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Take-Two Stock Has a Massive GTA VI Catalyst Approaching
GTA VI could give Take-Two Interactive a powerful lift. The strongest investment case will emerge if that excitement translates into durable earnings growth.
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Is a Post-Earnings Dutch Bros (BROS) Stock Option Worth Your Time?
While BROS stock may have stumbled out of the gates following its Q3 report, here are the details to keep in mind before taking the plunge.
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Barrick Stock: $5 Billion in Revenue Isn’t Delivering More Cash
Barrick Mining is benefiting from higher metal prices with higher revenue, but investors want to see higher prices translate to free cash flow.
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These 3 Companies Are Spending Billions on Stock Buybacks
These three companies are worth watching for investors interested in companies using stock buybacks to return capital to shareholders.
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Gold Stocks: Why This Pullback Could Be a Buying Opportunity
Gold has pulled back sharply, but the long-term investment case for gold stocks may be getting stronger.
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AMD Stock Gets a $600 Price Target as AI Growth Accelerates
AMD delivered a strong quarter, and analysts at Oppenheimer say investors may be overlooking a business that is gaining strength.
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Constellation Energy’s $5 Billion Loan Could Fuel Its Nuclear Expansion
Constellation Energy has found buyers for tomorrow’s electricity. Now it has to deliver the electricity, and the returns that came with selling it.
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Oklo Q3 Earnings Show Nuclear Stocks Are Still a Long-Term Play
The real payoff for nuclear stocks is likely to happen over the next 10 to 15 years. That means investors have time to establish and build a position.
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2 Ways to Invest in the Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) Trend Before the Holidays
The holiday shopping season could give Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) stocks a boost as consumers look for ways to stretch their budgets.
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IonQ’s Revenue Surges 336%, but a Manufacturing Bottleneck Looms
IonQ’s commercial opportunity is growing, but it still has to turn customer commitments into finished systems while improving production economics.
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