While the broader market has surged, Ambarella shareholders have watched their investment erode over a half-decade, with a recent $179 million weekly loss intensifying the pain. We examine the underlying business metrics behind the chipmaker's prolonged decline.
Meridian Corporation (NASDAQ: MRBK) announced an increase in its quarterly dividend payout to $0.14 per share, scheduled for February 17. The move comes as the regional bank's stock has surged 30% over the past quarter, though analysts urge caution regarding its long-term earnings trajectory.
With institutional shareholders dominating ownership, Kearny Financial Corp.'s stock trajectory is closely tied to the moves of major funds. While this brings credibility, it also introduces volatility risks that retail investors should watch.
While tech 'story stocks' captivate many, Rollins demonstrates the enduring appeal of consistent profitability and disciplined governance. With robust EPS growth, solid revenue gains, and a shareholder-aligned leadership, this pest control leader offers a compelling narrative for value-focused investors.
Hanmi Financial Corporation (NASDAQ:HAFC) announced a dividend increase to $0.28 per share, lifting its yield to 4.1%. While the move highlights the bank's strong earnings and cash flow, analysts note its mixed dividend history and the broader challenges facing regional lenders.
Natural gas giant EQT Corporation projects a significant $114 million gain from its hedging strategy in Q4 2025, alongside substantial cash settlements. The announcement comes as analysts offer mixed ratings on the Appalachian Basin producer's stock.
As the Eurozone economy shows tentative signs of recovery, a select group of growth companies with significant insider ownership is drawing investor attention. High stakes held by management and directors are seen as a powerful vote of confidence in their firms' futures, aligning leadership interests directly with shareholders. We examine three such companies poised for expansion.
As optimism returns to European markets, income-focused investors are turning to dividend stocks for resilience and yield. We analyze three European companies offering compelling payouts, weighing their potential against underlying risks in the current economic climate.
In his first public message, CEO Michael Fiddelke outlined plans to revive Target's business but avoided addressing growing calls for the retailer to denounce immigration enforcement actions, sparking criticism from activists and shareholders.
Fluor Corporation's planned exit from its NuScale Power stake promises a major cash infusion, but analysts question whether it fundamentally alters the engineering giant's exposure to the boom-and-bust cycles of the construction industry.
The Series A funding, led by Nyca Partners, will fuel expansion of its AI 'co-worker' platform designed to automate back-office tasks for major chains like McDonald's and Little Caesars.
Despite respectable revenue growth, shareholders in the payment solutions provider have seen their investment erode by 87% over half a decade, highlighting the perils of holding onto underperforming stocks.
Twin Disc, Incorporated announces a $0.04 per share dividend payable in March, but a history of cuts and a high earnings payout ratio raise flags for income-focused investors.
Despite revenue meeting expectations, General Dynamics' stock fell nearly 5% after its annual report, with analysts slightly lowering EPS forecasts and flagging a projected growth slowdown against industry peers.
Bank of America reaffirms its Buy rating on Delta Air Lines with an $80 price target, highlighting the airline's conservative earnings guidance for 2026 against a backdrop of resilient premium travel demand.
FirstEnergy shares have delivered robust returns over the past year, climbing 22%. Yet, a closer look reveals a valuation puzzle: while some models flag overvaluation, others suggest hidden value. We examine the conflicting signals and what they mean for investors considering this utility giant.
While ChargePoint's core valuation model remains steady, a wave of analyst price target cuts, including a notable $5 target from Goldman Sachs, signals a market reassessing the EV charging network's path to profitability and cash flow management.
As John Furner assumes the CEO role, Walmart navigates a dual transition: a refreshed executive team and a changing global trade landscape. The recent US-India tariff agreement adds a critical dimension to the retail giant's sourcing and market strategy in a key growth region.
Shares of enterprise software provider Open Text (OTEX) have tumbled across all major timeframes, pushing its valuation into the spotlight. With a significant gap between its current price and a key fair value estimate, investors are weighing whether this is a buying opportunity or a sign of deeper challenges.
Shares of environmental services provider Enviri (NVRI) have surged over 100% in the past year, fueled by improving financials and a strategic corporate overhaul. As the stock hovers near $19, investors are grappling with whether the rally has legs or if the market has already priced in its ambitious turnaround plan.
