Stock News & Analysis

The high-growth fintech company has a bright future ahead.

A pharmaceutical company's success with a Phase 2 study doesn't guarantee positive results in Phase 3.

Costco didn't have a headline-grabbing year in 2025, and that's precisely what the company intended.

Shares of Viper Energy were on a tear through late last year, but the story has since soured for the stock.

Both stocks are down since the middle of the year, but one has solid long-term competitive advantages.

This pre-revenue, pre-licensed large-cap looks plenty overvalued.

This company's stock rallied strongly on important news, but has since started to cool off as the hard work begins.

Something beyond this stock's recent performance has drawn one fund's big backing.

The risk-versus-reward profile is vastly different for UPS and Enterprise, but in this instance, dividend lovers are the big winners.

Fluor's business is gaining strength, and it is monetizing a major investment; however, the market may already be factoring all of this into the stock price.

As diners mock "slop bowls," it looks like Chipotle's restaurant experience is losing its premium appeal. But 2026 could bring relief to shareholders.

An improving earnings profile, aggressive buybacks, and a renewed focus on margins might be changing how long-term investors think about this healthcare distributor.

Oracle is transforming from a tech stalwart to a major player in infrastructure and services for high-performance computing.

Interactive Brokers' stock has soared, fueled by surging account growth and strong momentum across its entire business.

You have a prime opportunity to avoid these major blunders in the new year.

D-Wave's stock soared in 2025, leaving IonQ in the dust.

This fund's new investment has made Connecticut-based Webster Financial a top-five holding.

The Gap now accounts for 1.8% of fund AUM, placing it outside the fund's top five holdings.

Amazon is making a habit of beating Wall Street's expectations, so its stock might be undervalued right now.

Rexford is still executing operationally, but this portfolio move hints at a growing gap between strong fundamentals and what investors are willing to pay for them.