KBR (KBR)
$50.35
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5 Worst Sectors to Avoid This Week
For the week, the worst sectors according to Portfolio Grader are the energy services, marine, construction and engineering, distributors and electrical equipment sectors.
Previous Close
$51.18
Market Cap
6.67B
PE Ratio
20.37
EPS
2.472
Volume (Avg. Vol.)
900,060
Day's Range
$50.23 - $51.28
52-Week Range
$47.00 - $72.20
Dividend & Yield
$0.62 (1.22%)
KBR Stock Predictions, Articles, and KBR News
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Capital goods stocks fell 0.3% on Wall Street on Thursday morning.
5 Worst Sectors to Avoid This Week
On the Portfolio Grader database this week, the energy services, marine, construction and engineering, distributors and electrical equipment sectors are among the worst.
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Capital goods stocks rose 2.0% on Wall Street on Monday.
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Capital goods stocks declined broadly on Wall Street so far on Thursday, with the sector seeing an overall decline of 0.4%.
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Capital goods stocks finished up 0.6% on Wall Street today.
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Capital goods stocks advanced 0.1% on Wall Street so far on Tuesday.
5 Worst Sectors to Avoid This Week
On the Portfolio Grader database this week, the energy services, marine, construction and engineering, distributors and electrical equipment sectors are among the worst.
5 Worst Sectors to Avoid This Week
This week, the energy services, marine, construction and engineering, distributors and electrical equipment sectors rank lowest on the Portfolio Grader database.
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Capital goods stocks rose 0.1% on Wall Street so far on Thursday.
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Capital goods stocks declined on Wall Street today, down 0.5%.
5 Worst Sectors to Avoid This Week
This week, the energy services, marine, construction and engineering, distributors and electrical equipment sectors look weak according to Portfolio Grader.
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Capital goods stocks declined 0.2% on Wall Street on Friday morning.
5 Worst Sectors to Avoid This Week
For the week, the worst sectors according to Portfolio Grader are the energy services, marine, construction and engineering, distributors and electrical equipment sectors.
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Capital goods stocks rose 0.2% on Wall Street today.
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Capital goods stocks fell broadly on Wall Street on Tuesday morning, with the sector seeing an overall decline of 0.4%.
5 Worst Sectors to Avoid This Week
This week, the energy services, marine, construction and engineering, electrical equipment and metals and mining sectors rank lowest on the Portfolio Grader database.
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Capital goods stocks finished up 0.1% on Wall Street on Tuesday.
5 Worst Sectors to Avoid This Week
On the Portfolio Grader database this week, the energy services, marine, construction and engineering, electrical equipment and metals and mining sectors are among the worst.
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Capital goods stocks rose 0.2% on Wall Street on Friday.
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Capital goods stocks finished down on Wall Street today, down 0.9%.
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