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For investors of Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX), it's been a sluggish year. Shares are trading at the same prices they were at last July, having stuck within...

Here are some of the better-looking social media names to consider adding to your portfolio for Q3. Investors will still need to exercise caution in t...

The stock market can be a funny place sometimes, as investors of Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) found out last week.

Crude oil has been in a solid uptrend since this time last year, tacking on more than 600% from the crazy days of 2020 when the price of a barrel brie...

Back at the start of May, the folks over at Wells Fargo took a stab at picking stocks they thought were set to outperform their peers and the broader...

JPMorgan came out strong on the industry's prospects for a full recovery, pointing towards positive booking momentum and positive pricing trends. They...

For a company whose shares powered to new highs on what felt like a daily basis for much of last year, Nike (NYSE: NKE) has surprised many with its sl...

Though Wendy's (NASDAQ: WEN) stock was cut in half during the dark days of February and March of last year, Wall Street quickly realized that convenie...

For a fashion, specifically athletic fashion, company, Lululemon (NASDAQ: LULU) is trading very much like a tech stock. Maybe it has to do with them b...

Few companies encapsulated 2020 and the market's surprising reaction to the pandemic more than Zoom Video (NASDAQ: ZM). Having only IPO'd the previous...

With consistent higher lows being set on their stock's chart for much of the past year, there's a lot to like about Delta Airlines (NYSE: DAL) right n...

But as equity markets, in general, turn higher after a sluggish few months in the meantime, it looks like there's a fresh fire being lit underneath stocks that have above average short interest. Here are three that are worth keeping a close eye on

For many investors, Boeing (NYSE: BA) will always be the one that got away. When equity markets were awash with volatility in February and March of last year,

One way to mitigate this risk is by focusing on quality names, and choosing the best among them. While there are more than a few methods available to both determine and find quality, looking at a company's dividend history is one of the more popular and reliable.

Just in case anyone doubted it, the 7% jump seen in Ford (NYSE: F) shares last Thursday were further proof that the automobile stalwart is back, and potentially better than ever.

A 7% gap up off the open in yesterday's session should tell you all you need to know about Abercrombie & Fitch's (NYSE: ANF) latest earnings report.

A 4.5% jump in Tuesday's session was enough to make shares of fast food burger joint Shake Shack (NYSE: SHAK) among the best performing on US equities on a day when most of the major indices finished lower.

After a 50% fall from grace, shares of Splunk (NASDAQ: SPLK) are starting to look like they're ready to stop falling and turn to the upside.

After sliding close to 20% from an all time high that ended up forming a dangerous looking double top, shares of fast food name Chipotle (NYSE: CMG) look to have put in a low.

A 3% jump in Wednesday's session was just what shares of Salesforce (NYSE: CRM) needed. Since hitting an all time high back in August, they've been setting consecutively lower lows and have given up close to 20% of their value.

While the tech-heavy NASDAQ index continues to drop, shares of data warehousing company Snowflake (NYSE: SNOW) are going from strength to strength. In a way, it's business as normal for them.

For a company that was tagging all-time highs as recently as March, Disney (NYSE: DIS) shares have grown quite soft in recent weeks. We've seen a more risk-averse sentiment creep into equities since interest rates started popping last quarter,

After almost doubling in value in their first few months of public trading, shares of Airbnb (NASDAQ: ABNB) are struggling to keep their head above water even as their core revenue engine starts to rev up again.

It wasn't so long ago that Lemonade (NYSE: LMND) investors were sitting high and mighty, after a 300% run in less than three months had shares up around 4x from where they IPO'd.

For a company that watched its shares rally by more than 600% last year, The Trade Desk (NASDAQ: TTD) has had a rough first five months to 2021.

With a 50% slide in their shares over the last four months, Peloton (NASDAQ: PTON) risks becoming one of the biggest, and latest, stars of 2020 to blow up.

After experiencing a 700% run in less than a year's worth of trading, shares of Etsy (NASDAQ: ETSY) are learning that what goes up, must come down.

It's almost two years to the day since shares of video game maker Activision Blizzard (NASDAQ: ATVI) bottomed out after shedding more than 50% of their value.

Shares of high street fashion retailer Ralph Lauren (NYSE: RL) are approaching a key point in their current rally. Having run up more than 120% in the past twelve months, the stock is starting to touch a strong resistance level set by its previous June 2018 highs.

It looks like the folks over at Wells Fargo share this feeling, as they published what's being called their "Signature Picks" list yesterday. It's a portfolio of 35 stocks, with an average expected return of 15%, a