The 6 Most Shorted NYSE Stocks: GE Still Tops the List
GE saw its short interest drop sharply in late November, but not enough for it to slip from the top of the list of the most shorted stocks trading on the New…
GE saw its short interest drop sharply in late November, but not enough for it to slip from the top of the list of the most shorted stocks trading on the New…
Among the most shorted stocks trading on the New York Stock Exchange, General Electric drew the most attention from short sellers between the October 15 and October 30 settlement dates.
In late September, Alcoa announced that it will split into two independent, publicly traded companies. This breakup has all the makings of a silly — and avoidable — mistake.
Here are four S&P 500 stocks that have nothing to do with oil prices that could be cut in half by the end of 2015.
Among the most shorted stocks trading on the New York Stock Exchange, General Electric and Sprint drew the most attention from short sellers between the September 30 and November 15 settlement dates.
While there were many winners, last week brought a lot of truly bad news or bad reactions for some of the large cap stocks in the market.
Jon OggWhat a great week that stocks managed to have. Some technicians will say that the prior Friday’s lows were close enough to a retest of the August lows that a bottom…
Alcoa earnings were not up to snuff, according to analysts, but the results could also reflect a huge mistake that the company has made in choosing to split up.
ThinkstockAt first glance 24/7 Wall St. would not expect the Alcoa Inc. (NYSE: AA) earnings report to be positive, especially considering the company just recently announce a plan to split in 2016.…
24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview Alcoa, PepsiCo and other major companies reporting their quarterly results this week.
As much as Alcoa and CEO Klaus Kleinfeld want everyone to accept that what Alcoa calls the upstream business is sound and on a growth path, the reality is a little more…
Alcoa announced Monday morning that the company will split into two independent, publicly traded companies.
The markets have largely stabilized after the panic from August, and investors have resumed their hunt for value and opportunity in the market.
Ford will become the first automaker to use Alcoa's Micromill advanced automotive aluminum commercially.
Alcoa was down in the market on Monday on news of an alumina curtailment as discussions continue with the government of Suriname.