Jon Quast

A beat and a raise weren't enough to keep Wall Street from lowering its outlook for the stock.

The market doesn't like its decelerating growth rate.

While everyone is obsessing over the top line, the bottom line tells an equally compelling story.

Bitcoin isn't going up as fast as it once was, causing these two stocks to lose some of their luster.

First-quarter revenue fell short, but full-year revenue is still on track.

If you just looked at the stock price, you'd never guess these three were performing so well.

The speed with which these businesses have fully recovered is surprising.

Its first-quarter results were what everyone expected, but Wall Street is growing more pessimistic in its outlook on stocks.

First-quarter numbers looked good on the surface, but the stalling price of Bitcoin has the stock down today.

The company is set to report earnings tomorrow, and the market will be looking for strong revenue growth.

With celebrity endorsements like Elon Musk and Tom Brady, a new all-time high for Ethereum, and brokerage outages from surging Dogecoin volume, this was a weekend to remember.

But this doesn't mean that you should ignore the other metrics in the background.

Analysts are less bullish on the company today than they were just a couple of months ago.

Its direct-to-consumer business is skyrocketing, and that's good news, considering its getting new competitors in stores.

Investors rewarded the stock for triple-digit growth, but the market remains unsure about the remainder of 2021.

The company is making gains faster than expected.

Revenue wasn't just up. The quality of its revenue structure has also improved.

The company's growth rate looks great compared to last year, but business was a little better last quarter.

The company is being acquired by a private equity firm.

The market is forward-looking, and it doesn't like what's ahead next quarter.