J.C. PENNEY $18.98

down -0.41


24/5/2013 04:24 PM  |  NYSE : JCP  |  Industries : Retail Trade / Department Stores
Last Trade: 18.98
Trade Time: May 24 4:05 PM Eastern Daylight Time
Change: -0.41 (-2.11 %)
Prev Close: 19.39
Open: 19.21
Bid: 18.97
Ask: 19.00
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Ticker Name Volume % Change
BONT BON-TON STORES 306.1K +0.06%
SHOS SEARS HOMETOWN & OUTLET 35.7K +0.02%
HMRTY HOME RETAIL GROUP 18.2K +0.01%
AONNY AEON 627.6K +0.01%
SVNDY SEVEN & I HOLDINGS 14.8K +0.01%

Insider Transactions

Date Name Title Volume Trade Price Holding Change
5/16/2013 Dhillon Janet EVP, General Counsel and Sec. -17,134 $18.79 -12.06%
3/16/2013 Dhillon Janet EVP, General Counsel and Sec. -746 $15.48 -0.52%
3/16/2013 Dhillon Janet EVP, General Counsel and Sec. -1,086 $15.48 -0.76%
3/15/2013 Dhillon Janet EVP, General Counsel and Sec. -642 $15.48 -0.44%
3/4/2013 VORNADO REALTY TRUST Senior Executive Officer -10,000,000 $16.03 -61.79%
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JCP Stock Analysis

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    Ralph Lauren announced Q4 earnings that were 35% ahead of last year. Unfortunately, it also was very cautious on its 2014 revenue growth. Although its stock's had a good run in the past year up 25.5%, it's only been able to keep pace with the S&P 500.
  2. Wal-Mart Uses Rigorous Cost Control To Offset Weaker Sales

    Sluggish sales growth at Wal-Mart isn't a big surprise, but it could keep a lid on the stock.
  3. Kohl's Could Work For A Trade, But It's In A Brutal Business

    Kohl's did okay by the analysts, but core operating trends here certainly aren't strong.
  4. J.C. Penney Goes Back To The Future: Should You?

    Mike Ullman has returned to replace Ron Johnson as CEO. Will the move help the company's future and does it mean now is the time to buy?
  5. Walmart's Cupboard Lies Bare

    Bloomberg ran an article March 26 suggesting Walmart is losing market share due to disorganized stores. Specifically, it doesn't have enough employees to stock the shelves. As a result, inventory isn't making it on to the floor. Target and Costco are two recepients of Walmart's folly.
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