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The earnings train steams along. After a week of largely positive quarterly results from leading technology companies, the focus in the coming days turns to leading blue-chip companies, many of which are household names. Over the next week, we will hear from several top tier prescription drug makers, travel companies, technology companies, and food and

Costco (NASDAQ:COST) is an incredible retail machine. COST stock keeps on going up and up; it has nearly doubled since the beginning of 2020 and it’s up more than 200% over the past five years. This has started to attract some naysayers who say that Costco should be selling off like so many other companies that

If the backdrop of electric vehicle (EV) focused shell company Gores Guggenheim (NASDAQ:GGPI) only featured soaring gasoline prices with all other factors being normal (as in pre-pandemic normal), then GGPI stock may very well be a buy. Who wouldn’t want to make the transition to EVs, especially in car crazy California, where the average per-gallon

After the market closed on April 26, Quantumscape (NYSE:QS) reported its results for the March quarter. QS stock has been up since then, but it should be noted that tech stocks overall rallied on April 28. Not only that, on the day of earnings, tech stocks were down big for the day. In short, it’s

WeWork (NYSE:WE) stock is down more than 2.51% today at $7.07 per share. The global co-working leader underperformed the market on the day and dipped 24.27% on the year, despite strong co-working demand. The company’s weak financials and high debt should continue to weigh on the stock in the near term as investors continue to dump

Intel’s (NASDAQ:INTC) revenue forecast fell short of estimates as the company contends with inflationary pressures and supply issues. The company recently acquired a non-chip business that should deliver value to shareholders. Investors should keep INTC stock on their watch list and pounce where there’s more clarity on supply-and-demand issues. Source: Intel Microprocessor manufacturer Intel’s (NASDAQ:INTC)

If you would have told me two years ago that Alibaba Group Holding (NYSE:BABA) stock would be priced at less than $100 without going through a stock split, I would have thought you were crazy. But that’s where we are. BABA stock continues to falter, now below $90 and comfortably below its 200-day and 50-day

Tesla (TSLA) stock dropped by more than two Twitters (TWTR) in a day. Some investors understandably question paying 18 times revenue for a luxury nameplate. For now, the mid-market belongs to Tesla’s rivals. Source: Kathy Hutchins / Shutterstock.com Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) stock dropped the equivalent of two Twitters (NASDAQ:TWTR) the day after the social media company

Palantir Technologies (NYSE:PLTR) is down 38.9% year-to-date (YTD) as of April 26 when it was at $11.12. This implies that just to get back to $18.21 at the end of last year, PLTR stock has to rise 63.8% from here. That is not likely to happen, at least in the short term. In short, investors in

T-Mobile (NASDAQ:TMUS) is expected to report earnings for the first quarter before the morning bell on Wednesday. Here’s what to be looking for with TMUS stock. Analysts are projecting revenue of $20.1 billion, which would be an increase of 1.5% from a year ago. Earnings-per-share is expected to come in at 32 cents, which would

In my last article on Mullen Automotive (NASDAQ:MULN), I argued why the short-side was right on the money in its bearishness. Since then, short-sellers have not only been on the money. They’re in the money as well, when it comes to MULN stock. In a week’s time, it’s dropped around 40%. This plunge has happened,

Monday morning was an interesting moment in the stock market. After trying to rotate over the prior week’s high early on Thursday morning, the S&P 500 rolled over…hard. Everything in its path, including Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) was under pressure. Friday was even worse for the markets, although AMD stock fell less than 2% on

QuantumScape (NYSE:QS), a development-stage company that focuses on solid-state lithium-metal batteries for electric vehicles (EVs), will announce its first-quarter 2022 earnings on April 26. But it’s hard to believe QS stock is a buy now, mainly because the company does not generate any revenue yet. Its ultimate goals are to build the best EV battery

Few words are scarier for investors than the “d”-word: de-listing. There hasn’t been a de-listing threat for Greek oil transportation company Imperial Petroleum (NASDAQ:IMPP) — or at least, not yet. Could IMPP stock get actually kicked off of the Nasdaq exchange in 2022? This question certainly wasn’t top-of-mind for many investors in early March, when the

Over the last few weeks, Camber Energy’s (NYSEAMERICAN:CEI) stock has shown impressive growth. It dipped below 70 cents per share on April 12. That marked an inflection point from which it rose to price levels around $1 a week later. What investors should know is that a lot of what is driving shares higher is

Investors in Upstart Holdings (NASDAQ:UPST) are increasingly curious to know where the stock’s price is headed. But the market is providing plenty of mixed messages. There’s plenty of upside based on the average consensus price target of $188. Given that shares currently trade for less than $80 the narrative is to simply buy, be patient,

GameStop’s (GME) fourth-quarter results show mounting losses, but with plenty of positives. CEO Matt Furlong admits the company’s inability to adapt to the future of gaming. Despite an improved showing during the quarter, GME stock is far from being a safe bet. Source: quietbits / Shutterstock.com GameStop (NYSE:GME) never ceases to amaze. The beleaguered video

Microsoft (MSFT) is working to conclude a $68.7 billion gaming acquisition. Alphabet (GOOG, GOOGL) has underperformed following a stock split announcement. Meta Platforms (FB) is looking to recover from the largest single day drop ever. T-Mobile (TMUS) is building out its 5G network following its acquisition of Sprint. Apple (AAPL) continues to make waves with

Rivian (RIVN) is acknowledging a shortage of electric car batteries may be worse than the chip shortage  The company still claims it will meet production targets  Without more clarity, RIVN stock is only for risk-tolerant, long-term investors  Source: James Yarbrough / Shutterstock.com Rivian (NASDAQ:RIVN) recently announced that concerns about EV battery availability are real. And

C3.ai (AI) made the Americas’ Fastest Growing Companies list for the second consecutive year. AI stock is a growing name in a growing sector. But negative earnings and a volatile macro environment mean staying on the sidelines makes sense right now. Source: Tada Images / Shutterstock.com On April 14 The Financial Times announced that C3.ai