The first quarter of 2025 earnings season is underway, and investors have been watching the oil/energy sector amid continued macroeconomic uncertainty and commodity price volatility. Here are companies in the space that may outperform estimates.
Barrick Gold Corp. recently agreed to sell its 50% stake in the Donlin project in Alaska for $1 billion. On the one hand, the project has not been advancing for years and is only 1% of Barrick’s NAV. However, the project also has big potential.
CEO Tim Cook confirmed that Apple will shift the bulk of its US iPhone supply chain to India. While Apple beat first-quarter profit estimates, fresh tariffs, weakening China sales, and rising supply costs have sparked some investor concern.
The US stocks were higher for the week – again, with the S&P 500 notching its first back-to-back weekly advances since January. The S&P 500 is now back to levels above the early April drop following Trump's
Shibarium, the Layer-2 blockchain of Shiba Inu (CRYPTO: SHIB), has reported a significant 54% increase in transactions. This surge indicates a growing interest and engagement in the network.
Franklin Resources reported lower Q1 earnings and assets under management flows. However, the stock has already discounted this. With its 6.38% dividend yield and less than a 10x forward price/earnings multiple, it could be a buy here.
Tariffs are coming, but Zebra Technologies is ready to dodge them. Here's how the strategic actions it took in response to the COVID-19 pandemic are paying off in unexpected ways.
The Australian dollar experienced a positive trading week, as it recently broke above the 50-week EMA. By doing so, it looks as though it could continue to push higher, perhaps even to the 200-week EMA near the 0.67 level.
Warren Buffett's investment strategy continues to yield significant gains, with Berkshire Hathaway stocks trading near record highs despite market volatility.
Coinbase asked the U.S. Supreme Court to hear a case that could restrict the IRS's ability to monitor crypto transactions on exchanges and other platforms.
Oracle of Omaha Warren Buffett dispensed some essential guidance for budding investors - associate with the right people and engage in work that you are passionate about.
Economic data released this past week didn't paint a rosy picture, raising concerns over the economy slipping into a recession. Given this uncertainty, cautious investors may want to look for dividend-paying stocks. Here are some stocks to consider.
