Prev Close | 84.04 |
Day Low/High | 80.64 / 83.25 |
52 Wk Low/High | 80.00 / 138.78 |
Prev Close | 84.04 |
Day Low/High | 80.64 / 83.25 |
52 Wk Low/High | 80.00 / 138.78 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 180.09B |
Market Cap | 15.13B |
P/E Ratio | 83.41 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
These names are showing technical characteristics of either bullish or bearish reversal patterns.
* Little happening (modest gain in the S&P Index), save the continued rotation mentioned this morning. * Sentiment is that new Chief of Staff John Kelly will bring some order into a disorganized and dysfunctional White House. * Busy morning for data...
Here are five small-caps that are worth putting on your radar.
Amid the water crisis, especially on the West Coast, invest in water infrastructure.
Here are answers to some of your questions today. Keep 'em coming to me at gentilerealmoney@gmail.com and I'll answer more this afternoon. Q. FitBit (FIT) -- what are your thoughts on this "growth stock"? -- Michael S. A. The question I have for Fit...
It's a great opportunity for an overview of the industrial sector.
It seems you Diary regulars like this idea, and I've been happy to field your questions. I have found it fun to get some broad themes out there because I'm a new contributor, so thank you! Click here and here to check out our Q&As from earlier today...
A few of my all-time favorite stocks are reporting.
We would use a sell stop at $36 after getting long at the $39 breakout point.
Picking up bargains post-spinoff can give outsized returns.
Hundreds of companies will report quarterly results.
Just look at which sectors did well and which are lagging.
There is another way to get exposure to it.
Look for companies that address specific pain points.
If Street targets are cut, the S&P P/E ratio could rise past 15x.
Let's run through them.
U.S. markets end higher despite a drop in consumer confidence. Goodyear Tire issues a cautious outlook.
Staying in rock-solid names will help you avoid costly, reactive trading.
This pure play on water is leveraged to a recovering Europe.