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The world's largest cruise line posted better-than-expected results in its third-quarter earnings report.

Even if it's lagging the S&P 500 now, Monster still has plenty of potential to outperform the broader markets moving forward.

Nike has taken a beating, but its latest slump could look very different.

Reliable annual dividend hikes can compound more rapidly than you might expect.

Shares are 80% off their record high and trade at a roughly 13-year low.

A reliable monthly dividend can ease the sting of a falling share price.

Amazon's net margin edges Alibaba's despite vastly different scale, while Alibaba's valuation trades at half Amazon's price-to-sales multiple, a rare divergence worth examining.

Wendy's is near its 52-week low as the fast food chain struggles to win back customers.

Customers are still flocking to its drive-thrus, but the coffee chain's sales multiple slid after Wall Street flinched at management's growth guidance.

After all, expectations aren't particularly high for the storied food company.

Investors are focused on earnings, but another catalyst could drive Nike's comeback.

Despite double-digit revenue growth, the stock has struggled to rebound.

Monster Beverage keeps expanding into new markets with decades of growth behind it. Kraft Heinz is spending heavily to win back market share it has been losing for years.

Monster Beverage is already an $8 billion-plus revenue company, but it still has the ingredients to keep growing.

The fast food giant is investing heavily in changing its stores and menus, and it's also experimenting with ads on its drive-thru order boards.

The two stocks offer above-average dividend yields.

The shares trade at a discounted valuation, adding to the potential upside.

Nike's stock has gotten crushed this year.

Rising yields are sending mortgage rates sharply higher and damaging the housing market.

It's been a painful game of thrones for both companies that fought for Warner Bros. Discovery. They should both bounce back.