72 Year Old American Diner with 40% Upside?
While the world focuses on AI, the leaders over at Denny’s are snapping up shares as part of a buyback scheme. The move is perplexing at first glance with sales decidedly flat for some time and no obvious catalyst to spark growth on the top line near-term.
So, what exactly are the Board of Directors and management seeing in the numbers that makes the restaurant chain worthy of investing in? » Read more about: 72 Year Old American Diner with 40% Upside? »
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Market Commentary: 3 Cathie Wood’s Stocks Are Soaring Again
It’s been a while but eventually the wheel has come full circle for Cathie Wood, it seems. From the dizzying heights of 2021 to the crushing lows of 2022, Wood and her ARK Invest fund have enjoyed the highest highs and suffered the lowest lows.
Over the past couple of weeks, sentiment has swung back in her favor and some of her stocks have been on an absolute tear,
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Market Commentary: 3 Breakouts Signal Santa Claus Rally
Barely a couple of weeks ago, the tenor of the markets changed. Cathie Wood, the poster girl for high growth stocks, reported massive gains among her portfolio of stocks.
In a single week, Nurix Therapeutics gained 16%, Pinterest rose by 19%, Verve Therapeutics flew higher by 18%, Ceres was up 15%, Shopify soared by 22% and Palantir was up 20%.
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Market Commentary: 1 Stock to Buy Above All Others
Warren Buffett, the legendary investor and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, has a track record that speaks for itself. Over the years, his investment decisions have consistently outperformed the broader market by an average factor of 2x annually since he took the helm.
Following its recent earnings report, a standout feature of Berkshire Hathaway now is its substantial cash pile.
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Why Bill Ackman Bet $2.3 Billion That the Market Is Dead Wrong
In early 2025, billionaire investor Bill Ackman, CEO of Pershing Square Capital Management, revealed a substantial new position in Uber Technologies. By January, Pershing Square had accumulated 30.3 million Uber shares, a ~1.4% stake worth about $2.3 billion.
Ackman described Uber as “one of the best-managed and highest-quality businesses in the world,” yet still “available at a massive discount to its intrinsic value.”
So is he right about Uber or will the bet flop?
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Why This Stock Could Be a Dividend Powerhouse for the Next Decade
Brookfield Renewable (NYSE: BEPC, BEP) doesn’t just participate in the energy transition but profits from it in ways few investors fully appreciate.
While many renewable stocks have stumbled in the face of rising rates and public market disinterest, Brookfield’s long-term game plan is quietly delivering results. One of the clearest signs? The dividend streak is 10 years.
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1 Money-Making Stock Investors Are Sleeping On
ResMed might not be a household name for the average investor, but its portfolio of almost 6,000 patents focused on sleep apnea and respiratory care suggest perhaps it should be. The IP forms an economic moat for ResMed in the medical devices industry, which is massive.
One of the key factors attracting investors to ResMed is the booming sleep apnea devices market,
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SEBI Chief Calls on Mutual Fund Trustees to Strengthen Oversight, Guard Investor Trust
As the Indian mutual fund (MF) industry enters a new era of scale, complexity and technological transformation, Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey on Monday urged mutual fund trustees to reinforce governance standards and exercise independent, proactive oversight.
Speaking at the ‘Leadership Dialogue for Trustees of Mutual Funds’,