SPDR S&P Bank ETF (KBE)
$56.66
0.37 (0.66%)
KBE Stock Quote Delayed 30 Minutes
4 ETFs to Keep an Eye on This Summer
It might be a difficult summer for investors, but keep an eye on these 4 ETFs for possible entry prices and profit down the road.
Louis Navellier's Total Grade
Powered by Portfolio Grader?
Unlock Louis Navellier's
? Stock Report – FREE:
Is ? a BUY?
Powered by Portfolio Grader
A
B
C
D
F
?
Unlock Louis Navellier's
? Stock Report to Find Out – FREE:
Louis Navellier's Total Grade
Powered by Portfolio Grader?
Investing legend Louis Navellier rates ? a "?." Unlock his ? Stock Analysis to find out why – FREE:
Louis Navellier's Total Grade
Powered by Portfolio Grader?
Fundamental Grade
Quantitative Grade
- Sales Growth ?
- Operating Margin Growth ?
- Earnings Growth ?
- Earnings Momentum ?
- Earnings Surprises ?
- Analyst Earnings Revisions ?
- Cash Flow ?
- Return on Equity ?
Previous Close
-
Market Cap
27.00M
PE Ratio
-
EPS
-
Volume (Avg. Vol.)
113,434
Day's Range
$56.25 - $56.66
52-Week Range
$42.77 - $63.74
Dividend & Yield
$1.30 (2.29%)
KBE Stock Predictions, Articles, and SPDR S&P Bank ETF News
The SPDR to Watch This Summer
Latin America is where the economic action is -- and the SPDR S&P Emerging Latin America ETF is an excellent proxy for capturing any future growth there.
JPMorgan’s Slide Makes Some ETFs Safer Than Others
Some financial sector ETFs are insulated from JPMorgan as it grapples with a $2 billion trading loss and shareholder lawsuits.
ETFs Deliver the Goods in the First Quarter
The record-setting performance of the S&P 500 boosted ETF returns year-to-date. Let's look at some of the winning sectors and their star funds.
Bank of America: Don’t Confuse ‘Passed the Stress Test’ With ‘Investment Worthy’
The confirmation of Bank of America's ability to survive economic hardship shouldn't necessarily be a green light for investors.
The Sector That Will Lead Us to New Highs
If the banks continue to push higher on decent volume, the market should follow.
Are America’s Big Banks on the Mend?
Despite mixed-to-disappointing Q4 earnings, most big banks' stocks have been booming. But the biggest question is: Where do they go from here?
