Lowe's Companies Sinks (NYSE:LOW)

NEW YORK- Shares of Lowe's Companies the home improvement retailer continued to sink today. The stock has lost nearly 8% of its value over the last few trading sessions as investors worry about the decrease in homeowner spending which can impact the companies future results. The drop in Lowe's is nearly double the drop seen in Home Depot shares over the last 5 trading sessions. Allan Edwards the CEO of The Markets Are open has recently advocated the shares, Edwards said "outside Alcoa there are very few stocks that could be in the Dow or are in the Dow that remain at extremely depressed levels."

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Buy LOW Sell High (NYSE:LOW)

NEW YORK- Shares of Lowe's Companies pushed lower today as investors were worried about a decrease in homeowner spending which can impact the companies future results. The CEO of The Markets Are Open Allan Edwards noticed Lowe's stock to have a strong financial position, he also sees the stock positioned for growth as the recession subsides.

Lowe's will report its Q3 results on November 15th.

To see his full report on Lowe's Click Here

Getting Close to the 52 week LOW (NYSE: LOW)

BINGHAMTON- Shares of Lowes Companies the home improvement retailer which operates over 1600 stores in Canada and The U.S. is quickly approaching its 52 week low of $19.15. The stock has failed to rally over the month of September despite over a 10% gain in the S&P index. Today Lowes had their Ex-Date for their dividend which mean shareholders on record as of today will have a share in their juicy 2% yield. Lowes recently raised their dividend this year and recorded a near record profit number in their last quarter. Despite this the stock is well off its 2007 highs.