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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.

This stock was cut in half over the summer, even though the business keeps growing.

The stock has underperformed the market this year, despite the business performing exceptionally well.

Kraft Heinz trades at a steep discount but just took a $7.4 billion impairment hit; Coca-Cola commands a premium on proven profitability and scale.

This under-the-radar food distribution stock boasts a Superscore of 74 from our Hidden Gems Primary database, part of The Motley Fool's Moneyball Database system. Here's why.

Apple is beating the market this year, but a stock beating Apple's return has a higher yield than the seven "Magnificent Seven" stocks combined.

Lucid burns cash faster but trades cheaper. Rivian has deeper pockets and a VW partnership. But both face a brutal path to profitability.

Despite dominating the home improvement market, this company has been operating from a position of fundamental weakness.

A 64-year streak of increasing the payout makes this a top dividend stock.

The small coffee shop chain has big ambitions.

Nike has struggled to rebuild its brand, and a turnaround won't be quick or easy.

Once a high-flying stock posting huge returns, this premium apparel brand has fallen out of favor.

Value investors might lean toward the apparel stock, but that's a risky proposition.

The warehouse club operator is a bargain, even if its price tag and valuation might seem high.

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Lululemon faces mounting governance risks as investors question leadership credibility.

Investors have an increasingly attractive income and growth opportunity in PepsiCo stock.

The company's shares may have peaked at $341 per share.