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Walmart (NYSE: WMT) is set to announce its fiscal second-quarter operating results on Tuesday, Aug. 18. Investors are looking forward to this report from the retailing giant because it will paint the clearest picture yet on how the industry is adjusting to the COVID-19 pandemic. Walmart's Q...
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I wonder why the profit is so small in relation to sales
Warden buffet bought Kroger. Wonder if still holds
$KR - 2019 revenue @ $122.2B / Market Cap of $27B giving it a P/S ratio of 0.22
$ACI - 2019 revenue @ $62.4B / Market Cap of $7.7B giving it a P/S ratio of 0.12
Albertson’s is the second largest pure play in the hot grocery segment. You will want a piece of this. If adjusted to its largest peer Kroger’s P/S ratio ACI should trade at $32.58 a share.
$KR Kroger Co (KR)
34.71 ? -0.42 (-1.20%)
Volume: 5,034,416 @07/24/20 7:53:33 PM EDT
Bid Ask Day's Range
- - 34.56 - 35.37
KR Detailed Quote
i saw on cnbc t,v, $KR stuff
Wonder if that test-kit makes the national news this evening?
$KR Kroger Health Receives FDA Emergency Use Authorization for its COVID-19 Test Home Collection Kit
July 01 2020 - 10:08AM
PR Newswire (US) Print
CINCINNATI, July 1, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Kroger Health, the healthcare division of The Kroger Co. (NYSE: KR), today announced the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted Emergency Use Authorization for the COVID-19 Test Home Collection Kit.
The testing solution combines the safety and convenience of at-home sample collection with the expert guidance of a telehealth consultation to help improve the quality of the collection process.
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Kroger Health's COVID-19 Test Home Collection Kit will be available to frontline associates across Kroger's Family of Companies, based on medical need, beginning this week. In partnership with Gravity Diagnostics, a full-service clinical laboratory located in Covington,
KY, Kroger Health plans to rapidly expand the availability of the home collection kits to other companies and organizations in the coming weeks, with a goal of processing up to 60,000 tests per week by the end of July.
"Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the safety of our associates and
our customers has remained our top priority," said Colleen Lindholz, president of Kroger Health.
"Kroger Heath remains committed to helping people live healthier lives through our multi-disciplinary team of licensed, trained and experienced healthcare providers. Over the past few months, Kroger Health has been
providing Americans with access to COVID-19 testing through community test sites across the country; however, we've observed some individuals do not have access to transportation or live near these community testing locations.
To help ease this burden and provide greater accessibility, we will be offering a home testing solution to our associates first followed by other companies and organizations."
Kroger Health's COVID-19 Test Home Collection Kit:
How it Works
The home collection is performed under the supervision of a licensed healthcare professional. The process is simple and is available at no cost to eligible patients who meet established clinical criteria for likely COVID-19 infection or exposure.
Patients will be provided access to a website where they will answer screening questions, input their organization's benefit code and an individual code, like an employee ID, and complete a clinical assessment.
If a patient qualifies, a healthcare professional will issue a prescription and the home collection kit is shipped to their home within 24-48 hours.
The home collection kit includes a nasal swab, transport vial, instruction sheet, prepaid shipping label, and packing materials for return shipment of the sample to the laboratory.
Upon receipt of the home collection kit, a healthcare professional guides the home collection process via telehealth – a two-way video chat. The direct observation helps to ensure the proper technique is used for sample collection.
The patient will then overnight ship their sample to the laboratory for processing, which on average will take 24-48 hours.
At the laboratory, the collection undergoes a molecular diagnostic test – a test which detects parts of the SARS-CoV-2 virus and can be used to diagnose active infection with the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
If test results are negative for an active infection, results are released to the patient's electronic medical record portal.
Alternatively, patients may be called if they do not consent to use of the portal. For a patient whose test result is positive, a healthcare professional will contact them via phone to provide a recommended course of care.
Test results will only be accessible to the patient and only shared with their organization if the patient authorizes the release of his or her results. All results are reported to government health agencies as required by law.
"As our country experiences an increase in COVID-19 cases, physical distancing, wearing protective masks and testing remains paramount to flattening the curve," said Jim Kirby, senior director of Kroger Health.
