Brown Shoe (BWS) Volatility Dips as Shares Continue Higher
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Brown Shoe Company (NYSE: BWS) is stronger out of the gate Monday following its first-quarter 2012 earnings report issued early last Friday morning. Brown Shoe beat views and raised expectations for 2012 with the report.
Volatility for Brown Shoe is down 8 percent Monday and at 88 percent of its trailing annual daily average.
Following an impressive 25 percent move Friday, Brown Shoe stock is up an additional 4.8 percent on Monday's session.
The stock is above the 50-day SMA and 200-day DMA, at $9.17 and $8.75, respectively.
Volatility for Brown Shoe is down 8 percent Monday and at 88 percent of its trailing annual daily average.
Following an impressive 25 percent move Friday, Brown Shoe stock is up an additional 4.8 percent on Monday's session.
The stock is above the 50-day SMA and 200-day DMA, at $9.17 and $8.75, respectively.
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