As markets reacted to bank failures, precious metals went into rally mode. Metals ETFs were both higher, along with some institutional-quality metals stocks.
A Fed bailout of Silicon Valley Bank may appear to benefit wealthy venture capitalists and tech founders, but there may be more here than meets the eye.
While office REITs underperform, tailwinds are helping categories including self-storage, entertainment, apartments, industrial spaces, and cell towers.
Current trends and changing demographics are behind growth of medical technology companies. An aging population and a shift to in-home care are among factors.
Several oil tanker stocks are in buy range, or close to it, as the war in Ukraine and high crude prices are contributing to high earnings for tanker companies.
Chip design software maker Synopsys has been consolidating since February. Its technical and fundamental strength suggests it may be ready to notch more gains.
Chemical maker Cabot is growing to meet demand for materials to produce lithium-ion batteries. It may offer a buy opportunity on a moving-average pullback.
Newly public companies are often among the market's big leaders, and these 3 stocks from the IPO class of 2021 are profitable and may be setting up big moves.
Oil tankers are trending higher due to short supply and high demand. Nordic American Tanker and International Seaways recently boosted shareholder payouts.
Revance Therapeutics gapped up 54.34% on January 9, and built upon those gains in February. The company reported its first revenue for Botox competitor Daxxify.
Security-related stocks are gathering steam on growing concern about public safety. These three stocks are rallying to new highs as they benefit from the trend.
Dynatrace is holding gains since its February 1 earnings report and managed to gain 0.54% the week ended February 24, defying the broad market pullback.
Financial services platform NerdWallet notched some of its best price gains since going public in November 2021. Shares are up 71.30% so far in February.
Insurance giant Prudential hasn't gotten traction since reporting Q4 results, but there's room for optimism about it and the broader financial sector in 2023.
Allbirds never got traction after its IPO, and is trading below $3. There are better opportunities within the shoe industry, with companies set to grow profits.
While top oil-and-gas giants get the lion's share of attention, mid-caps NOV, Weatherford, and HighPeak are on track to grow earnings at triple-digit rates.
Despite a recent decrease in lithium demand from China as EV sales slow, industry analysts and executives say global demand should be high for years to come.
Despite challenges including inflation and staffing shortages, Chipotle, Wingstop, and Nathan's Famous are restaurant-industry price-performance leaders.
Pipeline operators Enterprise Product Partners, Energy Transfer, and MPLX are outperforming the broader market while also throwing off high dividend yields.
Arista Networks is in buy range after rallying 4% following better-than-expected Q4 results, Eleven analysts lifted price targets or boosted their ratings.