Motley Fool Staff

How can you use a company's stock price to give you a window into the future?

And ThredUp CEO James Reinhart talks about resale as a service and the company's growth plans.

Look beyond the big print.

Plus some advice for those who have student loans.

Rising mortgage rates and tight housing supply aren't bad news for everyone.

We've also got a look at VinFast Auto, Grayscale Bitcoin Trust, and 3M.

And we break down Best Buy's latest report.

"Mathematics just constantly gets bigger, and faster, and better. "

Abercrombie is back in vogue, but be careful chasing this cyclical business.

Instacart is profitable and growing. Is that enough to spark investor interest?

"I know that it's been a wild ride, that there been some ups and downs, but this is a company that has taken share every single quarter that we've been in business until this most recent downturn and we're going to come out of this stronger than ever."

Who's getting it right?

While Lowe's deals with a DIY slowdown and Dick's Sporting Goods endures customer theft.

Air conditioners have had a busy summer.

Investors have a lot to consider when choosing where to put their money.

And Datadog CEO Olivier Pomel helps investors understand the company's recent results.

Don't forget to check out Snowflake, too.

And Target and TJX are on opposite sides of retail trends.

Plus we look at the news around U.S. Steel and the Elon Musk-Mark Zuckerberg cage match.

A real estate bankruptcy shakes confidence in China and consumers across the globe focus on lower-priced items.