"We know flexible, accessible testing options like home solutions that leverage telehealth technology are critical to accelerating America's reopening and recovery."
The Kroger Health COVID-19 Test Home Collection Kit will initially
be available in Arizona, Colorado, Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Ohio, Tennessee, Utah and Virginia. Additional states will be added in the coming weeks.
Kroger Health launched public drive-thru and walk-up COVID-19 testing sites in April. Since then, Kroger Health has administered more than 100,000 tests across 19 states.
To download images of the Kroger Health COVID-19 Test Home Collection Kit, please visit here.
About Gravity Diagnostics:
Gravity Diagnostics is a full-service state-of-the-art CLIA laboratory licensed in all 50 states providing innovative laboratory testing including Infectious Disease (Upper Respiratory and Sexually Transmitted), Toxicology, and Pharmacogenomics.
We are an advocate for physicians, patients, and our communities, supporting them with unsurpassed integrity, regulatory compliance, and clinical expertise. Learn more by visiting
http://gravitydiagnostics.com.
About Kroger Health:
Kroger Health, the healthcare division of The Kroger Co., is one of America's leading retail healthcare organizations, with over 2,000 pharmacies and 200 clinics in 35 states serving more than 14 million customers.
Our team of 22,000 healthcare practitioners - from pharmacists and nurse practitioners, to dietitians and technicians – are committed to helping people live healthier lives. We believe in practicing at the top of our licenses and enabling "food as medicine" to help prevent or manage certain diseases.
Learn more at http://www.krogerhealth.com.
About The Kroger Co.:
At The Kroger Co. (NYSE: KR), we are Fresh for Everyone™ and dedicated to our Purpose: To Feed the Human Spirit®. We are, across our family of companies, nearly half a million associates who serve over 11 million customers daily through a seamless shopping experience under a variety of banner names. We are committed to creating #ZeroHungerZeroWaste communities by 2025. To learn more about us, visit our newsroom and investor relations site.
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Supermarket chains are kicking but with the Covid-19 pandemic. No doubt about it Kroger has a lot more bull in her.
In the Green and Volume up.
About time somebody noticed this stock has been on sale for weeks.
Reason down - incorrect perception of new liability => 100,000 new hires stupidly announced by the company, without acknowledging the instant recovery of 4x their salary in gross profits.
These are personal shoppers filling a huge surge of online orders creating $60/hr each while being paid ~$15. Do the math ~$10M/yr extra profit just on labor.
As evidenced by their earnings, this company does a lot of profit oriented things. But their PR needs to be focused on value to the stockholder!!!!!
For sure just to many flippers and uncertainties in the economy
$KR should be above $34 right now. The last quarter they just reported was a monster.
Kroger EPS beats by $0.08, beats on revenue
Jun. 18, 2020 7:36 AM ET
By: Niloofer Shaikh, SA News Editor
Kroger (NYSE:KR): Q1 Non-GAAP EPS of $1.22 beats by $0.08; GAAP EPS of $1.52 beats by $0.37.
Revenue of $41.55B (+11.5% Y/Y) beats by $630M.
Identical sales excluding fuel +19% Y/Y.
$kr I would expect them to have a killer Q2 after covid they could hardly keep products on the shelves .
Just accumulate under $32.
If the market pushes KR back under $30, load up!! I'll be putting another$25000-$35000 into KR over the next few months.
It will act as a great hedge against the coming correction
KR consensus EPS of $2.74 for full year gives KR a PE of 11.5 at $31.50
even low end of $2.30 x 11.5 is $26.45
Kroger is obviously trading at a low PE multiple and way below historical average of S&P 500.
$2.30 x 15 is $34.50
x 16 is $36.80
x 18 is $41.40
$2.74 x 15 is $41.10
x 16 is $43.84
x 18 is $49.32
.64 dividend on roughly 780,000,000 shares
they should keep the dividend wear it is until they buy back another 50-100 million shares
imo, I think KR is a $50 stock in not too distant future
Kroger Co (KR)
32.08 ? -0.18 (-0.56%)
Volume: 11,010,168 @06/15/20 7:10:55 PM EDT
Bid Ask Day's Range
- - 31.52 - 32.66
KR Detailed Quote
I am sure hoping for $37 a share
$KR this will be $37 when announced imo
Kroger Is Expected To See A Big Jump In Earnings For Fiscal Q1
Jun. 14, 2020 4:02 AM ET|
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Kroger is set to report earnings on Thursday and analysts are expecting an increase of 44% compared to Q1 2019.
