2 Tech Monopoly Stocks That Could Help Make You a Fortune
While monopolies may be bad for consumers, they’re actually good for investors. If you find a company that has a dominant market share, especially in a large and growing market, it’s a good idea to put your money behind it. Setting aside any regulatory risks, these companies tend to have huge profit margins and wide…
Read articleCarnival Corp plunges on forecast of Q4 loss, delayed return to profitability
Carnival Corp (CCL.N) on Friday forecast a loss in the fourth quarter after it reported results for the third quarter that fell well short of Wall Street estimates, as higher fuel prices and cheaper fares offset a rise in bookings. Shares of Carnival plunged 20% to $7.33 per share in midday trading, falling to nearly…
Read articleABNB vs. WH: Bullish on Both, but One Looks Better
The State of the Travel IndustryThe pandemic was incredibly difficult for the travel industry, as widespread lockdowns almost instantly grounded planes and shuttered hotels. However, many travelers are back in the air and on the nations roads, and investors were quick to start grabbing up travel stocks again — even before the industry started to…
Read articleAmerican Eagle Outfitters stock plummets on profit miss, paused dividend
American Eagle Outfitters (NYSE:AEO) stock slid by double-digits in Wednesday’s extended session after the company posted a disappointing second quarter earnings result. The Pennsylvania-based retailer posted significantly lighter than expected EPS alongside in-line revenue. Gross profit declined 26% from a particularly strong 2021 and reflected an over 11% margin contraction. “This is an unprecedented time…
Read articleIs Dillard’s setting the pace for mid-tier department stores?
As Macy’s, Kohl’s and J.C. Penney grapple with what success means for a mid-tier department store in the 21st century — fending off activist investors, taking on new owners or announcing new strategies — Southern department store chain Dillard’s quietly plugs along. The company grabbed 0.4% of market share in the second quarter compared to…
Read articleRetailers lower outlooks with discretionary spending under pressure
Discretionary apparel retailers proffered less-than-sunny earnings vistas this week, with Macy’s, Nordstrom, T.J. Maxx parent TJX, Victoria’s Secret and Abercrombie & Fitch all lowering their outlooks. Gap completely withdrew its second-half forecast on falling sales, while Urban Outfitters missed estimates.Why it matters: After a resurgence in 2021 — when the apparel industry saw one of…
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