Did Walmart Trainwreck The Whole Market?
Walmart (NYSE:WMT) tumbled in spite of strong Q4 results that revealed a 5.3% year-over-year sales increase to $182.6 billion and adjusted earnings per share up 10% to $0.66.
It’s confusing at first glance to figure out why the stock fell so sharply because both numbers beat analysts estimates. » Read more about: Did Walmart Trainwreck The Whole Market? »
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1 High-Yield Dividend Stock to Buy and Hold
Forget the Magnificent 7 for a moment, and consider the merits of owning a boring old real estate company that has grown revenues predictably at a rapid rate for the past 3 years.
Rexford Industrial Realty owns one of the most concentrated portfolios of industrial real estate in Southern California, an area where vacancy rates for industrial properties have hovered near 1% over the last decade.
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100 Worst Performing Stocks, But 1 Is a Buy?
In a list of the worst performing NASDAQ 100 stocks this year, Intel ranks about as poorly as any. Even after its monumental selloff, analysts only see upside to $26 per share.
But there is another stock on the list that may be a bit more interesting for bulls. If our analysis is right,
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Massive Buy Sign Flashing In Magnificent 7 Stock
If one trader with an awesome track record is right, a Magnificent 7 stock is about to start a rip roaring rally that will last for some time.
Remarkably, it’s also been one of the poorest performers this year, down 4% so far against a market rally in the S&P 5oo of 20%.
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Read MoreDoorDash’s Soaring Stock: A Smart Buy or a Bubble Waiting to Burst?
Gig economy food delivery service DoorDash (NASDAQ:DASH) has been running hot for most of the last year, gaining over 75 percent in the last 12 months. Such large increases, though, often leave stocks susceptible to corrections that bring their prices back down to earth. We examine DoorDash’s performance and valuation to see whether the stock is a buy,
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Will NVIDIA Be Knocked Off Its Perch By Quantum?
Earlier this month, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang seemingly dashed the hopes of speculative tech investors banking on quantum computing to become the next big thing in the ever-advancing race for faster and faster computer processing. Huang, speaking at the Consumer Electronics Show, stated his view that practical quantum computers were still about two decades away,
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AI Warren Buffett Is Finally Here
Before old Warren could hang up his gloves and call it a day at Berkshire Hathaway, a new wave of technology may well have taken his baton and started to run with it.
What do we mean? Well, it seems a new ETF has launched aimed at mimicking the moves of the top investors in the world.
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Want $3,100 in Annual Dividends? Invest $18,000 in Each of These 3 Stocks
The average stock on the S&P 500 yields just 1.4%. If you invested $54,000 into stocks averaging that kind of a yield, you’d collect just $756 in annual dividend income. But if you invested that same amount, spread across the three high-yielding stocks listed below, your dividend income could come in at over $3,100 for a full year.
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