Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Here’s Why the Exxon Mobil (XOM) Narrative May Be Played Out
While the Iran war offers investors a cynical opportunity to extract profits, the idea of buying Exxon Mobil stock may be too obvious now.
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The Bull Case for Casey’s General Stores Is Hiding in Plain Sight
Casey’s General Stores stock deserves a close look from investors who favor durable businesses over short-term trades
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5 Stock With Heavy Insider Buying for Your Watchlist
One of the best ways to spot an opportunity is by paying attention to insider activity, particularly insider buying.
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Petco’s (WOOF) Upcoming Q4 Earnings Report Could Be a Value Trap
While WOOF stock looks like an extremely cheap security on paper, its quantitative picture presents a different narrative.
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Expensive but Worth It? 3 High P/E Stocks with Long-Term Upside
High P/E stocks are not for every investor, and the valuation risk is real. But these stocks have credible paths to growi into their current valuations
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Costco Stock Drops on Strong Q2 Earnings: Is the Dividend Enough?
Costco stock looks to have limited upside despite a thriving business. Is a reliable dividend enough to offset the high share price and lofty valuation?
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CrowdStrike (CRWD) Stock May Offer Respite Amid the Geopolitical Crisis
While the market sludges forward in a muddy environment, CrowdStrike may suddenly have the relevance boost it has been seeking all along.
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Why ‘COVID Darling’ Novavax (NVAX) Stock Is on a Comeback Trail
After a sizable collapse following the global pandemic, NVAX stock may be one of the more intriguing high-risk wagers for market gamblers to consider.
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Broadcom Stock Surges After Blowout Q1 Earnings — Can It Hold the Gains?
Broadcom (AVGO) stock is surging after earnings, but how the stock trades tomorrow will say more about the market’s mood than about Broadcom’s business
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ROST vs. TGT: Which Retail Stock Wins in 2026?
Heading into earnings, the contrast between ROST and TGT couldn’t have been more striking. Strong reports from both may change investors’ outlook.
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