Prev Close | 171.82 |
Day Low/High | 167.29 / 174.16 |
52 Wk Low/High | 164.52 / 245.44 |
Prev Close | 171.82 |
Day Low/High | 167.29 / 174.16 |
52 Wk Low/High | 164.52 / 245.44 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 56.20B |
Market Cap | 9.66B |
P/E Ratio | 14.38 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Top stories today: Eli Lilly is raising its projections for the entire year since its newer drugs are doing well, Sears stops selling Whirlpool appliances in their stores and President Trump meets with lawmakers to discuss tax reform.
CEOs exit President's Council after Charlottesville response
Sears Holdings, Destination Maternity and Hibbett Sports, though in different areas of retail, all have had rough rides.
The appliance maker has recently seen a change in its charts.
Hurry up and get that ticket to Washington, DC.
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Keep this list handy as Sears' life winds down.
Until they realize the secular shift away from malls, retail names are just playing the victim.
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The president is determined to help businesses only if they help him.
Shares of the home appliance manufacturer soared on Tuesday as the company announced that it won six Consumer Electronics Show 2017 Innovation Awards.
If Trump doesn't make good on his promises, we're in for a serious correction.
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Last week, L Brands , a quality retailer that operates Victoria's Secret and Bath and Body Works, released a sales warning. On Wednesday, Costco released its monthly sales, up 2%. While there are attempts to dress up a pig, the numbers were not good...
This market malaise is politically derived, and it wouldn't take much to bring things back to life.
The charts are spinning off sell signals, with little that bulls could grab on to.
Jim Cramer says the apparent slowdown companies in the housing sector have seen recently could be about to change after two big catalysts that are on the horizon.
You can't blame weak earnings.
A series of questions denigrated an amazing company.
"It's not the news that counts -- it's how the stock market reacts to the news that counts." -- Richard Russell (hat tip to Sir Jeff Saut for the source of the quote) The above quote filled my head most of the day (General Motors , Ford , Caterpilla...
Index funds can only help you so much.
I am initiating a small trading short rental in Amazon at about $836.50 a share. Rising from the Brexit February low at about $475 a share, Amazon's shares (now about $836) have led the rally in the broad market and have been a leader in the overa...
Results from Home Depot and others are worrisome.
Steve Cortes' six-month chart (plotting PowerShares QQQ Trust, Series 1 ETF vs. Whirpool ) points up a huge emerging divergence between housing/consumer-related weakness and the Nasdaq. . Given the weakness in consumer discretionary, which has sp...
Retail is a conspicuous loser this morning after bad misses at Masco , Sherwin-Williams , Whirlpool and by several restaurant chains. In the retail space, Home Depot is down $3 and Lowe's down $2, with Macy's and Nordstrom also lower. My only consum...
Thus far I am seeing a mixed picture of earnings reports this morning and last night. Visa guided a bit lower on a more costly Visa Europe integration, Whirlpool misses and cuts guidance, and Lilly results were well below on both earnings per share ...