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earnings: Today after the close look for the following companies to report:
WOR, SCS, FUL
Tomorrow before the open look for the following companies to report:
ACN, KBH, OMN, SCHL
earnings: Today after the close look for the following companies to report:
THO, RHT
Tomorrow before the open look for the following companies to report:
CCL, GIS, KMX, CAG, AZO, DRI, FDS
Fed holds interest rates steady by 9-1 vote
earnings: Today after the close look for the following companies to report:
ORCL, MLHR, CLC, APOG, ALOG, ARCW, SANW
Tomorrow before the open look for the following companies to report:
RAD, MCS, MANU
It's up to the options market whether to have options available. Most times when there not option trading available it's due to low volume on the shares. They may offer options in the future when volumes increase.
I still hold about 60% of my holdings on GTIM. They are still growing and sales looks to increase. If the economy improves in the ares where they are...look for them to show better numbers and the pps should climb back up towards $10. We'll see how they do on the next report. Will tell alot. imho
The following are some of today's most notable movers of interest, categorized by market capitalization (large cap over $10 billion and mid cap between $2-10 billion) and ranked by % change (all stocks over 100K average daily volume).
Large Cap Gainers
UPS (100.15 +3.23%): Said it expects to hire between 90,000 and 95,000 seasonal employees to support the anticipated increase in package volume that will begin in November.
FCAU (14.77 +3.07%): Reported that its European sales increased 13.9% in August, announced that its current contract with the UAW will be extended on an hour by hour basis as bargaining continues.
AA (9.59 +2.24%): Announced a collaboration with Ford (F) under which it will use Alcoa's Micromill material in multiple components on the 2016 F-150; also announced a worldwide licensing deal with Danieli Group to commercialize its Micromill technology.
Large Cap Losers
VOD (33.67 -1.81%): Liberty Global's (LBTYA) John Malone out saying still unable to agree on terms with Vodafone regarding a potential deal.
PHG (25.23 -1.45%): Provided and update on its performance and strategy in the HealthTech market at its Capital Markets Day; expects modest sales growth for 2015.
Mid Cap Gainers
SDRL (7.06 +9.29%): Announced it has exercised its right to cancel the contract for the construction of the West Mira, has the ability to recoup the $168 mln in pre-delivery instalments.
OI (21.48 +6.97%): Upgraded to Buy at BofA/Merrill.
GWPH (113.58 +6.25%): Announced positive top line results from an exploratory Phase 2a placebo-controlled clinical trial of Cannabidiol in 88 patients with schizophrenia who had previously failed to respond adequately to first line anti-psychotic medications; over a series of exploratory endpoints, CBD was consistently superior to placebo.
Mid Cap Losers
PEB (36.6 -5.08%): Reported weaker than anticipated hotel demand during August and September; sees Q3 RevPAR growth at low end of guidance; reaffirmed Q3 AFFO guidance.
FOLD (17.56 -3.68%): Announced it will submit an NDA for its migalastat for the treatment of Fabry disease after holding a Pre-NDA meeting with the FDA.
LHO (30.69 -2.94%): REITs underperforming as treasury yields jump (DRH, SHO, RLJ, MPW, also lower).
Yep fun times. LoL
Free posting board...........
But has become a lot less helpful. Sorry......
Technical Breakout -> http://t.co/3BLUj6K87E $BLDR Up +1.76% to New All Time High http://t.co/NL7rHx20ee
@zerohedge: Copper Is Surging Above Key Technical Level - Biggest Jump Since May 2013 http://t.co/6cMlfFS9Ud
$SCCO
earnings: Today after the close look for the following companies to report:
UTIW, MRVL, PAY, COO, ESL, VNCE, BLOX
Tomorrow before the open no companies are scheduled to report earnings.
earnings: Today after the close look for the following companies to report:
ABM, CTLT, NCS, VRNT, OXM, FIVE, SEAC, OOMA
Tomorrow before the open look for the following companies to report:
MDT, CPB, GEF, JOY, GCO, CIEN, LE, MEI, XCRA, HOFT
@zerohedge: Wondering Why Dow Futures Just Spiked Over 100 Points? http://t.co/5LiZje9bBW
earnings: Today after the close look for the following companies to report:
QIHU, BOBE, SCVL, HRB, GWRE, AMBA, AVAV, EXA, PRGN
Tomorrow before the open look for the following companies to report:
NAV, GIII, ISLE, VRA
Floor Talk - Just an ugly start to the month of September, which has compounded an ugly trading week that is just two days old.
