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Automotive stocks are hot, but 1 of them is not, and it may be the 1 to avoid this year; leader of the pack O'Reilly Automotive is set to trend...

Zoom Video is ready to reverse course, and it could happen soon. The Q2 results and guidance affirm an institutional bottom in the market.

The analysts have lowered the bars for Chipotle Mexican Grill, Nike, and Foot Locker, but the bar may be set too low for these solid brands.

Walmart is winning the retail wars taking share in grocery and other categories; competitor Target has missed the market and may see its shares hit new lows.

The TJX Companies had a great quarter proving that off-price retailers are hitting their stride as shoppers look for bargains.

Target had a mixed quarter and lowered its guidance, pointing to a weak and uncertain second half of the year for the retail sector.

On Holdings sprinted to support after FX headwinds cut into the results; the move is an opportunity to buy into this high-end consumer name.

Home Depot had a solid quarter, but the strength is priced in, and the outlook for the 2nd half took a turn for the worse. The stock could remain range-bound.

Fast-food restaurant stocks are in decline following a solid round of reports. The weakness is opening an opportunity in several dividend names.

Plug Power shares fell double-digits after releasing a weak report and pushing out the commissioning of major projects into 2024.

Aspire Women's Health and Genesco are turning corners and their insiders are buying after several quarters of inactivity.

UPS had a tough quarter, but its dividend is safe enough in 2023. The stock returns to firming support levels and may produce a buy signal soon.

Oil prices are rising again and may deliver another round of windfall profits to the energy sector later this year or in early 2024.

Marketbeat readers have spoken! These are the 10 most-followed stocks on the platform and momentum is building for some interesting names.

Kellogg Company had a mixed quarter but widened margin and beat on the bottom line: the split into 2 companies is on track to close in Q4.

Chipotle Mexican Grill had a solid quarter but was not strong enough to excite the market. The stock is down 10% and offering another tasty entry point.

High-yield Verizon is still on sale and has the support of analysts and institutions; the analysts see at least a 4% of upside, and it could be double-digits.

J.B. Hunt Transportation Services had a rough quarter, but analysts continue to support the stock which is in rally mode.

Carvana had a better-than-expected quarter and restricted debt in a manner supported by debt-holders: shares are up double-digits and on track to reverse.

Charles Schwab leads a rebound in financial stocks following solid results and an outlook that includes a return to growth by the end of the year.

Chewy.com is on the brink of a complete reversal following an upgrade to Buy that has shares on the move. The company should outpace consensus for Q2.

GreenPower Motor Company is gaining traction and momentum as it shifts into high gear to lead the specialty EV market in 2023.

Delta Air Lines is flying higher after beating guidance and raising the outlook for the year: analysts support the stock and may pilot the market to new highs.

Beyond Meat is on the cusp of a substantial rebound, given the expanding availability and reviews of new products like Beyond Steak.

The analysts are busy revising their targets for Salesforce.com earnings after the company announced the first price increase in 7 years.

Meta's revenue and earnings outlook is getting a boost from the rapid adoption of its new app, Threads, which is a potent rival to Twitter.

The NFP report was tepid but points to additional FOMC rate hikes that will cause more economic cracks and bring recession closer.

Mullen Automotive announced a substantial share repurchase plan that has the short sellers moving out; will they reposition or stay out of the market?

Tesla reported record production and deliveries that suggest it will outpace the Q2 revenue and earnings consensus by a wide margin.

High-yield Paychex is moving lower following solid results and guidance that suggest distribution growth will continue in fiscal 2024.