Prev Close | 91.14 |
Day Low/High | 90.40 / 93.59 |
52 Wk Low/High | 52.10 / 92.92 |
Prev Close | 91.14 |
Day Low/High | 90.40 / 93.59 |
52 Wk Low/High | 52.10 / 92.92 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 4212.54B |
Market Cap | 383.93B |
P/E Ratio | 60.81 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Amazon and Google helped to lift U.S. futures following strong earnings beats late Thursday.
Some industry watchers have been bullish on the sector because the WTI-Brent spread isn't holding up, which is normally seen as a positive.
News from Japan may be more important for gold than anything from Fed.
Investors kept a wary eye on plummeting crude oil prices to begin the week, pushing equities to retreat from record levels achieved last Friday.
Markets are slightly down to begin the trading day, while oil continues to slump and is closer to $40 a barrel than $50 again. It'll be interesting to see when the market starts to worry about low oil prices, like what we saw in the first quarter wh...
The oil giant's chart isn't yelling "Sell Me," but everything is not bullish, either.
Every energy portfolio needs a core holding of solid dividend-producing majors.
Jim Cramer says ExxonMobil's $2.2 billion bid for InterOil isn't that much money for Exxon, but is 'anything but conservative.'
Thousands of law enforcement officers were ordered to Ohio for the Republican National Convention even before the fatal shootings of police officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Sanchez Energy is worth investigating.
The stock could soon be heading to $100.
My 3 a.m. project this morning: I am not banking on banks. Today's stock performance could be a tad disquieting to bank bulls, though not conclusive (it's only one day!). Citigroup (C) and Bank of America (BAC) were barely higher on the day. To me, ...
Perhaps more than ever, the market has no memory from day. Stocks closed up by 35 handles and ended at the day's high. What were the odds of this occurring at yesterday's close? Enough said. I got lucky and got slightly net long and covered a lot of...
European commercial banks get dangerously close to their post-financial crisis market caps.
I started the day with a two-part opening missive that took a while to write this morning, "The Big Chill." It's here and here. Friday and Monday represented the worst two-day drop in the senior averages since last August. I guess it's clear, with t...
I covered my Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLP) short and I am taking it off my Best Ideas List. I am also taking small losses in my Exxon Mobil (XOM), Schlumberger (SLB) and Comcast (CMCSA) shorts and taking all three off of my Best Id...
The UK's decision to leave the European Union is putting pressure on oil prices and Jim Cramer doesn't see any bargains in oil stocks.
With oil's downside defined and the upside meaning less to the stocks, there's a lot to like here.
I started the day with Apple (AAPL) as JPMorgan reduced the share price target from $125 to $105. Then a sports metaphor and an interesting two-part opening missive on the markets -- here and here. I got lucky and covered a bunch into the mornin...
We may see price weakness, or a decline, in the weeks ahead.
Sad weekend. Sad day. The big business news item -- Microsoft (MSFT) acquiring LinkedIn (LNKD), but I don't view this as a meaningful positive. I added to my Nasdaq short today at attractive prices. "Trade of the Week" -- long Twitter (TWTR). Odd...
The very low VIX numbers we're seeing are not healthy indicators.
It's often said that a picture is worth a thousand words, so let's do some chart gazing this morning. Here are some interesting charts compiled by The Daily Shot: Oil Vey! Energy prices seem vulnerable now, and the three charts below help explain wh...
Natural gas has been on fire, too.
I mused. I fantasized. I shorted more. I questioned. Late-day buying "stampede" on cue -- market closed at highs. The U.S. dollar strengthened. The price of crude oil rose by a couple of pennies. Gold fell by $1.30 to $1,213 -- still looking wea...
U.S. stocks pared losses, though remained in the red as crude oil continued to pressure Wall Street on Thursday.
Today I have made the following trades: I have taken off half of my Allergan (AGN) long for a nice gain. Interest rates continue to decline -- iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) is up $1.15 cents and the long bond is down by three basis points...
Jim Cramer says there's no more OPEC - it's just Saudi Arabia versus Iran.
Shares of Exxon Mobil are lower on Thursday following a rating downgrade from Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
Exxon Mobil and Apple were each trading down before the opening bell Thursday as analysts lowered their outlooks.