Boeing, General Electric Pace DJIA Gains Tuesday
Boeing, General Electric, Johnson & Johnson, and United Technologies were Tuesday's pacesetters among the Dow 30 stocks.
Boeing, General Electric, Johnson & Johnson, and United Technologies were Tuesday's pacesetters among the Dow 30 stocks.
Here 24/7 Wall St. features a look at five turnaround candidates for 2018, out of a total of 20 or so that will to be covered this week.
UnitedHealth, Disney, Pfizer, and General Electric were Monday's laggards among the DJIA stocks.
What a difference a week makes. From 2017's worst-performing DJIA stock to the top gainer in the first week of 2018. Can GE make the reversal last?
The reality is that General Electric shares will have to recover handily to keep at least some of the good news coming for the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
GE, DowDuPont, Merck, and IBM lifted the DJIA to more than 25,000 on Thursday.
Here is a consensus forecast of each of the 30 Dow Jones Industrial stocks, including a forward 12-month consensus analyst price target and an expected 2018 total return on each.
Disney, GE, Chevron, and Exxon Mobil pushed the DJIA to a solid gain on the first trading day of 2018.
These stocks that offer investors value characteristics but also look very well positioned for 2018 make good sense for investors looking to lower risk in a market that is trading at about…
In a year that saw the Dow add more than 24%, 5 stocks posted share price declines ranging from 1% to 45%. How did that happen?
Boeing has been the top-performing stock among the 30 equities in the Dow since mid-June. The stock gained nearly 90% for 2017, well ahead of its closest competitors for the title.
GE has been the worst performing Dow stock for nearly half of 2017. New CEO John Flannery's plan to turn the industrial giant around may work, but can it work quickly enough…
General Electric, GNC Holdings, AirMedia, and Genworth Financial all posted new or matched existing 52-week lows.
Judging by the most shorted stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange, short sellers were selective between the November 30 and December 15 settlement dates.
General Electric, Genworth Financial, GNC, and PPL Corp. all posted new 52-week lows Wednesday.