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Amazon Drops on Earnings, But Weakness May Be an Opportunity
Amazon is turning strong demand into lasting cash generation. The pullback could offer an attractive entry point for patient investors.
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Intel Stock Drops as Investors Demand More Proof of a Turnaround
Intel’s AI growth gives shareholders a reason to keep watching. Its weak forecast gives them a reason to demand more evidence.
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How to Make Your Retirement Money Work for You
Retirement is supposed to be the time when your money starts working for you. But with everyday expenses rising and paychecks coming to an end, generating enough income from your savings can become one of your biggest financial concerns. That’s where dividend-paying exchange-traded funds (ETFs) can help. These funds offer investors a way to collect…
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Amazon’s Record Margins Couldn’t Stop a 7% Sell-Off
Amazon expects AWS growth to top 40% in both 2027 and 2028. Investors now have to weigh that growth against $220 billion in capital expenditures.
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Waste Management Stock: Why a Small Q3 Miss Isn’t the Whole Story
If you’re looking for a stock with a history of delivering a solid total return, Waste Management may be the right stock for the right time.
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Boeing’s $745 Billion Backlog Is Waiting on a Production Plan
Boeing has strong demand and is generating cash again, but production must improve enough to deliver the financial recovery investors expect.
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FedEx Raises Its Forecast, but a 55% Profit Drop Clouds the Win
The next few quarters will show whether FedEx can deliver consistent profit growth from its reshaped business.
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Microsoft’s 48% Azure Growth Comes With a $45 Billion Bill in Q1
Microsoft is generating substantial cash from its business while committing more of it to the infrastructure needed to keep growth going.
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Shell Announces $5 Billion Buyback After Blowout Earnings
Shell’s Q3 shows the earning power of its business during a severe supply squeeze but the unusually favorable environment won’t be permanent.
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Freeport-McMoRan Stock: A Copper Trade and a Long-Term Investment
Freeport-McMoRan’s Q3 showed a company earning more on less volume. The numbers are real, but they don’t change the long-term demand picture.
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