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3 Stocks Analysts See as Undervalued
A large gap between the market price and analysts' target prices is often the first signal to attract investors' attention. On its own, however, it proves nothing. Target prices often rely on peak earnings, optimistic commodity prices, or successful clinical trials, so it is necessary to examine…
Five biotech stocks that are not a lottery. They earn billions and await new drugs
Biotech has a reputation for being a bet on a single drug that either succeeds or fails. But five companies, led by Amgen and Vertex, are already earning billions and soon face verdicts that could add another source of revenue.
These 3 Stocks Are Up to 56% Below Their Highs, and Suddenly the Market Is Buying Them
A rocket that has never flown has launches booked worth $515 million. Yet its manufacturer is 56% below its yearly high and rose 26% in a week. Along with it, the market bought up two other battered stocks - one of them posted a profit only on its books.
These Are Stocks You Don't Want to Hold. Analysts Are Selling Them in Droves
Sell ratings are rare on Wall Street. Most analysts prefer neutral wording and use the word "sell" only when they are really sure. That makes the five stocks where skepticism prevails all the more interesting. We looked at what's behind it, how many analysts actually share it, and where screener…
Four major IPOs are up to 76% below their offering prices. Which one has a chance to recover?
Large funds paid 25 EUR per share for a European defense company before its first trade. Today, it lost as much as 23% in a single day and is worth less than half that. A ticket seller from the same wave of debuts is 76% below its offering price - and yet it is reporting a profit.
These Stocks Share at Least 50% of Their Profits with Shareholders
Companies that send more than half their profits to shareholders are often seen as synonymous with stability. But a payout ratio above 50% can mean two entirely different things: a mature business that no longer needs to reinvest every dollar it earns, or temporarily depressed earnings that make…
4 European Banks with P/E Below 10 and Growing Dividends
Four large European banks are reporting record profits, returning 80 to 100 % of net income to shareholders and trading at roughly 10 to 13 times this year's earnings. But after a two-year rally in bank stocks, the question remains whether their valuations are still attractive or whether prices…
4 carriers are entering the strongest season of the year. The most generous pays 5.9% and gives out more than it earns
UPS, FedEx, Old Dominion and XPO beat estimates, yet three of the four stocks fell after reporting results. This year, the sector is making money on pricing, not volumes. The holiday peak will show who can keep it up and whether UPS can fund its 5.9% dividend.
Are These Italian Stocks Worth Buying?
The Milan Stock Exchange is offering an unusually diverse mix of stories today: defense companies with record orders, luxury goods with pricing power, regulated networks with high dividends, and energy companies that have benefited from geopolitics this year. However, third-quarter results showed…
These 3 AI Boom Stocks Fell as Much as 54%. Two Just Posted Their Biggest Profits Ever
Lam Research, SK hynix and Alphabet all depend on the same budget: money for AI infrastructure. The market is now selling that chain from the end backward, hitting hardest the companies that have just reported record profits. What does each have going for it, and what will determine what happens…
Investors Are Buying Them in Bulk. They're Still Undervalued
When investors buy a stock in bulk, it usually shows up in the price. But there are stocks where demand from large funds, buybacks, and interest from retail investors have yet to make a significant impact on the valuation. The market remains distrustful because of interest rates, geopolitics, or a…
These 3 Stocks Have Fallen as Much as 50% Because of AI. By Christmas, We'll Know Whether the Market Overreacted
Intuit, Adobe, and Workday continue to earn billions and beat estimates, yet the market is selling them as future victims of AI agents. Within three weeks, each will report one number that will determine whether this is a bargain or a breaking point.
This ETF Pays a Dividend of Up to 12%
Regular income from investments is attracting more and more investors, and funds with double-digit dividend yields are among the most sought-after products on the market. But a high figure in the yield column alone says nothing about how much an investor will actually earn. Behind seemingly similar…
Americans Are Fixing Up Their Homes Even as Mortgages Stay Expensive. Who Profits From Every Renovation?
Americans are moving at the slowest pace in at least a decade because of expensive mortgages, and are instead investing in homes they already own. An aging housing stock creates steady demand for repairs, but uncertainty and more expensive borrowing are still holding back large discretionary…
AI Companies Living on Debt
The race for artificial intelligence has long since become more than just a battle of technologies. It has become a battle for capital. Data centers, chips, and production lines cost hundreds of billions of dollars, and companies' own cash often isn't enough to pay for them. So companies borrow in…
BLACK Modern Warfare Isn't Won by Troop Numbers Alone. Radars, Sensors, and Technology Make the Difference
On the modern battlefield, what matters is how quickly an army detects a threat, evaluates the data, and deploys the right asset. Radars, electronic warfare, interceptors, drones, and military software are therefore becoming the fastest-growing parts of defense budgets. That makes it crucial to…
These 3 Banks Fell by as Much as 24%. Which One Will Benefit from Higher Rates?
The Fed raised rates for the first time since 2023, and the market started selling banks that, according to the textbook, should benefit. But Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, and Wells Fargo each got a completely different bill from the Fed. One of them may even profit from it.
Energy Is Growing, but These Stocks Are Overvalued
U.S. electricity consumption is heading toward historic records, and investors see the direction of energy in the age of artificial intelligence as a sure thing. But a good sector story doesn't necessarily make every company associated with it a good investment. Some solar and nuclear energy stocks…
Starlink Is Changing the Rules of Satellite Internet. Who Can Compete with Musk?
In just a few years, satellite internet has gone from an expensive niche to a mass-market service, and the strongest player today earns more than all publicly traded competitors combined. Smaller operators are changing hands, new players are burning through capital to build networks, and…
These 3 stocks pay up to 5.8% a year. Which one will lose its dividend first?
W. P. Carey, Pfizer, and PepsiCo. Based on their payout ratios, two of them are paying out more than they earn, while the third looks exemplary. But that number lies in both directions, and the actual safety ranking is different from what the stock card suggests.