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Macy’s Raises Outlook After Stronger-Than-Expected Q2 Earnings
Its latest results don’t mean Macy’s has completely turned the corner, but suggest that some of those investments are beginning to show results.
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Kioxia CEO Says Memory Prices May Have Already Gone Too Far
Demand for AI chips, data centers and memory has exploded but if prices get too high, companies could start cutting back on their spending.
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Casey’s 1st Quarter Earnings Reveal Why Slower Same-Store Sales May Mislead
Casey’s General Store is being punished for slower sales growth while the company is producing more profit from the sales it does generate.
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Chewy Is Taking Market Share In A Pet Market That Is Barely Growing
The Chewy stock sell-off discounts an underlying business that behaves differently from discretionary consumer businesses investors have punished.
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AeroVironment Q1 Earnings Beat Puts a Potential AVAV Turnaround in Focus
A clean beat plus reaffirmed guidance is a meaningful step toward rebuilding trust after a volatile year for AeroVironment.
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Conflicting Fundamentals May Point to a Decision for Yum! Brands Stock
Although Yum! Brands may arguably have balancing pros and cons, YUM stock has underperformed recently, thereby setting up a possible contrarian options trade.
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Volatility-Proof Income: Dividend ETFs With Steady Payouts
Dividend ETFs can provide stability by delivering regular payouts and offering exposure to quality companies with proven track records.
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Affirm’s BNPL Growth Story Could Be Bigger Than Investors Think
If Affirm can increase how often existing customers use its products, it could generate additional volume without having to find new customers.
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GameStop’s Revenue Fell 19%, Yet Operating Profit More Than Doubled
GameStop may be discovering that the business it needs to become is considerably smaller than the one it spent decades building.
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Crude Oil Just Hit $100. Here’s How Investors Can Profit
With crude oil prices surging, the energy sector could remain one of the market’s biggest beneficiaries if supply disruptions continue to intensify.
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