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The meat-alternative specialist is a basket case. It's probably time to sell the stock.

This top video game producer is poised for explosive growth.

The apparel maker's affordable luxury positioning is resonating with value-focused shoppers.

Carvana will need to reverse these two trends in 2026.

Viking Holdings has been a big winner since its IPO.

It's down 42% over the past year.

New partnerships with Costco and Target are set to boost sales and profits.

The online auto retailer's inclusion is well deserved.

Investors considering DraftKings as a 2026 rebound idea aren't off base, but they'll need to monitor prediction markets execution and the company's push to sustainable profitability.

A report says Netflix was considering Disney before making a move on Warner Bros. Discovery. It's not going to happen.

The retailer expects sluggish growth in 2026, barring a housing market recovery.

If even AutoZone can't beat on earnings, what hope does Advance Auto Parts have?

All of these stocks have near-term catalysts as well as long-term opportunities.

Philip Morris International is a "sin stock" that certain investors avoid. But it's really delivering the goods for those willing to own it.

Investors will rarely find a company that's better at executing on its strategy.

Investing doesn't have to be complicated. Focus on picking quality names.

Walmart can continue to outpace Amazon and the S&P 500 if it does well in these two areas.

After outperforming its main competitor, next year could be a banner one for MGM Resorts International.

Investors should watch two key metrics while staying focused on the long term.

Amazon spent 2025 strengthening its foundations, and 2026 could mark the start of a more profitable chapter.