Disney stock fell 2% last week, but our analysis suggests the stock could deliver nearly 30% upside over the next few years. Here’s why the recent pullback may not change the longer-term outlook.
American Express stock fell about 2% last week after regulatory headlines pressured credit card and payments stocks. Here’s what investors need to know.
Visa stock fell 6.1% last week following policy headlines that pressured payment stocks, but our analysis suggests the company’s long-term earnings power remains intact. Here’s what investors need to know.
Walmart stock rose about 4.5% last week after the company detailed how AI-powered shopping tools could streamline purchases and improve conversion rates. Here’s what investors need to know.
Amazon stock pulled back about 3% last week amid increased volatility near recent highs, but our analysis suggests the company could deliver roughly 45% upside over the next two years. Here’s what could come next.
3M stock rose about 2% last week, as shares edged higher ahead of the company’s upcoming Q4 earnings report and investors focused on whether earnings growth can remain on track.
Chevron stock rose about 3% last week after the company approved the Leviathan gas expansion and reports emerged of a potential expanded U.S. license for Venezuela.
Home Depot stock rose about 2% over the past week as renewed analyst optimism and recent coverage around efficiency initiatives supported the shares.
Nike stock fell about 2% this week, but valuation models suggest shares could still deliver around 30% upside over the next two years as margin pressure eases. Here’s what’s driving the disconnect.
Vertex Pharmaceuticals stock fell about 5% this week, but our analysis suggests the stock could still deliver around 25% upside over the next two years. Here’s what drove the move and what matters next.
AppLovin stock fell about 12% last week, but updated valuation models suggest the stock could still deliver roughly 34% upside over the next two years. Here’s what drove the pullback and what could matter next.
Atlassian stock fell about 14% this week after an analyst trimmed the stock’s price target, but the underlying business outlook remains unchanged. Here’s what’s driving the move and what could matter next.
Netflix stock is down about 2% this week, but our analysis suggests the stock could deliver nearly 50% upside over the next two years. Here’s why the recent pullback may matter for investors.
Hasbro stock is up about 5% this week, but our analysis suggests shares could still deliver nearly 19% upside over the next two years. Here’s why the stock still looks compelling at current levels.
Western Digital stock rose 6.8% this week, but our analysis suggests the stock may have limited upside from current levels as much of the recovery appears priced in. Here’s what investors need to know.
D.R. Horton stock jumped about 8% this week, but our analysis suggests the stock could still deliver around 12% upside over the next few years. Here’s why shares continue to look attractive.
Lam Research stock rose about 18% over the past week, but our analysis suggests the stock could deliver roughly 7% upside over the next 2.5 years. Here’s why the recent move may still make sense.
PulteGroup stock jumped about 11% over the past week, but valuation models suggest the stock now offers limited upside from current levels. Here’s why expectations matter for investors from here.
DoorDash stock slipped about 2% over the past week, but our analysis suggests the stock could still deliver nearly 90% upside over the next two years. Here’s why shares may still look attractive.
Deckers Outdoor stock fell about 3% over the past week, but our analysis suggests the stock could still deliver roughly 36% upside over the next two years. Here’s why expectations may be more conservative than the business warrants.
Seagate stock is up about 6% this week, but our analysis suggests future returns may be limited from here based on valuation and analyst expectations. Here’s why the market may already be pricing in much of the upside.
Valero Energy stock rose about 12% this week, and valuation models suggest modest upside from current levels over the next two years. Here’s how the market is thinking about the move.
ServiceNow stock fell about 4% over the past week, but updated valuation models suggest the stock could deliver roughly 63% upside over the next two years. Here’s why the recent pullback may matter.
Micron stock surged 9% this week, but our analysis suggests shares could still deliver about 25% upside over the next 2.6 years. Here’s why future returns may be more measured for investors.
General Motors (GM) stock rose about 2.3% this week, but our analysis suggests shares offer only modest upside of around 6% over the next two years under conservative valuation assumptions. Here’s why expectations still matter from here.
Applied Materials stock is up about 12% this week to around $301 per share, and valuation models suggest most of the upside is already reflected in the price. Here’s what the market is pricing in and why expectations matter now.
Devon Energy stock is down 4% this month, but our analysis suggests the stock could deliver around 20% upside over the next two years. Here’s why shares still look attractive.
Here’s who holds the biggest stakes in Microchip today and what recent shifts in institutional ownership, hedge fund and insider activity suggest about confidence in the company’s long term earnings stability.