The stock has been trending higher with a trend channel forming that helps define the trend.
Sentiment toward the stock is skewed to the bearish side.
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One area of the economy that has seemingly benefited from the global health crisis has been grocery stores. With so many people staying home and cooking for themselves with restaurants closed, grocery stores have seen a boost in sales. The industry hasn’t fully escaped the pandemic though as they have had to take extra measures to make sure the customers are safe. The industry has had to increase cleaning measures and in many cases stores have had to add employees. These steps have added costs and likely cut in to the margins for stores. Some stores also increased the pay of employees to compensate for the uncertainty surrounding the conditions they were being exposed to.
One of the largest publicly traded grocery store chains is Kroger (KR) and the company is set to report earnings on Thursday. Analysts expect the company to earn $1.04 per share for the fiscal first quarter of 2020. The company earned $0.72 in the first quarter of 2019 and that would mean an increase of 44.4% if the estimate is accurate.
Over the last three years Kroger has averaged earnings growth of only 3% per year, but it did see a jump of 19% in the fourth quarter of 2019. Analysts expect earnings to grow by 21% for the year.
Revenue is expected to come in at $40.45 billion for the quarter and that is an increase of 8.6% over last year. Revenue has been growing at a rate of 2% per year over the last three years and it grew by 2% in the fourth quarter.
The company’s management efficiency measurements are mixed. The return on equity is above average at 21.7%, but the profit margin is below average at 1.8%. The stock is currently trading with a trailing P/E ratio of 15.9 and a forward P/E of 13.2.
As I expressed above, one concern for Kroger and all other grocery store operators has to be rising costs associated with cleaning and additional personnel.
Kroger’s Stock Trending Higher Within a Trend Channel
Kroger’s stock got hit pretty hard back in 2016 and 2017 when the stock fell from a high up near $40 and fell below the $20 level in the summer of 2017. The selling accelerated in June 2017 when Amazon ventured in to the grocery space with its acquisition of Whole Foods. The stock rallied back in the latter part of 2017, but it has never gotten back up close to the $40 level.
After dropping back down close to the $20 level last summer, the stock has been trending higher and a trend channel has formed that helps define the trend. The stock recently moved back above the $31 level which was a potential resistance point after halting the rally in mid-2018.
The stock has rallied approximately 60% from the low in ’18, but the rally has been somewhat slow and consistent rather than seeing huge swings up and down. One of clearest signs of the consistency is the 13-week moving average. Since last September the trend line has almost been a straight line.
Something else that stood out on the chart was the fact that the 52-week (one year) moving average just crossed bullishly above the 104-week (two years) moving average. There was a bullish cross of these two moving averages in 2018 and that didn’t really lead to a big bullish run. However, there was bullish crossover of these two moving averages in 2012 and the stock tripled in price over the next three years.
The Sentiment Toward Kroger is Bearish
Looking at the sentiment indicators for Kroger we see quite a bit of pessimism toward the stock. There are 25 analysts covering the stock right now with 11 “buy” ratings, 13 “hold” ratings, and one “sell” rating. This gives us a buy percentage of 44% and that is well below average.
The short interest ratio is at 4.2 and that is also more bearish than the average stock. If you take in to consideration the valuation, the ROE, and the insulation from the current health crisis, the bearishness seems surprising.
The put/call ratio is the only one of the three sentiment indicators that I watch closely that is showing any signs of bullish sentiment. The ratio is at 0.743 with 101,800 puts open and 137,053 calls open at this time. The average put/call ratio is in the 1.0 range, so Kroger’s is below average and an indication of optimism.
With two of the three sentiment indicators leaning to the bearish side and only one leaning to the bullish side, I view the sentiment as more bearish than bullish, especially considering pretty solid fundamentals from the company.
