CNBC Pro screened Bespoke Investment Group data for stocks reporting next week that have a track record of beating analysts’ forecasts and gaining the next day.
Investor Dan Niles’ favorite picks for the rest of earnings season
Dan Niles, the founder of Niles Investment Management, has his eye on Microsoft and Nvidia as his two top stock picks this earnings season.
How to trade Apple using options into earnings next week
Jeff Kilburg sets the tape for the iPhone maker’s earnings next week.
Bank of America double upgrades this rural retailer, says it will benefit from tariffs
Following solid second-quarter earnings, Bank of America double upgraded shares of Tractor Supply Company.
Pro Talks: Charles Schwab’s Liz Ann Sonders on her approach to the second half of 2025
CNBC’s Dominic Chu speaks to Liz Ann Sonders, chief investment strategist at Charles Schwab, to get her playbook for the second half of the year. She breaks down her sector-neutral approach to the market as tariff deadlines, interest rate decisions and more are on deck. Plus, she takes questions from CNBC Pro subscribers.
JPMorgan downgrades Procter & Gamble as worries grow over consumer spending
JPMorgan downgraded Procter & Gamble to neutral from overweight ahead of the company’s next quarterly earnings report.
Oppenheimer upgrades used-car seller Carvana to outperform as it sees nearly 40% upside ahead
Oppenheimer believes that Carvana could continue growing its market share within the used-car space, further helping drive sales.
Piper Sandler initiates Palantir at overweight, calling it a ‘secular winner in the AI revolution’
Piper Sandler’s $175 per share price target implies that shares of Palantir could climb 13% from here.
Friday’s big stock stories: What’s likely to move the market in the next trading session
The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite crept higher on Thursday to post fresh record closes. Here’s what’s on CNBC’s radar going into Friday.
This original tech bellwether is trouncing the market in 2025 — and pays a solid dividend
Traders punished IBM on Thursday after software revenue came in short of Wall Street’s expectations, but there could be a silver lining for long-term investors.