GLBL X DEFS TCH (SHLD)
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Nasdaq Powers Past Tech Glitch: Thursday’s IP Market Recap
Nasdaq trading was halted for roughly three hours Thursday thanks to a tech glitch, but it and the other indices finished higher. Retailers didn't have it so good.
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Previous Close
$42.07
Market Cap
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PE Ratio
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Volume (Avg. Vol.)
447,906
Day's Range
$41.44 - $42.25
52-Week Range
$31.07 - $43.23
Dividend & Yield
$0.20 (0.47%)
SHLD Stock Predictions, Articles, and GLBL X DEFS TCH News
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Dollar Tree Jumps, Has More Room to Grow
Dollar Tree crushed earnings yesterday, showing that discount retailers have room to run. Plus, consumer sentiment and the stock's chart both scream 'buy.'
Will Higher Payroll Tax Rates Really Crimp Consumer Spending?
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Wasn’t Amazon Supposed to Kill the Mall?
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W.W. Grainger Supplies Solid Retirement Dividends
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