Why This Insurance Giant’s Stock Dip Could Be a Buying Gift
Shares of insurance giant Progressive (NYSE:PGR) have fallen considerably over the last week, moving away from their 52-week high of $292.
The stock’s quick price drop came despite strong ongoing performance at Progressive. Why did Progressive stock go down, and is now a good time to buy the stock while its prices are still lower? » Read more about: Why This Insurance Giant’s Stock Dip Could Be a Buying Gift »
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Market Commentary: The Meteoric Rise of Eli Lilly
Did you know that Eli Lilly and other pharmaceutical companies have sold approximately 10.6 million shots of obesity drug doses in the U.S. in a single month? The rise of these injectable weight loss medications is so powerful that it’s causing investors to question the future of even staple food and beverage stocks.
While this aspect alone could secure Eli Lilly as the pharmaceutical golden goose you’ve been looking for there is much more than meets the eye.
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Market Commentary: $25 Billion Stock On Sale 90% Lower?
One of Warren Buffett’s old favorites, Brazil’s StoneCo, has emerged with a strategy that may create a U-turn in it share price. What was once a $25 billion company has crashed to just $3 billion and change in market capitalization.
Yet StoneCo hasn’t been knocked out for the count yet. It surprised investors with an announcement that signaled it was bullish on its own company via a R$300 million (approximately $58.2 million) share repurchase program.
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1 Odd Stock Set To Skyrocket?
Oddity Technology, a company at the intersection of consumer artificial intelligence, beauty, wellness, and now, even biotechnology, has largely flown under the radar but perhaps not for much longer. That’s because, unlike many AI stocks, Oddity isn’t growing like a weed at the expense of hefty losses.
Instead it’s reported soaring revenues and turning the bottom line positive in the process.
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Is the Market Going to Go Lower?
The last month has been extremely difficult for the stock market. Worries over tariffs, slowing economic growth and inflation have sent the S&P 500 and NASDAQ into a correction. With fears of a bear market and even a possible recession looming, the question on everyone’s mind is what the stock market will do next.
Let’s examine the factors that are driving the market down and whether it could still fall from its current level.
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Why This Dividend Growth ETF Might Be a Smarter Play Than Chasing High Yields
When it comes to generating passive income, it’s easy to fall for the lure of high-yield dividend stocks but there’s often a catch with those eye-popping yields. Sometime, they signal companies that have maxed out their growth potential and are simply returning excess cash because they don’t have better places to put it.
That’s why seasoned investors sometimes prefer a different route,
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Hyper Rich Politician Buys A Boatload Of..
Nancy Pelosi is among the highest earners in Congress with a salary of $223,000 yet her stock portfolio has grabbed the attention of watchers for its performance relative to the market and size.
Her portfolio has some grown to an astonishing $223 million. In the words of one X user, what started as a mockery,
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Social Security approaching insolvency, but generations disagree about reforms
The Social Security trust fund for retirees is projected to become insolvent in 2033. Wwithout action, Social Security retirement benefits are on course for a 23% cut in less than a decade. A new Cato Institute poll shows different generations disagree about reforms to the system.
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