General Electric is set to report earnings on Friday morning. It has been hard to ignore the rather large taming of expectations going into the report.
Jon C. Ogg 24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview of General Electric, Microsoft and other Dow Jones Industrial Average companies scheduled to report their quarterly results this coming week.
Shares of Verizon rose slightly last week, but not enough to allow the company to relinquish its position as the poorest performing DJIA stock so far in 2017.
The moves in the most shorted stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange were mostly upward again, demonstrating confidence in the short sellers with the markets near all-time highs after a…
GE, Boeing, Goldman Sachs, and Exxon Mobil held the Dow in barely positive territory Tuesday.
GE, Abercrombie & Fitch, Intel, and Macy's all posted new 52-week lows Monday.
Verizon can't shake its position as the worst-performing DJIA stock of the year to date, and a report that it may be considering a play for Disney did not help its share…
General Electric, Rite Aid, Frontier Communications, and Weatherford International all posted new 52-week lows on Thursday.
General Electric, Intel, Merck, and Disney led the DJIA to a lower close on Thursday.
Seven stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial Average index have posted share price losses in the first half of 2017. The losses range from about 7% to more than 16%. The Dow…
Rite Aid, General Electric, Carrizo Oil & Gas, and Verizon all posted new 52-week lows Thursday.
Short interest in GE soared in the two-week period that ended June 15. Short sellers jumped on the opportunity following the resignation of CEO Jeff Immelt on June 12.
Rising concerns about the possibility of a sizable market correction brought mixed reactions from short sellers when it came to the most shorted stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange between…
Verizon's stock price dropped more than 2% last week and the telecom giant has retained its long-standing position as the worst performing DJIA stock.
These are the top 20 stock buybacks in dollars spent during the first quarter of 2017 of all S&P 500 companies.
