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Arcos Dorados is the largest McDonald's franchisee and is expected to produce industry and market-leading growth in 2024.

Nike is a capital return machine with a solid yield and repurchases that more than double the effective payout; business is normalizing and the outlook stable.

Memory chipmaker Micron improves sequentially and issues an outlook that includes a return to growth and profitability in 2024.

Costco had a solid quarter and continues to build its cash hoard, raising the odds that investors will receive a special dividend.

Chip stocks have been beaten up over the past few months and present an opportunity for investors ahead of the Q3 reporting season.

Silicon anode batteries will alter the EV landscape with higher density, greater output, and quicker charging for lower cost.

KB Homes is another cash-producing machine buying back shares, paying dividends, building cash, and increasing its book value and discount

Amazon is gaining traction in 2023 and is expected to continue growing in 2024 which helps explain why analysts and institutions are buying the stock

FedEx results are mixed in the way investors like; margins are wider and earnings robust and sufficient to cover the capital return outlook

The consumer staples sector is beaten down and offering a significant value and high yield for long-term-minded investors

Auto parts stocks are not all the same: Autozone is a buy-now-and-hold-forever name that offers investors a discount in Q3

Mullen Automotive shares are trading near historic lows but may be about to turn a corner due to ramping production, orders, and revenue.

Apple's new iPhone 15 is a hot ticket item, but will it move the needle for shareholders? Read to find out what will move the stock and why.

Lennar continues to outpace the consensus estimates and is guiding for strength that suggests growth will return in Q4 or early in 2024.

Kroger is not an exciting stock, which makes it perfect for income portfolios; it is a low-beta name with a market-beating yield and catalysts to drive it.

Oracle shares are down a solid 10% following the Q1 release, but this is a buying opportunity, not a time to sell, and there are reasons why.

Tesla gets an upgrade based on the new Dojo supercomputer and its potential to up-end the AI and computer vision industry.

These stocks have more in common than analysts' attention. Read on to find out why these are the Most Upgraded Stocks for the 1st week of September.

AI is hot and nowhere hotter than the applications that use it, including physical and software robots that automate business processes.

Dividend Kings are among the highest quality stocks for income investors, and these are growing their distribution fastest and can sustain high growth.

The retail environment is shifting, but not all is lost. The group has clear winners that can provide healthy returns for investors.

MongoDB has emerged as the go-to source for AI-powered development tools and database services, and its shares are moving higher.

The PCE price index was hotter than expected as inflation accelerates and suggests the FOMC will follow through on its threat to raise rates again.

These six cybersecurity stocks outperform their expectations and are set up to move higher on analysts' sentiment and growth.

Ambarella shares fell more than 20% on weak guidance but a return to growth is at hand; analysts and institutions put a floor in the market.

Insurance stocks face their share of headwinds but can sustain dividend payments and growth this year and into the future.

3M settled the ear plug lawsuit, clearing the path forward. The stock offers investors a high yield and value that may be too hard to pass up

Computer vision stocks stand to gain from AI 2.0: the widespread embedding of AI technology, including automotive, IoT, and consumer products.

Pet care stocks are down compared to last year and the short interest is high but improving cash flows and secular trends suggest a short-squeeze is possible.

These membership clubs are outperforming in 2023 and set up to trend higher on shifting consumer habits and widening margins.