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Eli Lilly stock rises on FDA fast-track hopes for its oral GLP-1 obesity drug and $27B U.S. manufacturing expansion; it's a tough trade but solid long-term hold
Intel's fundamental strength grows with a key divestiture, a strategic ARM partnership, and reports of a potential landmark automotive foundry customer.
Bloom Energy rallies to record highs on AI-driven power demand, Oracle deals, and new analyst upgrades as it doubles capacity to meet surging data center needs
General Mills presents a historic opportunity in 2025 that income investors will want to take advantage of. The stock yields nearly 5% and is about to rebound.
Netflix announced a new advertising deal with Amazon, opening up a new revenue source for the world's top streamer. Is this the next catalyst for NFLX shares?
Clearway Energy has a clear pathway to growth that supports its robust dividend and distribution growth outlook: analysts and institutions are buying it.
Biotech stocks are highly volatile; however, these biotech stocks have key trial results this fall that could spark sharp moves and long-term growth potential
A recent analyst upgrade to Buy highlights GE Vernova’s critical role in powering the AI revolution as demand for energy and grid infrastructure soars.
This is the side of rate cuts that nobody is talking about. There will be a likely rotation after one big blow off top, but not where you think it will.
See why Broadcom gained another 9.8% after its impressive earnings report that also sent shares flying. Are the signals surrounding its CEO bullish or bearish?
Investors should take note of changes in MarketBeat's list of Most Upgraded Stocks, which indicates the AI market leaders are back in favor among analysts.
In just seven months after its IPO, defense stock Karman is providing early investors with huge returns. Raymond James sees over 50% more upside still to come.
The Trade Desk and Duolingo have each plunged nearly 50% in recent months, but contrarian investors may see an opportunity in these beaten-down stocks.
With the economy flirting with a recession, investors who shore up their portfolios with defensive consumer staples stocks are likely to feel less pain.
Opendoor's new CEO from Shopify, along with the return of its founders, signals a strategic pivot toward operational excellence and a new era of profitability.
Reddit's stock hits new highs as strong earnings, booming ad revenue, and strategic AI data deals confirm its powerful monetization path for investors.
With growing revenue, a clear path to profitability, and a new focus on powering data centers, FuelCell Energy is building a compelling case for a breakout.
Three companies across different industries with unique approaches to building recurring revenue may stand out for their ability to withstand a tough economy.
Adobe is well-positioned to lead the AI-create industry, accelerating its growth in 2025 and driving robust cash flow. Share repurchases are aggressive.
Semiconductor industry stalwart Synopsys just had one of its worst days ever. However, the stock's massive fall points to an opportunity for investors.
These two companies could present an opportunity for investors to gain access while they are relatively undervalued and before they appreciate once again.
Football season has arrived. For investors looking for exposure to the $100 billion legal sports betting market, DraftKings is a touchdown in the making.
High-end brands have been a prominent theme in retail investing in 2025. Is there more upside to come? For these three companies, the answer appears to be yes.
The turnover rate in Chinese stocks suggests more interest and liquidity is going into the region's biggest stocks, an opportunity for retail investors.
Mark Zuckerberg says that Meta will invest $600 billion in the United States by 2028. However, should investors feel concerned or sanguine about this statement?
Markets had another strong week as inflaton data set the stage for the Federal Reserve’s meeting next week; a rate cut is expected but may already be priced in
Congress bought big tech over the summer, signalling support for the sector; names like Palantir were also purchased, signalling bad news for its competitors.
Kroger stock is in a position to continue its uptrend and set a new all-time high by year's end. The capital return is substantial and underpins the action.
Micron stock has attracted new call option trader attention ahead of its next quarterly earnings report, as expectations are running high for a bull run.
Semiconductor stocks like NVDA took a breather in August, but now look ready for more gains. However, these 3 industry peers don't have such a positive outlook.
Three smaller energy firms have impressed analysts with their recent performance and future prospects; do they have what it takes to take on bigger firms?
Constellation Brands continues to sink in September after the firm cut its full-year guidance. Is it time to sell Warren Buffett's $2.2 billion investment?
Texas Instruments stock looks oversold as tariffs weigh, but strong fundamentals and technicals suggest a buy-the-dip opportunity for patient investors
The new leader among S&P 500 stocks is Seagate Technology, which has risen by more than 120% so far this year. What's driving its gains, and can it continue?
Coupang (NYSE: CPNG) is executing MercadoLibre’s playbook: a profitable core, a logistics moat, and ecosystem expansion fueling long-term global growth.
