Whirlpool (WHR)
$103.98
0.32 (0.31%)
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Previous Close
$104.20
Market Cap
5.78B
PE Ratio
-17.74
EPS
-5.8622
Volume (Avg. Vol.)
609,758
Day's Range
$103.24 - $104.70
52-Week Range
$81.25 - $135.49
Dividend & Yield
$7.00 (6.73%)
WHR Stock Predictions, Articles, and Whirlpool News
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14 companies increased dividends this week, including consumer titan Procter & Gamble, and financial & credit card company American Express.
Are Smart Appliances Ready for the Big Time?
New research pegs global smart appliance revenue at $35 billion by 2020. Who will benefit from this kind of boom? Will it come at all? I'll have a look.
Subprime Student Debt Is a Huge Red Flag
The effects of this troubling trend are far-reaching ... and lots of sectors could feel the pain.
Can Housing-Related Shares Keep Rallying?
Supply-chain stocks linked to housing's recovery have surged in 2012. While the fundamentals remain intact, investors will need more of discernment in 2013.
Oracle Bucks the IT Slowdown
Oracle's hot 2012 run continued Wednesday after reporting a blowout fiscal second quarter ... but anyone still on the sidelines might want to stay there.
Can 2012’s Best Stocks Repeat in 2013?
Don't count on it. Spotting the leaders for next year means looking instead for names that are now beaten down.
5 U.S. Companies Bringing Jobs Back Home
There's plenty of room for improvement, but Apple and a few other big-name companies are slowly bringing overseas jobs back to America.
Best & Worst Stocks of 2012: Homebuilders Rule, PCs Drool
In an overall surprisingly strong year for stocks, here are the winners (like Pulte and Lennar) and losers (like Hewlett-Packard and AMD) so far.
Stocks at New Highs, New Lows for 11/21
Get the scoop on today's big moves. See which stock hit a new 52-week high, and one that found a new 52-week low.
Housing Rebound Stocks, From Builders to Boilermakers
Upbeat housing data continued to roll in this week, making an entire shotgun blast of housing-related stocks -- from Lennar to Pier 1 -- look even more attractive.
Target’s Doorbuster Deals for Black Friday 2012
Target is opening its doors three hours earlier this year, kicking off its Black Friday deals at 9 p.m. on Thanksgiving.
6 Durable Goods Stocks to Buy Now
Six Durable Goods stocks are moving up in their overall rating this week, according to the Portfolio Grader database. Every one of these is graded an "A" ("strong buy") or "B" overall ("buy").
4 Funds for a Post-Sandy Building Bounce
If a rebuilding boom emerges as many expect, these two mutual funds and two ETFs could be fruitful for investors looking for a more diversified strategy.
There’s More to Housing’s Rebound Than QE3
The rebound in housing feels real, but it will take longer than usual to get back to normal. If you want to play, get diversified.
10 Best S&P Stocks So Far in 2012
We're three-quarters of the way through the year, and the S&P 500's top performers are dominated by the nation's homebuilders. Here's who made the top 10.
