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The fear among investors may have hit a fever pitch because of ebola, ISIS, Europe’s economy, or protests in Hong Kong, as more stocks have hit 52-week lows as opposed to 52-week highs. It may be the “correction” that some analysts and pundits have bandied about recently. As CNNMoney informs …
Dow Plunges, MH Composite Advances, Skyline Falls Back Read More
The Dow Jones Industrial Average nudged down for the second straight day, although managing to keep its head above the 17,000 mark, -28.32 points, -0.17 percent, to close at 17,042.90. Both the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 fell -0.28 percent, the Nasdaq dropping -12.46 points, to end the day at …
Skyline Continues Climbing, as Manufactured Housing Composite Drops Read More
Although the value of the dollar measured against other foreign currencies has reached its highest level in four years, in part because the U. S. economy is seen as improving, the three major indexes slipped modestly in today’s trading. The Dow Jones Industrial Average nudged down -41.93 points, -0.25 percent, …
Following news that Skyline Corp is offloading its RV division to Evergreen, as MHProNews reported, Skyline’s stock shot up 22.81 percent, +0.65, to end the week at $3.50, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average regained part of yesterday’s 264 point nosedive, moving up +167.35 points, +0.99 percent, to close at …
Skyline Skyrockets Amid Spinning off its RV Division; Dow, Nasdaq and S&P all Rise Read More
Killam Properties, Inc. (TSE:KMP) has announced a dividend of $0.05 per share on Wed. Oct 15, 2014 to shareholders of record on Sept. 30, according to watchlistnews.com. This represents a dividend yield of 5.76 percent. With five analysts having issued a hold rating and two a buy rating, Killam has …
Investors moved away from the Wall Street dance floor in today’s trading, leaving a trail of stocks behind, as tech stocks pulled the Nasdaq down nearly two percent, and pushed down the Dow Jones Industrial Average -264.26 points, -1.54 percent, to close at 16,945.80. The Nasdaq tumbled -88.47 points, -1.94 …
Mario Gabelli, with over $19 million invested in stocks, has reduced his position in Skyline Corp., a producer of manufactured homes and recreational vehicles, by 3.21 percent. He now holds 406,700 shares, which represents 4.85 percent of the company, according to yahoofinance.com. Gabelli has decreased his holdings in the company …
Paul LaMonica of CNNMoney says the Russell Index of small cap stocks is down four percent in Sept., wiping out the gains for the year, driving investors to put their money in blue chips like Merck, Johnson & Johnson, Apple, Wells Fargo, Microsoft and Disney, which are beating the broader …
Affiliated Managers Group Edges Up; Dow Gains over 100 Points Read More
Equity LifeStyle Properties, Inc. (ELS) will pay a cash dividend of $0.325 per share Oct. 10, 2014 to shareholders of record Sept. 24, 2014, marking the third quarter the company has paid the same dividend. The dividend yield is 3.08 percent at the stock price of $42.25, according to nasdaq.com. …
Zacks Forecasts Profitable year for Equity LifeStyle Properties Read More
For the second day in a row the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 100 points, falling -116.81 points in today’s trading, -0.68 percent, ending the day at 17,055.87. The Nasdaq slipped -0.42 percent, -19.00 points, to end the day at 4,508.69, while the S&P 500 also fell to mark the …
Skyline Regains Lost Ground; Dow Falls over 100 Points again Read More
While protesters marched in the financial district of Wall Street protesting the role of big business in climate change, all three major indexes slipped. The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost -107.05 points, -0.62 percent, ending the day at 17,172.68. The Nasdaq slipped -1.14 percent, -52.10 points, to end the day …
Dow Drops 100 Points; Tracked Stocks all Fall or Remain Unchanged Read More
The huge splash made by Alibaba’s IPO evidently drowned out most everything else, although the Dow Jones Industrial Average managed enough gain, +0.08 percent, +13.75 points, to set another new high, ending the week at 17,279.74. The Nasdaq slipped -.30 percent, -13.64 points, to end the day at 4,579.79, while …
The U. S. is reveling in one of the most lucrative stock market runs in it history, but the recipients of this largesse are primarily white, college-educated individuals who are already well off, leading to discussions of income inequality, especially by those who did not gain. Meanwhile, the Dow Jones …
Drew Advances Modestly; Dow and S&P reach new Historical Highs Read More
In an attempt to turn around its eighth consecutive year of multimillion dollar losses, manufactured housing producer Skyline Corp. is rolling out a new line of recreational vehicle (RV) models at this week’s Elkhart County RV Open House. Based in Elkhart, Indiana, the company has focused more on its MH …
With news that the Federal Reserve will not raise interest rates before the summer of 2015, although the quantitative easing that provides stimulus to the economy will likely cease before year’s end, Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a record high above 17,200, gaining +24.88 points, +0.15 percent, but closing just …
Volatile Skyline Drops again, MH Composite Rises, Dow Hits New High but falls back Read More
Stocks were up in anticipation of the minutes from the most recent Federal Reserve meeting. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added +100.83 points, +0.59 percent, to close at 17,131.97, while the Nasdaq gained +33.86 points, +0.75 percent, to end the day at 4,552.76. The S&P 500 also moved up +0.75 …
Skyline Regains Yesterday’s Loss; MH Composite Advances Read More
While investors are awaiting news from the Federal Reserve’s two-day meeting, Tech stocks took a bath in trading as the Nasdaq fell over one percent, while the Dow and the S&P 500 moved very little. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added +43.63 points, + 0.26 percent, to close at 17,031.41, …
Deer Valley Spikes, Skyline Falls, MH Composite slips third Straight Day Read More
Stocks pulled back in trading the last day of the week, with all three major indexes drifting lower. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped -0.36 percent, -61.49 points, to end the week at 16,987.51, while the Nasdaq fell -0.53 percent, -24.21 points, to close at 4,567.60. The S&P 500 lost …
All Tracked Stocks except AMG Fall or Remain even; MF Composite,Dow, Nasdaq and S&P Fall Read More
Despite the terrorist group ISIS’ vicious reshaping of boundaries in the Middle East, Wall Street does not feel the pinch because oil prices have not been affected. Crude oil is $15 a barrel lower than last year at this time. However, stocks were fairly flat in trading today, as the …
Liberty Homes Skyrockets, MH Composite, Dow Slip; Nasdaq, S&P Nudge up Read More
As the Israeli-Palestinian and the Ukraine-Russia conflicts abate somewhat, the Ebola crisis in Africa grows and the terrorist threat in Iraq looms larger, but on the Big Board today, the three major indexes all made modest gains, while tracked stocks closed mixed or even, as CNNMoney tells MHProNews. The Dow …
Cavco Gains, Berkshire Remains above 200k, S&P Shy of 2,000 Read More
