
Bottom 3 Loser Stocks in Dow Jones This Week
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed Friday at 27,875.62 and these stocks didn't do much to help. TheStreet's expert analyst team calculated the worst performers in the Dow from the week that ended down after hitting record-setting highs last week.
1) Home Depot (HD) - Get Report | Percentage Decrease: -8.12% | Friday Closing Price: $218.03
Home Depot shares fell after reporting
on Tuesday. Columnist Richard Suttmeier believes Home Depot is a
and Real Money's Stephen 'Sarge' Guilfoyle
offers traders ways to trade the stock
while it is down. Not everyone at TheStreet was eager to buy after the disappointing results Tuesday as Action Alerts Plus analyst Jeff Marks pondered whether
Home Depot is still a bellwether stock
. Real Money's Timothy Collins believes the
biggest concern will be revenue guidance
moving forward.
Home Depot Quantitative Analysis by TheStreet Quant Ratings
TheStreet Quant Ratings rates Home Depot as a Buy with a rating score of B-.
2) 3M Company (MMM) - Get Report | Percentage Decrease: -2.49% | Friday Closing Price: $167.60
3M Company was one of the leaders in the retreat this week as stocks fell after conflicting reports from the White House and Beijing. We hear the deal is close... but I would not recommend holding your breath on this news. Traders continue to buy the news each time a White House official says the China trade deal is in the final stages but after months of the same lines from the usual suspects, we wonder when traders may stop buying when the boys cry wolf.
3M Company Quantitative Analysis by TheStreet Quant Ratings
TheStreet Quant Ratings rates 3M Company as a Buy with a rating score of B-.
3) Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA) - Get Report | Percentage Decrease: -2.48% | Friday Closing Price: $60.60
Walgreens Boots Alliance was in last week's best performers' list but find themselves on the opposite side of the Dow Jones this week. Walgreens shares surged last week after reports that it may go private but this news was unable to carry the stock this week. Also, if you forget anything on Thanksgiving, they will be open 24 hours on turkey day but I would probably refrain from getting your turkey at Walgreens.
Walgreens Boots Alliance Quantitative Analysis by TheStreet Quant Ratings
TheStreet Quant Ratings rates Walgreens Boots Alliance as a Buy with a rating score of B-.
NOTE: Recently, Quantitative Analysis by TheStreet Quant Ratings objectively rated these stocks according to its risk-adjusted total return prospect over a 12-month investment horizon. Not based on the news on any given day, the rating may differ from Jim Cramer's view or that of this articles' author.
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