My Current Take on Kroger
There are a lot of things to like about Kroger. The fundamentals are good, but not great. The chart shows how the stock is trending higher and how the stock just moved back above the $31 area.
When you combine those facts with the sentiment leaning to the bearish side, it is the scenario that I look for as a contrarian.
As far as the earnings are concerned, Kroger has beaten EPS estimates in six of the last eight quarters. One of the misses came in March ’19 and it caused the stock to gap lower by approximately 12%. The stock didn’t really react much to the slight miss in December. The only time the stock has gapped higher after earnings in the last eight quarters was all the way back in June ’18 when it gapped up by 8%.
Based on the past reports, I wouldn’t be surprised to see Kroger beat its estimate once again, but it will need to beat by quite a bit in order to create a gap higher. Conversely, the company would need to miss by quite a bit to cause a gap lower. That statement is made based on the fact that the sentiment is skewed to the bearish side which indicates expectations aren’t all that high.
Kroger isn’t a sexy tech stock that I expect to jump 100% in the next few months, but I am bullish on the stock. I can see it continuing its trend higher over the next few quarters and I think the stock can gain 25% before the end of the year and move above the $40 level.
KR News: Kroger and Ocado Announce Three Additional Regions for High-Tech Customer Fulfillment Centers 06/05/2020 11:11:00 AM
KR News: Kroger First Quarter Conference Call with Investors 06/04/2020 11:00:00 AM
KR News: Statement of Changes in Beneficial Ownership (4) 06/03/2020 02:16:58 PM
KR News: Statement of Changes in Beneficial Ownership (4) 06/02/2020 11:05:49 AM
KR News: Statement of Changes in Beneficial Ownership (4) 06/02/2020 11:04:38 AM
Kroger Co (KR)
32.26 ? -0.44 (-1.35%)
Volume: 9,668,831 @06/12/20 7:57:07 PM EDT
Bid Ask Day's Range
- - 31.825 - 33.11
KR Detailed Quote
$KR i shop @ $KR all the time !!!!!
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the stores are very organized too.
$KR the crash day this wk $KR WAS ONLY 500 S&P UP !!!!!
Quarterly report due on the 18th of June. It should be a real home run. Supermarkets have done extremely well during the pandemic.
Kroger Co (KR)
32.26 ? -0.44 (-1.35%)
Volume: 9,668,831 @06/12/20 7:57:07 PM EDT
Bid Ask Day's Range
- - 31.825 - 33.11
KR Detailed Quote
Kroger Co (KR)
32.48 ? -0.63 (-1.90%)
Volume: 11,374,106 @06/05/20 7:49:30 PM EDT
Bid Ask Day's Range
- - 32.4 - 33.19
KR Detailed Quote
Earnings for the Corona Virus period will be released around the 15th of June. The fiscal quarter looks to have ended 05.01.2020.
We may start seeing quarterly numbers as early as about 12 days from now.
IMO they should be off the hook.
This years 10K filing Dates
10-K 04/01/2020 02/01/2020
Last year 1st quarter filings
10-Q 06/28/2019 05/25/2019
Change in Consensus Earnings Estimate
EPS estimate up $0.034 to $0.978 for quarter ending 4/2020
Kroger Co (KR)
33.28 ? 1.91 (6.09%)
Volume: 14,999,696 @05/27/20 7:59:34 PM EDT
Bid Ask Day's Range
- - 31.29 - 33.29
KR Detailed Quote
WHY KR SHOULD BE UP SINCE THEIR HIRING ANNOUNCEMENT
Doing the math, the 100,000 new hires = 36/store.
As I shop there a lot I see many new KR professional shoppers with large carts shopping for up to 5 customers at a time/~0.5 hr. Customers pay $10 for the service. At >$100/hr service fees / new employee - $18 cost * 40,000 of the 100,000 new employees/shift * 16 hr days * 300 professional shopping days/YR = ~$15,744,000 in new profits.
I'D SUGGEST THE 100,000 NEW EMPLOYEES ARE A MAJOR ASSET, NOT A LIABILITY!
SHAME ON ANALYSTS WHO COULDN'T BOTHER TO FIGURE THIS OUT, AND SHAME ON MM'S AND FUND MANAGERS FOR BAILING OUT.