The significant reaction to the weaker than expected manufacturing PMI readings around the globe, China and the US included, underscored a recognition that last week's major rebound was shallow in its conviction.
This roller-coaster action within a new, lower trading range (roughly 1870-2000) is likely something market participants will have to get used to.
Even with today's losses, the S&P 500 isn't cheap on a valuation basis.
It is trading at roughly 16x forward twelve month earnings, which is in-line with its 15-year historical average, according to data from S&P Capital IQ.
In other words, it still has a full valuation in an environment that is riddled with angst about slowing economic growth, falling earnings estimates, and rising interest rates.
The kicker today is that the broad-based, and material, losses came after a spate of data that presumably lessened the chances of the Federal Reserve raising the fed funds rate later this month.
The market of course still has its eye on Friday's employment report, and the average hourly earnings number in particular, yet the concern about a policy mistake being made has clearly gone up as stock prices have continued to come down.
With that in mind, the market could have an even bigger mess on its hands if economic data continues to lean to the softer side of things and the data-dependent Federal Reserve still talks its way into rationalizing a rate hike in September.
$SWHC hitting nHOD even though market down 300+. It's a matter of trust/fundamentals/study to know which ones to hold long. You do fine with your trading...but you could make a lot more money knowing and playing some trades long. imho
Well I tried. lol
earnings: Today after the close look for the following companies to report:
MTRX, BV, ADEP
Tomorrow before the open look for the following companies to report:
DLTR, QIWI, SAIC, DCI
It's a long...might be hard for you...but go longer. IMHO @CMLviz: Technical Breakout -> http://t.co/wT4hwJoFj4 $SWHC Up +11.16% to New High http://t.co/C21jvi8HBH
They've beaten every quarter for years. A good long.
FDA approves Amgen cholesterol drug Repatha http://t.co/M4SG1e5jiI $AMGN $REGN
earnings: Today after the close look for the following companies to report:
GME, ULTA, CAL, ADSK, ARO, OVTI, SPWH, SWHC, SPLK, BEBE, VEEV, ZOES, VMEM
Tomorrow before the open look for the following companies to report:
BNS, BIG, RGS
Oil skyrockets more than 9% in biggest one-day rally in years http://natpo.st/1JowdHx
Miners and oil services hot today. Trend may continue. imho $BP $SCCO $FCX
A "balls to the walls" close.
@ReformedBroker: The Cruel Psychology of the 1,000 Point Drop
- from the master @jasonzweigwsj
http://t.co/BAOfVb780S via @WSJ
@zerohedge: The Stunning Comparisons Between The "Flash Crash" Of August 24, 2015 And May 6, 2010 http://t.co/UtadZw8KdE
@businessinsider: This analyst believes China is not creating the next recession and sees the selloff as a buying opportunity http://t.co/zamFiNZr1X
Anatomy of '1,000 flash crashes': What went wrong
https://t.co/4ZgSaMFVnu
for sure. lol
Absolutely unreal. The Dow Jones is now about 900 points higher than it was this morning. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-08-23/u-s-stock-index-futures-decline-after-steepest-slump-since-2011 …
crazy market day. Unreal.
I see continued growth. And as long as the US continues to lower unemployment and growth continues to improve (even at a slow pace) they should do fine. The pps may just hang in a range of upper $5's to low 6's for the short term.
Do not issue a market order! only limit orders! Orders are not being handled according to bids and asks!
GM Dan. We're in correction mode as of now. China isn't the problem imho it's the excuse being used. There isn't a global recession that just started...it's been a very slow recovery with slow downs in some regions. Gold will fall when they raise rates...but not for now. I'd sit on my hands for while longer till this settles and that may take another week or so. Down a 1000 points today is extreme and probably worth a bounce today...but could continue to drop over the next several days or so....but we'll see.
@ukarlewitz: The low is probably not in, but risk/reward over the next month looks favorable. New from The Fat Pitch http://t.co/Y8ArcRtxFl
The Dow just suffered its FIRST 10% correction since 2011. Whoa: http://stks.co/i30ru
Remember $CHCI ? I'm fulling loaded there @ .44 avg.