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Higher interest rates are starting to moderate and could serve as a significant catalyst for the homebuilding industry. One of the top housing stocks that could rebound sharply in 2026 if the

The COVID-19 pandemic was a boon for certain businesses. However, it also dealt a devastating blow to others. Carnival (NYSE: CCL) fell into the latter camp, as its operations were halted

As a Target (NYSE: TGT) shareholder, I feel like I've been wearing the mass-market retailer's signature bullseye logo in recent years. Target stock has lost a third of its value in 2025, cut nearly

Long-term investing is the key to sustainable returns in the stock market, but sometimes it can backfire spectacularly. For example, if you purchased $1,000 of Carnival Corp. (NYSE: CCL) (NYSE: CUK)

Inflation is usually pretty insidious, slowly eroding the purchasing power of your dollars. But occasionally, inflation intensifies to the point where it becomes an openly discussed problem.

This

Dutch Bros (NYSE: BROS) is an up-and-coming coffee shop chain that's establishing a strong brand presence and picking up loyal fans. It looks like it has a long growth runway, but does that make it

Is Starbucks (NASDAQ: SBUX) stock on the dreaded investor naughty list this holiday season?

Its recent share price performance suggests that it is. A string of uninspiring earnings reports has

Fast-casual burrito chain Chipotle (NYSE: CMG) is so well known that it's easy to forget how young the company is. The stock has been publicly traded for fewer than 20 years.

Since its IPO in

Target (NYSE: TGT) has had a pretty big fall over the past few years. It has struggled in multiple ways, and its stock continues to dive. You might be interested in buying Target stock at this low

If you own a good number of stocks, it's not easy picking your favorites. Do you go with your largest holdings or the ones you've bought recently? I like to go with a little bit of both. Target

Investors need to consider what they're getting when they buy a stock. That includes both the business itself and the price tag that Wall Street is awarding the business.

There's a difficult choice

Carnival (NYSE: CCL) (NYSE: CUK) has experienced both the worst and the best of times in recent years. The world's biggest cruise operator saw business reach a standstill during the height of the

Starbucks turned a simple cup of coffee into a global empire -- a business built on habit, consistency, and scale. But the next great coffee story may look very different.

Enter Dutch Bros (NYSE:

If you rewind the automotive industry back about two decades, there was a fairly well-known problem with Detroit automakers such as Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) and General Motors (NYSE: GM). The

Nike (NYSE: NKE) is still the largest athletic wear company in the world, and the largest apparel company of any type in the U.S. However, this retail giant's stock has been a big loser for

Target (NYSE: TGT) just released its third-quarter 2025 earnings report, and it did little to inspire confidence in the company. Net sales and profits have continued their declines, even as Walmart

The market embraced Sweetgreen (NYSE: SG) stock when it went public in 2021 to much fanfare. But it quickly plunged along with the market, and the stock has been up and down since then. Let's

Target (NYSE: TGT) saw revenue take off in early pandemic days as the company won customers over with its practical contactless pickup and delivery offers. In fact, the retailer has grown revenue by

Shares of Carnival (NYSE: CCL) have bounced back in remarkable fashion. In the past three years, they have soared 172% (as of Nov. 18). The market has become optimistic thanks to impressive

California-based Financial Sense Advisors reduced its position in Whirlpool (NYSE:WHR) by 62,238 shares in the third quarter, lowering its stake by approximately $7.1 million, according to an SEC

The S&P 500 has soared to record levels, and many investors are torn between wanting to benefit from the artificial intelligence (AI)-driven market enthusiasm and being wary about inflated stock

Almost 45 years ago, in December 1980, the athletic apparel giant Nike (NYSE: NKE) and tech behemoth Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) went public within 10 days of each other. And for the next 40 years, Nike's

Once upon a time, not so long ago at all, Carnival (NYSE: CCL)(NYSE: CUK) was a reliable market-beating stock with a dominant position in the cruise industry and consistently increasing sales.

After

It's that time of the quarter when hedge funds file their 13F documents. 13F filings reveal the buys and sells of major SEC-registered hedge funds during the prior quarter, providing insight into