*NEWS* Kroger offers free Telenutrition
Kroger Health Offers Free Telenutrition Service to Promote Healthy, Affordable Eating
May 21 2020 - 08:15AM
CINCINNATI, May 21, 2020 /PRNewswire/ --
Kroger Health, the healthcare division of The Kroger Co. (NYSE: KR), today announced a free telenutrition service to help Americans shop for, prepare and enjoy healthy fresh and non-perishable foods during the COVID-19 crisis. The free telenutrition service is the latest offering from Kroger Health's Food as Medicine platform.
Kroger is now offering a free telenutrition service to help individuals and families shop for, prepare and enjoy healthy fresh and non-perishable foods during the COVID-19 crisis.
During the pandemic, customers' shopping styles, cooking preferences and eating routines have shifted. According to a customer trends report developed by 84.51°, Kroger's data science and analytics business:
~ 51% are cooking and baking more often than before the crisis, while 45% are cooking the same amount. Just 4% are cooking less often;
~ 40% say they are eating more comfort and indulgent foods;
~ 40% of customers say they have purchased more packaged foods than they usually do; and
~ 46% of customers say they are snacking more throughout the day.
To help customers manage and navigate the new normal, Kroger Health's telenutrition service offers:
~ A complimentary virtual consultation with a registered dietitian via a two-way video chat;
~ Personalized support and plans for individuals and families — whether cooking for the first time, experiencing tighter budgets or navigating reduced access to fresh or favorite foods;
~ Management of food-related health concerns, including weight maintenance or loss, gastrointestinal conditions and eating disorders, and nutrition plans associated with fertility, oncology and more.
"The COVID-19 pandemic has changed shopping, cooking and eating routines for households across America," said Jim Kirby, Kroger Health's senior director. "Many families and individuals are for the first time exclusively relying on cooking for meals, some with limited budgets and nutrition knowledge. Through Kroger Health's telenutrition service, our dietitians are providing free personalized nutrition advice to help our customers shop for and prepare delicious and affordable nutritious meals."
The telenutrition service will remain free1 for all customers through the pandemic, including Medicare and Medicaid patients. Customers can schedule unlimited visits with the code "COVID." To learn more about the telenutrition service or to sign up, visit http://www.krogerhealth.com/telenutrition
About Kroger Health:
Kroger Health, the healthcare arm of The Kroger Co., is one of America's leading retail healthcare organizations, with over 2,000 pharmacies and 200 clinics in 35 states serving more than 14 million customers. Our team of 22,000 healthcare practitioners - from pharmacists and nurse practitioners, to dietitians and technicians – are committed to helping people live healthier lives. We believe in practicing at the top of our licenses and enabling "food as medicine" to help prevent disease before it starts. Learn more at https://www.krogerhealth.com
About 84.51°
84.51° brings together customer data, predictive analytics, and marketing strategy to drive sales growth and customer loyalty for Kroger and more than 300 consumer-packaged-goods companies in the U.S. Our programs achieve business objectives by driving awareness, trial, sales uplift, earned media impressions and, ultimately, customer loyalty. Using a sophisticated, proprietary suite of tools and technology, we turn customer data into knowledge, resulting in a more enlightened, more personal, dynamic approach to putting the customer at the center of every business decision.
About The Kroger Co.:
At The Kroger Co. (NYSE: KR), we are Fresh for Everyone™ and dedicated to our Purpose: To Feed the Human Spirit®. We are, across our family of companies, nearly half a million associates who serve over 11 million customers daily through a seamless shopping experience under a variety of banner names. We are committed to creating #ZeroHungerZeroWaste communities by 2025. To learn more about us, visit our newsroom and investor relations site.
Kroger Is A Winner
Summary:
~The Covid downturn has galvanized the Kroger business.
~Most investor do not appreciate that Kroger is very well run business that has compounded equity for a long time.
~In this new normal, Kroger has a long runway, and multiples will continue to expand.
I think COVID-19 has caused the biggest societal upheaval in my lifetime. I first thought we will recover quickly, but now I am changing my mind. I think it will take years to get back to where we were, hopefully, less than five, but certainly more than two.
