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Biotech Stocks Q1 2025 Recap: Winners And Underperformers
Investing in biotech can be highly rewarding but is fraught with risks; understanding past catalysts can help investors make informed decisions and minimize downside risk. CervoMed Inc. surged over 300% in Q1 2025 due to positive Phase 2b trial results for its lead drug candidate, neflamapimod despite earlier setbacks. Chimerix Inc. gained over 144% after announcing an acquisition by Jazz Pharmaceuticals and positive FDA feedback on its lead drug candidate, dordaviprone.
Avis and Hertz Could Be Winners Amid Trump's Auto Tariffs
President Trump's auto tariffs are bad news for much of the auto industry—but not rental car companies.
Word-of-Mouth Winners: 2 Stocks Growing Without Big Ad Budgets
For many businesses, advertising is absolutely essential to attracting new customers and growing. However, advertising can also be a massive expense.
Tariff Winners Are Hard to Find. Why This Stock Could Be One.
The threat of tariffs has spooked the market but there will still be winners from President Donald Trump's trade policies.
Lincoln Educational Services: Let Your Winners Run
Lincoln Educational Services has delivered a ~200% gain since 2022, driven by a consistently strong story and impressive performance amid challenging conditions. Initially a deep value play, LINC's valuation has expanded to about 9x EBITDA for 2025, reflecting its robust growth prospects. The demand for Lincoln graduates in skilled trades and nursing remains high, and the countercyclical nature of its business model is a key strength.
These 3 Q1 Earnings Winners Will Go Higher
Emerging from the first earnings season of 2025, a picture of a cooling market has become increasingly clear. Companies across sectors signaled caution in their forward guidance, with 59% of S&P 500 companies issuing negative earnings per share (EPS) guidance for the current year as of March 7, 2025.
Winners Of REIT Earnings Season
In Part 2 of our Earnings Recap, we present a sector-by-sector breakdown of the Winners of REIT Earnings Season, discussing incremental positives/negatives and noting the individual standouts. Healthcare REITs were the leaders this earnings season, with results showing robust momentum in senior housing fundamentals, while tenant operator issues improved across other healthcare sub-sectors. Results from Net Lease, Casino, and Residential Mortgage REITs - several of the most rate-sensitive sectors - were also surprisingly steady despite the interest rate turbulence in late 2024.
This 10% Yield Can Be One Of Your Biggest Winners In Retirement: Blue Owl
We've been calling Blue Owl Capital Corporation top-notch before it was cool to do so. In that time, we've collected mounds of income. You can, too. I find wonderful income in the market and share my research with you almost every day.
3 Stocks for Your Watchlist: Unlocking Tomorrow's Winners Today
Given the inherent volatility and unpredictability of the stock market, pinpointing companies primed for significant growth can be a formidable task for investors. While maintaining a personal watchlist of stocks is a common practice, a more potent signal of potential growth can be extracted from curated watchlists provided by market data research providers.
Prediction: These 2 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stocks Will Be the Biggest Winners of 2025
Artificial intelligence (AI) stocks have driven the stock market higher, supercharging the bull market and leading the S&P 500 to its second consecutive year of double-digit gains. And this momentum is very likely to continue.
Recent Developments Show These 3 Growth Stocks Could Be Big Winners In 2025
As earnings season concludes, investors looking for meaningful catalysts to point to as reasons to own specific stocks certainly have plenty to think about.
Energy Transfer: It's Simple, Let Your Energy Winners Keep On Running
Energy Transfer LP is delicately positioned as a growth and income hybrid play, benefiting from AI infrastructure expansion and supportive Trump administration policies. ET's diversified energy infrastructure helps lower the underlying market volatility, as high utilization helps support its mostly fee-based model. ET's forward EBITDA multiple of 8.8x and a distribution yield of nearly 7% suggest that investors have yet to fully revalue its bullish thesis.
