Market volatility can test any investor's resolve. We analyze six monthly dividend ETFs designed to provide income and potential stability when markets turn south, examining their strategies, holdings, and historical performance.
While Synchrony Financial's stock has trailed the S&P 500, Wall Street maintains a cautiously optimistic outlook, with price targets suggesting significant potential upside amid a challenging environment for consumer finance.
As Qualcomm prepares to report Q1 FY2026 earnings, the chipmaker faces a pivotal moment. Mounting competition from Apple's in-house modems, a slowing handset market, and regulatory pressures in China have investors on edge, setting the stage for a report that could redefine the stock's trajectory.
With a decade of market-beating returns, American Express's unique business model continues to attract investors. But can this financial stalwart sustain its growth amid regulatory threats and a shifting economic landscape?
As market volatility persists, dividend-focused ETFs are gaining attention from retirees seeking income and lower-risk exposure. We examine two prominent funds that balance yield, stability, and cost-effectiveness for long-term portfolios.
A sharp reversal in institutional ETF flows, weakening U.S. demand, and tightening market liquidity are signaling a potential regime shift for Bitcoin, with analysts warning of further downside risk.
The sports betting and iGaming joint venture BetMGM reported a dramatic financial turnaround for fiscal 2025, posting $2.8 billion in revenue and $220 million in EBITDA. The company has initiated capital returns to its parent firms and forecasts further growth for 2026, setting the stage for increased distributions to shareholders like Entain.
Despite facing persistent commodity inflation and a value-conscious consumer base, Reynolds Consumer Products reported resilient fourth-quarter performance, marked by market share gains and improved profitability. The company's strategic focus on innovation and cost management helped offset headwinds, even as it forecasts continued pressure in 2026.
Fueled by streaming growth and a series of high-profile catalog acquisitions, Reservoir Media posted strong Q3 results and lifted its full-year guidance, signaling confidence in its diversified rights strategy.
IAC closed a 'solid' year with digital revenue growth at its People Inc. division, even as core web traffic declines. Executives outlined a strategic pivot towards off-platform distribution and brand extensions to counter AI-driven search disruption, while increasing its stake in MGM and halting quarterly guidance.
Japanese pharmaceutical giant Shionogi reports robust nine-month results, driving a significant share price surge. As the stock trades above some analyst targets yet below intrinsic value estimates, investors are weighing whether the momentum has run its course or if there's still room to grow.
Zeta Global Holdings saw its stock price drop over 11% this week, caught in a broader market retreat from AI-related names. The sell-off comes despite the company reporting continued momentum in its AI-powered marketing platform and enterprise deal flow, highlighting a disconnect between sector sentiment and business fundamentals.
Devon Energy's stock presents a conundrum for investors. While recent performance has been strong, a deep dive into its discounted cash flow and P/E ratio suggests the shares may be trading at a significant discount to their intrinsic value. We examine the numbers and what they could mean for the oil and gas producer's future.
Johnson & Johnson gains FDA approval for a new frontline multiple myeloma therapy and unveils a pioneering cardiac imaging catheter, reinforcing its strategic focus on high-growth oncology and medical technology segments.
PepsiCo has announced significant wholesale price cuts of up to 15% on its flagship snack brands like Doritos and Cheetos. While the move is framed as a response to consumer pressure, the final savings for shoppers hinge on individual retailers' pricing decisions.
Once a darling of the luxury retail sector, Canada Goose Holdings has seen its share price plummet over two-thirds in five years, underperforming the broader market and raising questions about its post-pandemic strategy and brand resilience.
Corning Inc. has inked a major supply agreement with Meta to provide optical fiber for its AI data centers, while simultaneously joining a U.S.-backed initiative to secure critical mineral supplies, positioning the materials science leader at the nexus of technology and national security.
Thomson Reuters is aggressively deploying its own AI tools across tax and legal workflows, even as new competitive threats from AI startups challenge its core franchises. The company's strategy hinges on leveraging its deep proprietary data and entrenched customer relationships to navigate a period of rapid technological disruption.
GSK's shares have soared 47% in the past year, reigniting investor debate. With the stock now trading around £19.46, analysts are divided: do the gains already reflect future promise, or does a deep-value opportunity remain? We examine the key metrics driving the conversation.
The cloud contact center specialist Five9 saw its shares tumble as a broad sell-off hit software stocks, fueled by investor concerns over AI's disruptive impact on traditional SaaS models. With its stock trading at a significant discount to analyst targets, the market is questioning whether this represents a buying opportunity or reflects deeper growth anxieties.
