than in the past to deal with.
Banks are helping buoy Tesla despite diverging opinions from their own analysts.
There are several story lines to watch as these companies report earnings.
Here's your very own bank earnings 'cheat sheet.'
Here are my key observations today: * Jim Cramer is very correct, the market is resilient. * Breadth was positive -- almost the mirror image of yesterday's session (1,578 advancers/1,358 decliners on the NYSE). * Bonds continue to deliver the messag...