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If you use the analysts for a guide, the post-release dip in Garrett Motion Inc. (NYSE: GTX) shares offers a buying opportunity. The consensus is a "buy" with a price target roughly 85% above the

The private label trend in the U.S. continues to accelerate as retailers offer these generic food items under their own brands and logos. This is not a new concept. European grocery stores are

Space exploration infrastructure services and machines manufacturer Intuitive Machines Inc. (NASDAQ: LUNR) already has two strikes against it right out of the gate. The stock went public through a

The Silicon Valley Bank bankruptcy shook the regional bank sector as investors panicked and depositors quickly transferred their money to larger financial institutions like JPMorgan Chase & Co.

As dividend aristocrats and dividend growth stocks like Proctor & Gamble (NYSE: PG), which operate in essential everyday products, begin to announce their first quarter 2023 earnings results, it

Telecom giant AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T) spun off its Warnermedia division to merge with Discovery Networks to form Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. (NYSE: WBD) to reduce some of its massive debt load. AT&T

Certain mining stocks are falling after the Chilean government announced its plan to change the nation's stance toward the mining industry, rightfully worrying most investors. Chile has delivered

A vast population of market participants seems to be focused on the hype and growth potential that electric vehicles are bringing to light, however as the space is filled by companies that may or

Industrial stocks have been struggling to gain traction in 2023, but news from PPG Industries (NYSE: PPG) and CSX (NYSE: CSX) has these stocks melting-up. The combination of underlying business

Proctor & Gamble’s (NYSE: PG) Q3 report echoes news from other Dividend Kings that have reported this week. The report is a shining example of why Dividend Kings, Dividend Aristocrats and dividend

The vehicle market for Americans has been a nightmare for the past two quarters, and it is likely moving onto three. As low rates and cheap loans pushed inventory for new vehicles toward

IBM’s (NYSE: IBM) share price is struggling to hold gains inspired by the Q1 earnings report, and they may move lower but don’t take this as a signal to sell. The results failed to sustain a

Shares of Philip Morris International, Inc. (NYSE: PM) are trying to stage a recovery after falling 5% in pre-market trading on April 20. This came after the company reported mixed results in its

Genuine Parts Company (NYSE: GPC) has had its share of ups and downs, but along the way, it has proven the value of Dividend Kings. Dividend Kings and their 50+ year history of distribution

Consumer spending usually follows close behind when the economic cycle swings from expansion to contraction. As discretionary and corporate spending increases, American Express (NYSE: AXP) is able

Cheesecake Factory (NASDAQ: CAKE) needs to catch up to the sit-down restaurant group regarding the restaurant rebound, but it may surprise investors with the next earnings report. Trends in the

The March CPI report sent a ripple of relief through the market, and the S&P 500 (NYSEARCA: SPY) moving higher, but don’t go chasing prices. The report was better than expected but had too many

The old saying, “I’m from the government, I’m here to help,” is always intended as a punchline, but a Medicare rule changes sure did help shares of Shockwave Medical Inc. (NASDAQ: SWAV). 

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Proterra Inc. (NASDAQ: PTRA) is emerging as an up-and-comer among a new wave of EV stocks. These stocks include the likes of GreenPower Motors (NASDAQ: GP), Hypercharge Networks (OTCMKTS) and even

There are a few foundational materials that make our world go round, money is not one of them, but it sure does buy them all. Vaclav Smil, a renounced Czech scientist, wrote in his book "How the

A 90% rally since the middle of October should be enough to convince anyone of the bona fides of Shopify Inc. (NYSE: SHOP) as a top tech recovery stock. At one point last quarter, they were up

When the COVID-19 pandemic took off and affected industries and sectors across the economic spectrum by creating curfews and lockdown mandates, many critical global supply and value chain hubs saw