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Just because a business is susceptible to things it cannot control doesn't mean it's a lousy company.

I would say that applies to Pool Corp. (NASDAQ: POOL) right now. The world's largest wholesale

Amidst heavy competition among coffeehouses, Dutch Bros (NYSE: BROS) has increasingly stood out. The Oregon-based coffee chain has spearheaded a rapid expansion, opening its 1,000th location in

During early pandemic times, Target (NYSE: TGT) showed the strength of its e-commerce platform and contactless pickup and delivery systems, and over five years, the retailer was able to grow revenue

The investment case for Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) is best understood as an intrinsically connected series of high-risk/high-reward investments, but with a difference. Here's why that difference means

Warner Bros. Studios has existed for over a century, and in that time, the revered motion picture company has experienced many twists and turns. It was part of the disastrous merger with AOL at the

Explore the exciting world of Nike (NYSE: NKE) with our contributing expert analysts in this Motley Fool Scoreboard episode. Check out the video below to gain valuable insights into market trends

Considering the current economic environment, investors may appear to have good reason to avoid McDonald's (NYSE: MCD) stock. Even though revenue and comparable sales rose, the company admitted that

It's an unlikely success story. Indeed, the electric vehicle industry was nearly non-existent when Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) began delivering its very first Model S sedans back in 2012. Tesla arguably

If you're a bargain hunter and want to buy stocks that are dirt cheap, you're likely going to need to take on some risk. Struggling stocks are usually cheap for a reason. The key thing is to

Granite Investment Partners, LLC cut its stake in Wingstop by 64,977 shares in the third quarter, reducing exposure by an estimated $22.28 million, SEC filings show.

According to a filing with the

This year has thrown a few curveballs at major automakers such as General Motors (NYSE: GM) and Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F). The Detroit automakers have done well navigating choppy waters that

Dutch Bros (NYSE: BROS) might not have the size of Starbucks, but it's quickly brewing something special. With a strong sense of community, a loyal following, and an expanding drive-thru footprint

The tech-fueled bull market has lasted for over three years, but not every sector is participating. Several leading retail brands have sunk sharply over the past year. Several problems can be to

Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ: RIVN) stock exploded 25% higher after it reported third-quarter earnings Nov. 4. Obviously, the results were positive. But whether you're a Rivian investor or own shares

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) CEO Elon Musk is going all in on robotaxis. He predicts "millions" of Tesla robotaxis to be on the streets of America in 2026. Much of Tesla's valuation is likely tied up in its

GameStop (NYSE: GME) stock remains under pressure. It has been nearly five years since a meme stock-fueled rally took the stock to a split-adjusted intraday high of $120.75 per share. Today, trading

In 2020 and 2021, the COVID-19 pandemic stirred up fierce headwinds for some companies but generated strong tailwinds for others.

One of the companies that faced an existential crisis was Carnival

Pool Corp. (NASDAQ: POOL) isn't a name you'll likely know unless you fall into one of two categories: First, you own a pool. Second, you track the investment decisions of Warren Buffett, CEO of

Legendary investor Warren Buffett is no stranger to electric vehicle (EV) stocks. He once made more than 2,000% in profits by investing in Chinese EV maker BYD. He owned that company for more than