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Chevron delivered mixed earnings that highlight the cyclical nature of its business, but the company's solid fundamentals suggest this is a buying opportunity

Monster Beverage is on track for new highs despite a short report from Spruce Pine that highlights numerous headwinds in 2025,

Onsemi's stock price correction reached bottom in April and is on track to begin rebounding in 2025, and it only needs a catalyst to drive it.

Tesla’s rally is accelerating post-earnings, as bullish analyst targets, rising momentum, and risk-on sentiment all push shares toward $300.

ExxonMobil had a mixed quarter in Q1, but positioning and increased production sustained cash flow and the capital return for 2025.

After power outages left Portugal and Spain in the dark, the world might have woken up to the fact that fossil fuels are still necessary.

Meta Platforms did well in Q1 in the face of economic uncertainty. Could tariffs take a bigger toll on this business that is executing to a tee in Q2?

Amazon beat Q1 expectations and analysts are staying bullish, but cautious guidance and weak momentum look likely to weigh on sentiment.

Investors are waiting for Palantir to report earnings on May 5; here are two things that investors should focus on prior to the company's quarterly print

With bond market volatility, there could be an opportunity for investors to capitalize; three funds explore the bond space outside of the U.S.

A surge in cloud spending highlighted a strong earnings report that is pushing MSFT stock higher; analysts have raised their price targets signaling new highs

McDonald's faces headwinds in 2025, and its stock price may correct, but the dip will be a buying opportunity for investors, and the value deal may not last.

Advanced Micro Devices is setting up for a robust rebound, which will likely start with the Q1 earnings release and gain momentum as the year progresses.

Defensive staple Hershey offers investors consistent growth potential fueled by strong brands, strategic acquisitions, and potentially moderating cost factors.

Hims & Hers stock rallies by over 25% on news of a collaboration with Novo Nordisk and its weight loss flagship products, and that's not all.

Amid a turbulent 2025, several defensive dividend stocks have emerged as top performers while the S&P 500 remains down 5.5% year-to-date.

NXP Semiconductors is contracting in 2025, but sequential improvement is expected in Q2, cash flow is robust, and the capital return is safe.

Altria is setting up for a run to new highs before the 2nd half and then extend the rally due to its improved earnings quality and capital return.

The Coca-Cola Company builds leverage with increased market share and expanding reach in 2025. Analyst trends lead to new highs.

Intel reported a Q1 earnings beat but offered weak Q2 guidance, leading new CEO Tan to accelerate restructuring efforts focused on core execution.

Insiders are buying mid-cap stocks in 2025. Mid-caps are important because they offer a blend of risk and reward not found with other market caps.

Discover top defense stocks for 2025—Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, and Axon—backed by rising government spending and national modernization efforts.

Alphabet shares rallied after the company reported a strong Q1 2025 earnings beat, announced a dividend increase, and authorized a $70 billion buyback.

See these three top-10 stocks in the pharmaceutical industry that are pledging investment in the United States totalling over $100 billion.

PepsiCo's 2025 hurdles are macroeconomic and not company-specific; the price plunge is setting up a deep value opportunity for long-term investors.

Inverse ETFs are an effective way for bearish investors to capitalize on downturns in specific portions of the market, or in the economy more broadly.

AbbVie is well-positioned for industry-leading growth, as Skyrizi and Rinvoq sales outperform, driving system-wide growth alongside a diversified portfolio.

Fundamentally, investors can start to look for the stocks that might do best once the trade tariff fears subside, bringing plenty of upside.

Joby Aviation's upcoming earnings report will offer insights into operational progress and certification timelines impacting its path to commercialization.

ServiceNow is among the most durable software stocks, expected to sustain a 20% growth pace for the foreseeable future. Analysts lift targets in 2025.