What we are experiencing is a huge disaster. Similar to a tsunami, earthquake, or aftermath of a devastating war, only the devastation is mostly, not visible. Once the metamorphic ground stops shaking and the wind stops howling, the invisible fire is still burning, the ghostly snipers and land mines are still out there and the fog of confusion and disorientation is rolling in. Natural disasters destroy entire ecosystems forcing them to start again with new connections. We don't grasp the links among living things, from fungus to foxes, until long after the initial wave of devastation has passed and there will be likely several waves and aftershocks. COVID-19 has mowed down whole sections of the ecology of modern society. The airlines, cruise, hotel, and restaurant industries are probably the hardest hit by the coronavirus followed by retail, mall REITs, child care, elderly care, education, live entertainment, professional sports and so many others affected by social distancing and risk of infection.
Out of the fog, some businesses have come out as winners, stronger and faster. The tech giants like Amazon, Google, Facebook and Netflix for sure, who have benefited enormously from social distancing and shelter at home policies. Some clear winners like videoconferencing app, Zoom. Healthcare and Pharma for sure. Staples and Food, yes. One industry that has been resurgent is your neighborhood grocery stores. Costco has dominated. Of course Walmart, the biggest grocer in the US, and surprisingly Kroger (KR).
Food inflation (blue line) has picked up as seen in the graph below. This bodes well for grocers like Kroger, who now have pricing power. People will want to stay in their neighborhoods. This is good for Kroger. Until a vaccine is in widespread use COVID outbreaks will keep people close to home and their neighborhood grocery stores and gas outlets.
Kroger stock has gained a lot since it hit the low 20's in 2019 when the market got cold feet after Amazon's entry into the grocery market. But KR stock has fought back and is now back in the low 30.s. I believe the next few quarters will be gangbusters for KR and COVID related effects like pantry stocking and home cooking, energize cash flow growth, and operating margins. The stock price should follow, as historically the stock has correlated with median operating cash flow quite well with periods of over and undervaluation. By this metric, KR stock is still undervalued.
Want to learn more?: Kroger is a winner!
Yep everything always sold out . Low on meats and meat shortages . Milk ransacked along with the towels. KR moon deck
KR should have great earnings by mid June. I think the price is down because short sighted MMs look at the recent hiring as a liability.
Sometimes these analysts are not very bright. If they simply shopped at a Kroger store, they would see KR's actual hiring is in response to increased demand for services such as on-line shopping order fulfillment, deliveries, etc. => lots of professional shoppers with industrial carts now roaming the isles filling orders. As a matter of convenience, this might signal a shopping behavioral shift ongoing after the pandemic.
In addition many of their KR Generic items are of really good quality driving brand conversion and customer loyalty.
(Obviously, I mostly shop there.)
It's what happens. I knew this would happen today. I hoped it wouldn't but that's just how it is.
It's always a good day to load a stock on your radar. Remember this lesson in the future.
But the dividend is not special and is way less than the price drop.
In theory, a company's stock price will automatically fall by the special dividend amount on the ex-dividend date because the company's distribution of this cash represents a decrease in the value of the company.
want to learn more?: Special Dividend Definition, Rules, and Impact on Stock Price
0.16/SH dividend vs >1.04/sh drop ???
$KR dropped today because of the $.16 dividend date is today.
CLEVERLY RUN COMPANY
KR down today as stupid people view 100,000 new hires over last 8 wks and bonus pay as liabilities.
In reality, these hires are capturing new business, particularly personal shopping service staff. Better pay drives performance through incentive motivation and hiring competitiveness - ultimately increasing customer utilization through better service.
Kroger has also been growing their own generic brands with really competitive quality.
Recent large block buy ins
Looking forward to earnings
Kroger Co (KR)
33.79 ? 0.45 (1.35%)
Volume: 2,760,883 @05/11/20 12:02:46 PM EDT
Bid Ask Day's Range
- - 33.36 - 33.94
KR Detailed Quote
Kroger moving green will explode in Q2 imo
Kroger Co (KR)
33.34 ? 0.66 (2.02%)
Volume: 7,910,200 @05/08/20 4:02:59 PM EDT
Bid Ask Day's Range
- - 32.55 - 33.52
KR Detailed Quote
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