Tom Yeung here with this week's Sunday Digest. In 2022, commodity stocks were in trouble.
Mandy Xu, Cboe Global Markets head of derivatives, joins 'Fast Money' to discuss what she expects volatility to look like in 2025.
CBOE (CBOE) has an impressive earnings surprise history and currently possesses the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely beat in its next quarterly report.
The market is obsessed with risky options, but disciplined investors know slow & steady wins. I highlight the power of dividend growth investing for long-term wealth creation, offering a less volatile. I explore three companies poised to benefit from major trends: one from the options craze itself, another from a booming healthcare sector, and a third from unique real estate opportunities. These picks offer attractive valuations, consistent dividend growth, and a high potential for long-term returns. They prove you don't need excessive risk for great results—just a focus on solid fundamentals.
In 2025, economic uncertainty is likely to remain high, with macro forces, inflation, and geopolitical risks shaping the market. The Fed's policies and rate hikes create challenges. Rising interest rates and high inflation, alongside the growing national debt, pose risks for both investors and the U.S. government. Volatile bond markets may worsen this situation. Despite short-term concerns, dividend growth stocks, particularly those with inflation protection, offer long-term opportunities. Quality cyclical stocks remain an attractive focus.
Inflation poses a challenge to dividend investors. While stocks offer long-term protection, short-term volatility requires strategic stock picking. Companies with pricing power and low input costs are key. Focus on revenue growth and controlled operating expenses. Business models like royalties, exchange operators, and streamers offer unique advantages during inflationary times. My analysis highlights investments positioned to thrive in this environment, offering both stability and growth. Prioritizing favorable revenue and cost dynamics ensures long-term dividend success.
Product innovation, increased market volatility and a strategic economic market model are expected to aid Securities and Exchanges stocks like ICE, CME, NDAQ, CBOE and MKTX. However, compliance with regulations remains a challenge.
In an unpredictable market, finding reliable dividend growth is a challenge. This article zeroes in on three stocks that offer standout value and growth potential. Each stock has been selected for its resilience and strong fundamentals, even in a fluctuating economic landscape, giving dividend investors a stable edge. With these picks, investors can balance value with growth in today's market, making them smart, dependable options for long-term dividend strategies.
Deutsche Bank analyst Brian Bedell upgraded Cboe Global Markets, Inc. CBOE to Buy from Hold and raised the price target to $222.
Deutsche Bank analyst Brian Bedell upgraded Cboe Global Markets to Buy from Hold with a $222 price target.
Morgan Stanley analyst Michael J. Cyprys downgraded Cboe Global Markets, Inc. CBOE to Underweight from Equal-Weight, with a price forecast of $199 (unchanged).
Cboe Global Markets, Inc. (BATS:CBOE ) Q3 2024 Earnings Conference Call November 1, 2024 8:30 AM ET Company Participants Fred Tomczyk - CEO Dave Howson - Global President Jill Griebenow - CFO Chris Isaacson - COO Ken Hill - Head of IR & Treasurer Conference Call Participants Patrick Moley - Piper Sandler Ben Budish - Barclays Dan Fannon - Jefferies Alex Kramm - UBS Anthony Corbin - Goldman Sachs Owen Lau - Oppenheimer Craig Siegenthaler - Bank of America Ashish Sabadra - RBC Capital Markets Kyle Voigt - KBW Bill Katz - TD Cowen Madeline Daleiden - J.P. Morgan Chris Allen - Citi Operator Thank you for standing by.