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NVIDIA’s $109 Billion Earnings Test Could Fuel the Next Rally
Wall Street expects another big quarter from NVIDIA. But, with such high expectations. impressive numbers alone may not be enough.
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Domino’s Pizza Beat Q3 Estimates, but the Sales Engine Is Losing Steam
Domino’s has real advantages in a difficult consumer environment, but Q3 showed soft comparable sales may be more than a quarterly wobble.
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What Wall Street Expects From Amazon’s Q3 Earnings Report
Analyst sentiment suggests optimism heading into Amazon’s Q3 report. Now the company must show it can keep growing without the bill growing faster.
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Morgan Stanley’s Powerful $105 Billion Franchise Has One Big Weakness
Morgan Stanley’s Q3 report should keep investors interested but exposes a split between its strongest businesses and the parts losing momentum.
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Netflix Cuts 1,000 Jobs as NFLX Stock Nears a Critical Test
A leaner Netflix could expand margins. But “we’re not growing fast enough” is not what investors want to hear with NFLX down 24%.
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When It Comes to Return on Capital, CarMax (KMX) Stock Could Be Unbeatable
While CarMax represents a risky idea amid a rough economy and an underperforming share price, there is a case for going contrarian on KMX stock.
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Inflation Climbs to 3.7%: What It Means for Your Wallets and Investments
Inflation picked up in September, giving Americans more reason to watch their budgets and giving the Federal Reserve less room to lower interest rates.
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ASML Raises Sales Outlook as AI Spending Drives Demand
ASML could remain a major beneficiary of the spending required to build AI infrastructure. but its latest report leaves plenty for the company to prove.
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Goldman Sachs Q3 Earnings Showed Growth: Wall Street Wanted More
Goldman Sachs Q3 earnings showed revenue and earnings growth year over year, but the trading surge powering much of that growth has cooled.
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JNJ Stock Slides After Guidance Raise: Know What You Own, Buy the Dip
Johnson & Johnson is a dividend king with a growing business and a growing payout. This pullback looks like a buying opportunity for JNJ stock.
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