With hundreds of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) available in the industry today, it can become overwhelming to pick the right one.
Trinity Capital stands out in the BDC space for its ~14% dividend yield, niche growth strategy, internal management, growing net investment income and rising book value. However, it faces risks, including relatively low first lien loans, relatively low floating rate debt, interest rate sensitivity and investment style. This report reviews all of the above and then concludes with my strong opinion on investing.
OMCL's expanding SaaS pipeline, global push and solid solvency highlight growth potential despite rising competition.
KGC's surging cash flow and strong liquidity are powering shareholder returns, with an ambitious $750 million return plan for 2025.
MRVL posts strong Q3 fiscal 2026 growth and sees data center momentum driving its fiscal 2027 outlook.
MU, FIX, KGC, ONON and MDB are five growth picks showing strong revenue and earnings growth heading into December.
The bidding war for Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) is officially over, as the entertainment giant and Netflix (NFLX) announced an $83 billion deal Friday.
Stock futures are inching higher after the major indexes turned in a mixed performance on Thursday; investors are awaiting the release of the Federal Reserve's preferred measure of inflation; Netflix has reached a deal to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery; shares of Hewlett Packard Enterprise are tumbling after a disappointing earnings report; and Ulta Beauty shares are surging after the retailer released strong results.
RIG, HP and PTEN stand out as resilient picks as the Zacks Oil and Gas - Drilling industry faces softer demand, rising costs and firmer deepwater trends.
3M stock has risen by 33% this year, fueled by a mix of strategic and operational enhancements, including a successful strategic turnaround that focuses on cost reductions and transitioning the product mix towards higher-margin offerings. Significant contributing factors encompass robust financial performance, with the company consistently exceeding analyst expectations for earnings and revenue.
Apple (AAPL) has an impressive history of swift increases, with rallies exceeding 30% within a period of less than two months during years like 2010, 2019, and 2024. Significantly, there were two instances where gains surpassed 50% within about two months, specifically in 2012 and 2020.
DocuSign (DOCU) is a contrarian rebound play, trading at value territory after a 25% YTD decline despite strong Q3 results. DOCU's platform strategy, IAM, is driving positive net retention, expanded deals, and multiple monetization streams, supporting renewed sales momentum. At 3.9x EV/FY27 revenue and 16.6x FY26 P/E, DOCU offers a de-risked entry point with recurring revenue and international growth potential.
Netflix Inc (NASDAQ:NFLX, XETRA:NFC) and Warner Bros Discovery Inc (NASDAQ:WBD, XETRA:J5A) announced an agreement under which Netflix will acquire Warner Bros, including its film and television studios, HBO Max, and HBO, in a transaction valued at approximately $82.7 billion. The deal combines Netflix's global streaming platform with Warner Bros' film and television operations and legacy franchises.
Shares of First Phosphate Corp. (CSE:PHOS, OTCQX:FRSPF) surged more than 12% on Thursday after research firm Emerging Growth initiated coverage with a Buy rating and a 12-month price target of C$4.93, saying the Québec-based developer is positioned to anchor a Western supply chain for purified phosphoric acid (PPA) used in lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries. In its note, Emerging Growth said that it believes the market is “underpricing the combination of ore quality, deep-water logistics at the Port of Saguenay, and a staged integration plan that generates cash from concentrate sales while the acid plant advances toward feasibility and FID.
Victoria's Secret (VSCO) came out with a quarterly loss of $0.27 per share versus the Zacks Consensus Estimate of a loss of $0.6. This compares to a loss of $0.5 per share a year ago.
I raise my rating for UP Fintech from Hold to Buy, following my assessment of its Q3 results and FY25 outlook. TIGR reported a more rapid rate of revenue growth and net margin improvement in the recent quarter. The company should do well for the full year, considering positive management disclosures, favorable regulatory developments, and the good progress made in Hong Kong.
In one of the most groundbreaking deals the streaming world has ever seen, Netflix announced on Friday its acquisition of Warner Bros. with an enterprise value of $82.7 billion.
Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) is betting on a more affordable Model 3 to help it claw back market share in Europe, where electric vehicle sales are under pressure and the competition keeps getting cheaper. On Friday, the company began offering a stripped-back version of its Model 3 sedan in several European countries, just weeks after launching the same model in the United States.
Demonstrates ability to gain market share across nearly all regions, supported by strong performance of the Ultra line, which posted over 29% growth in the U.S. market. Strengthens global brand positioning while preserving margins, indicating disciplined pricing strategy and efficient cost control. Early penetration in major emerging markets such as China and India suggests a long runway for growth, with increases above 40% and 54% respectively.
Meta Platforms, Inc. remains a Strong Buy as recent 11% dip is a buying opportunity, not a warning. META's AI-driven ad business is compounding revenue growth, with Advantage+ and Reels generating $60B and $50B annual run rates, respectively. AI CapEx concerns are overblown; META funds investments from a strong cash position and robust free cash flow.
Recent rotation from Nvidia Corporation into Alphabet/Google on TPU enthusiasm created a buyable dip, despite Nvidia still owning the default, general‑purpose AI compute platform across clouds. Nvidia's moat rests on its vertically integrated AI racks—Grace CPUs, Hopper/Blackwell GPUs, Mellanox networking, and CUDA software—rather than raw chip speed, locking in developers and enterprises. TPUs may gain share within Google Cloud, but NVDA's platform remains the industry standard for general-purpose AI workloads.
Roku remains a great buy as it rebounds from the established Q4 '25 support levels, with the market putting their prior lumpy platform margin concerns behind them. ROKU's ramping up of the Amazon DSP partnership may accelerate the former's advertising monetization, allowing them to tap into the growing CTV ad market size of $46.89B in 2028. This builds upon the robust subscription growth as observed in the streaming share expansion, aided by the completed Frndly TV acquisition and the recent launch of the ad-free tier, Howdy.
Pfizer's stock rebounded from April lows yet still trades as if COVID and patent cliffs equal business ruin, despite resilient non‑COVID franchises and pipeline optionality. Q3 looked weak, with revenue and EPS down year-over-year, yet both beat estimates as Vyndaqel, Nurtec, and Padcev collectively offset fading COVID contributions. Pfizer's adjusted margin stayed near seventy‑six percent, and OPEX fell, while a $1.5 billion manufacturing optimization program should expand margins and earnings by 2027.
National Beverage offers a compelling 4.6% estimated forward yield via special dividends, appealing to income-focused investors despite inconsistent payouts. FIZZ's core La Croix brand faces market share pressure from larger competitors, and revenue growth has slowed to low single digits. Management's new stock buyback plan and improving margins support EPS growth, but the stock remains slightly overvalued with a projected price target 10% below current levels.
In 2025, Barrick Mining Corp (NYSE: B) has produced what many would describe as a breakout. The company's stock has climbed approximately 154% YTD, showcasing a strong combination of increasing gold (and copper) prices, robust operational performance, and a strategic pivot that appears to have regained investor trust.
Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) has been one of the stock market's biggest success stories ever.
Netflix defended its acquisition of Warner Bros. as a strategic and informed move.
The trade war with China was tough on Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA) investors.
Stocks gave investors much to be thankful during Thanksgiving Week, as highlighted by a 5.79% rally the Nasdaq-100 Index (NDX). That's good news for the NDX-tracking Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) and the Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF (QQQM), but the impressive final week to November is now in the rearview mirror.
It certainly seems like volatility is going to stay on the menu for bitcoin for at least a little while longer. The price of the cryptocurrency has continued to drop to new lows in November, passing below the $90 thousand threshold well into the mid-$80 thousand mark.