Brett Maas | Brett Maas Investor Relations Veteran

Stay away from this beer giant as Brazil ‘sin tax’ and post-World Cup hangover weigh on the stock, says Barclays

Belgian beer company Anheuser-Busch is trading at a premium it likely can’t sustain, the bank said.

The pattern developing in hotel and airline stocks right now is nearly identical to what played out in the spring, says Josh Brown.

Steve Eisman is warning that investors may be underestimating the risks if the AI boom fails to deliver on lofty expectations.

Here are Monday’s biggest calls on Wall Street.

The electric vehicle manufacturer is set to be a key player in future markets thanks to vertical integration, the investment firm said.

The bank upgraded both automakers to buy from hold.

After going nowhere for seven months, Apple stock is up 20% since its late-June low and less than two dollars below a fresh all-time record.

Wider credit spreads are coming, and they will pressurize heavily indebted segments of the tech sector.

Higher-end retailers are trying to drum up business by pouring money into their outlet operations and attracting more lower-end shoppers.

Investors with a long-term horizon should look beyond the ongoing noise and focus on stocks that are well-positioned to generate strong returns.