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Why Chicago Bridge & Iron Company Stock Is Tumbling Today
Chicago Bridge & Iron (CBI) was down today following news of a buyout offer for McDermott International (MDR) from Subsea 7 (SUBCY).
Low-End Sales Growth Make Chicago Bridge & Iron (CBI) a Strong Sell
Chicago Bridge & Iron Co (NYSE:CBI) is a $1.8 billion in market value component of the Construction & Engineering GICS industry group where the current Portfolio Grader ranking for CBI puts it 29 among the 30 companies in this industry group, a spot that is well below-average. CBI is ranked squarely in the bottom quartile of the sector with a ranking of 544 among the 555 companies in the sector and number 4,597 in the 5000 company Portfolio Grader company universe.
Chicago Bridge & Iron (CBI) a Strong Sell on Funereal Industry Group Rank
Chicago Bridge & Iron Co (NYSE:CBI) is one of the 555 companies in the GICS Industrials sector, and a member of the 30 company Construction & Engineering GICS industry group within this sector. CBI's market value is $1.8 billion which places it in the top half of its industry group. The current Portfolio Grader ranking for CBI puts it 29 among the 30 companies in this industry group, a spot that is well below-average; squarely in the bottom quartile of the sector with a ranking of 544 among the 555 companies in the sector, and number 4,597 in the nearly 5,000 company Portfolio Grader universe.
3 Stocks to Watch on Tuesday: McDermott International Inc (MDR), Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, Inc (KTOS) and Heico Corp (HEI)
McDermott (MDR) to combine with Chicago Bridge & Iron, Kratos inks drone deal (KTOS) and Heico (HEI) posts its fourth quarter's earnings.
Why Chicago Bridge & Iron Company N.V. (CBI) Stock Is Plunging Today
Chicago Bridge & Iron (CBI) stock was hit hard on Thursday following the release of its earnings report for the second quarter of 2017.
Trade Chicago Bridge & Iron Company N.V. (CBI) Stock and Its 50%-Plus Run
Chicago Bridge & Iron Company is soaring following a favorable court ruling. Here's how to profit as the rally in CBI stock runs out of gas.
Why Caterpillar Inc. (CAT), Chicago Bridge & Iron Company N.V. (CBI) and Apache Corporation (APA) Are 3 of Today’s Worst Stocks
Caterpillar (CAT), Apache (APA) and Chicago Bridge & Iron Company (CBI) all used more than their fair share of red ink on Wednesday.
Does Chicago Bridge & Iron Company N.V. Sit on Shaky Footings? (CBI)
Chicago Bridge & Iron is a conundrum, as we have it ranked highly on growth a value, but its recent performance was poor. Here's more on CBI
Biggest Movers in Construction Stocks Now – ORN CADC CBI MDC
The following stocks were the biggest movers and shakers in the Construction sector today.
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The following stocks were the biggest movers and shakers in the Construction sector today.
Why Boston Scientific Corporation (BSX), Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide Inc (HOT) and Chicago Bridge & Iron Company N.V. (CBI) Are 3 of Today’s Best Stocks
Stocks finished higher after the FMOC meeting ended and Boston Scientific, Starwood Hotels, and Chicago Bridge & Iron were three issues making a big splash today.
Biggest Movers in Capital Goods Stocks Now – TEX FLS GVA PNR
Capital goods stocks finished up broadly on Wall Street today, with the sector seeing an overall increase of 1.4%.
Biggest Movers in Capital Goods Stocks Now – JOY TRN FLS CBI
Capital goods stocks rose 1.4% on Wall Street on Wednesday morning.
Hottest Capital Goods Stocks Now – KBR CBI LPX VMC
Capital goods stocks finished up broadly on Wall Street on Friday, with the sector seeing an overall increase of 1.3%.
Biggest Movers in Capital Goods Stocks Now – NVR ZBRA PWR MIDD
Capital goods stocks advanced 1.2% on Wall Street on Wednesday morning.
Hottest Capital Goods Stocks Now – TS IEX RTN TRN
Capital goods stocks remained flat so far on Tuesday on Wall Street.
Biggest Movers in Capital Goods Stocks Now – SLCA ST DCI DY
Capital goods stocks finished up 0.7% on Wall Street today.
