Prev Close | 98.52 |
Open | 99.03 |
Day Low/High | 98.86 / 100.00 |
52 Wk Low/High | 81.78 / 106.21 |
Volume | 9.48M |
Avg Volume | 7.98M |
Prev Close | 98.52 |
Open | 99.03 |
Day Low/High | 98.86 / 100.00 |
52 Wk Low/High | 81.78 / 106.21 |
Volume | 9.48M |
Avg Volume | 7.98M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 2.91B |
Market Cap | 286.23B |
EPS | 3.30 |
P/E Ratio | 56.30 |
Div & Yield | 2.08 (2.12%) |
China isn't the world's factory anymore. It's the world's biggest shopfront, and Japanese retailers are out-hustling their U.S. rivals in selling into those 'shops.'
Hasbro stock could offer an attractive reward to investors not afraid of risk.
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Legislative action to block buybacks is pertinent for Alphabet earnings.
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Buckle up after Super Sunday.
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The forecast is clouding shares on Friday.
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I am urging the Fed chair to wait as there will be adjustments and innovations that keep labor costs down.
From smaller-cap specialty stores to some of the world's largest big-box retailing outlets, experts choose their top retail stocks for 2019.
These themes are working despite the turmoil in Washington and slowing global growth.
The quarter was certainly one to remember, according to analysts.
Prices look like they have made up their mind to move higher.
Look for WMT to pop back over $100.
IBM's Red Hat grab and blockchain aspirations have some strong practical applications.
Shares of the 107-year-old tech titan are ticking higher on Wednesday.
Unfortunately for NFLX, the competition will only increase.
If you are investing in individual stocks you have to do individual research. It's that simple.
This shutdown is starting to feel different from those that we have experienced in the past, is it not?
Do we have to run for the hills? Not necessarily.
Retail isn't a losing ETF, and it isn't defined by Macy's, it is a sector with winners and losers.
The best retailers are still Amazon, and probably Walmart.
This is why using the Philips Curve, in a vacuum, is misleading.
Retail and housing stocks are reacting to what will happen this spring, rather than Fed fears. This is how to play it.
I am increasingly convinced the only way to generate sustainable trading profits is to wait until the market overreacts and take the opposite side.