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Consumer Staples Rebound? Coke and Pepsi Lead the Way
Consumer staples stocks are making a comeback. Since December 2025, there’s been a sector rotation underway. Initially, investors were advised to proceed with caution. The concern was that the interest in these blue-chip value names was just window dressing for portfolio managers making numbers. But look at this chart, and you’ll understand why a bigger move may be underway. Why Consumer Staples Stocks Are Back in Play Money…
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Speculators Could Try Their Hand Betting on NetEase’s Earnings
While the Chinese gaming publisher represents a highly risky wager, an unexpectedly positive result could potentially boost NetEase stock.
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Bet Big on Small-Cap Stocks with ETFs
Small-cap stocks will be the biggest potential beneficiaries of future rate cuts. Here are three ETFs that can provide exposure with less volatility.
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Ferrari’s (RACE) Earnings Disclosure May Offer Critical Economic Clues
As a globally celebrated luxury brand, Ferrari’s performance doesn’t just impact RACE stock — it could provide a clue regarding the broader health of the economy.
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3 Compelling Stocks Reporting Earnings This Week
This week’s earnings calendar highlights three very different but compelling stocks. Each stock offers a snapshot of how the market is rewarding—or punishing—different narratives ahead of earnings
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Alphabet’s AI Flywheel Powers Strong Q4 Earnings
Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOGL) delivered its Q4 2025 earnings after the market closed on Feb. 5. The report shows a company leaning hard into AI, cloud, and subscriptions—and getting paid for it. Revenue grew 18% year-over-year in the quarter to roughly $114 billion, pushing full-year sales above $400 billion for the first time, while EPS…
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Cleveland-Cliffs (CLF) Stock Stares at a Possible Earnings Inflection Point
While the smart money is positioned to extract upside expression through heightened call premiums, the quantitative structure for CLF stock presents a worrying signal.
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2 Gambling Stocks That are Cheaper Than a Super Bowl Ticket
Pay close attention to oversold gambling stocks, such as DraftKings and Flutter Entertainment – the weeks leading up to the Super Bowl are usually strong for the sports betting industry.
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