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An opportunity may be emerging in this beaten-down potato stock. Using options to capitalize

The Idaho-based supplier of frozen potato, sweet potato, appetizer and vegetable products said earnings fell more than 70% from the year-earlier period.

Author Posted on July 25, 2024Categories Uncategorized

Here are Thursday’s biggest analyst calls: Apple, Dell, Super Micro, ServiceNow, Ford, CrowdStrike

Here are Thursday’s biggest calls on Wall Street.

Author Posted on July 25, 2024Categories Uncategorized

Thursday’s analyst calls: Amazon to jump more than 25%, Apple price target increase

Two tech names were top of minds for analysts on Thursday.

Author Posted on July 25, 2024Categories Uncategorized

Hedge fund manager Dan Niles says it’s too early to buy beaten-up megacap tech stocks

Hedge fund manager Dan Niles sees this week’s tech sell-off as confirmation the trade is in significant trouble.

Author Posted on July 24, 2024Categories Uncategorized

NextEra considers restarting Iowa nuclear plant amid rising demand for carbon-free energy

NextEra CEO John Ketchum said the company is considering restarting the Duane Arnold Energy Center, though a risk assessment is needed.

Author Posted on July 24, 2024Categories Uncategorized

Investors are rotating into small caps, and analysts love these dividend-paying names

Small-cap stocks are having a solid July. A few names happen to be loved by Wall Street and offer attractive dividends.

Author Posted on July 24, 2024Categories Uncategorized

These companies reporting next week are at risk of an earnings blowup

These stocks could see downside following quarterly results next week.

Author Posted on July 24, 2024Categories Uncategorized

Alphabet could be in for a tough period ahead, analysts warn

Alphabet investors may want to prepare for some volatility in the second half.

Author Posted on July 24, 2024Categories Uncategorized

This energy giant could soon see a breakout to fresh all-time highs, according to the charts

Like many energy names, this stock hasn’t done much since April, but it has been fighting back in recent weeks and could be getting ready to make new highs.

Author Posted on July 24, 2024Categories Uncategorized

This small-cap stock could see big gains as film industry continues poststrike normalization, analyst says

Seaport Research Partners initiated coverage at a buy rating.

Author Posted on July 24, 2024Categories Uncategorized

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