Previous Close | 117.52 |
Open | 117.35 |
Bid | 109.81 x 500 |
Ask | 123.81 x 300 |
Day's Range | 115.78 - 117.35 |
52 Week Range | 102.27 - 127.94 |
Volume | 9,216 |
Avg. Volume | 24,638 |
Net Assets | 303.38M |
NAV | 118.97 |
PE Ratio (TTM) | N/A |
Yield | 1.19% |
YTD Return | -0.79% |
Beta (3y) | 0.89 |
Expense Ratio (net) | 0.40% |
Inception Date | 2006-11-01 |
The number of analysts following Stanley Black & Decker (SWK) has been hovering between 19 and 23 in the past year. At present, 22 analysts are actively tracking SWK. Among them, 64% of the analysts recommended the stock as a “buy,” 36% of the analysts recommended the stock as a “hold,” while none of the analysts have a “sell” recommendation for SWK.
Smart Beta ETF report for RGI
I saw an article about sector exchange-traded funds recently. While the author was talking about the 11 different S&P 500 sectors and how you can trade each of them using State Street SPDRs, it got me wondering about all the other sector ETFs to own in the marketplace.
NEW YORK, March 15, 2018-- Guggenheim Investments, the investment management division of Guggenheim Partners, today announced that the following Guggenheim equity exchange traded funds have declared quarterly ...
Could Stanley Black & Decker Stock Bounce Back?
The ISM (Institute of Supply Management) publishes a monthly manufacturing report that tracks the changes in new orders, supplier deliveries, inventories, production, and employment. This ISM New Order Index is a diffusion index, and the respondents are asked to rate the conditions of their industry (VIS) as either good or bad. The ISM manufacturing report has 11 constituent indexes, and the New Order Index is one of the key ones.
These Industrial ETFs may go higher in 2018 thanks to the revival in the manufacturing sector and Trump bump.
The revised number reflects an improvement from what was the weakest first-quarter growth in three years.
The manufacturing sector has been blowing hot and cold in the current economic cycle. From the depths of recession, the sector sees resurgence, only to sink back into the red and then start all over again. ...