Prev Close | 43.25 |
Open | 43.87 |
Day Low/High | 40.11 / 44.56 |
52 Wk Low/High | 34.45 / 124.70 |
Volume | 5.62M |
Prev Close | 43.25 |
Open | 43.87 |
Day Low/High | 40.11 / 44.56 |
52 Wk Low/High | 34.45 / 124.70 |
Volume | 5.62M |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 246.31B |
Market Cap | 10.19B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
For over a year I have been vehemently warning about the risks associated with speculative stocks and gewgaws.
Upside - +17% (Chernin Group-led consortium confirms to acquire $263M in Funko) - +11% (earnings, guidance) - +10% (earnings) - +6.8% (earnings) - +5.2% (earnings, guidance) - +5.2% (earnings, guidance) - +4.6% (earnings, guidance) - +2.3% (earnings...
* When both equities and bonds are correlated in price (and move lower in tandem) markets are exposed and, as we have seen recently, vulnerable to wholesale liquidation across all asset classes * A vicious cycle of lower prices, redemptions and liqu...
This morning stock futures are sinking again and the averages appear primed to record another 2022 low. It seems appropriate to repost a recent column, "The Great Bear Market of 2021-22": * The averages are lying to investors - we have been in a pr...
Since early summer 2021, an increased number of equities have become unglued from the averages.
It's hard to see how Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the world's response to it don't have big negative consequences for markets and the world economy.
* The averages are lying to investors - we have been in a profound and significant Bear Market since last summer as numerous individual securities have cratered * I continue bearish and I am of the view that we are in a trading sardine market and no...
ETF veteran Kevin Kelly is the force behind Kelly ETFs, which this month introduced three funds with distinctly different focuses.
Let's take a look at the charts of Z.
Yet, the housing market continues to push new highs and Zillow is bouncing.
Here's how to play it now.
It happened around May 12, but strangely, it's finally being talked about and noticed right now.
The housing boom has been about supply -- but that part of the equation might soon change.
Let's look at the charts of BA and Z.
Here's a lesson I learned decades ago at Goldman Sachs about how stocks can move in times like this.
There's an undercurrent that will grow over time, basically what tailwinds from the pandemic will stay with us after the pandemic's over.
I think it's worth examining how we can spot a bottom the next time after the inevitable selloff.
A correction in Zillow Group is unfolding, so let it play out first.
The Fed's Jay Powell pulled out the heavy artillery to help keep the economy and financial markets going, but would it be enough?
Let's check the charts.
Keep your eyes open and beat the arrogant, self-interested profiteers who want to make money off you by making this more complex than it really is.
I can name this tune in three notes, and if you were a homeowner or real estate investor 15 years ago, you probably can as well.
OPEN needs more consolidation before investors can feel comfortable settling in.
Just as we saw with pot stocks, if you play shares strictly because they're going up, you're likely to get burnt.
Income investors should have seen that the pandemic put the restaurant operator's payout at risk and looked at other options.
A long list of tech companies have taken advantage of favorable credit and/or equity markets in recent weeks.
RH has gone from $80 to $170 and look at the action for SmileDirectClub and others, but let's now set our sights on the iShares Russell 2000 exchange-traded fund.
Zillow Group and Lennar could benefit from an outmigration from cities as more employers allow employees to work from home post-pandemic.
These names are showing both technical and quantitative deterioration.