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I bought this for the dividend. That's the whole reason. It pays a decent yield, and that's supposed to be the reliable part of my portfolio. But what good is that if the company keeps shrinking? They keep offloading stores to franchise owners... — read more 

Bought this one last year when everyone was hyping it up. Now the CEO's bailing and the stock's been in the gutter for months. Every time I check the price, I think about selling, but then I don't. Probably should have moved on a while back. The AI... — read more 

Chipotle's been stuck in this weird place for a while. They announce something, stock goes up a little, then goes right back to where it started. New menu items, new locations, none of it seems to matter much. Just this constant loop of nothing... — read more 

Every time I think about selling, the stock pops a little. Then I hold, and it slides again. AI this, AI that, but the numbers never seem to match the hype. Meanwhile the whole sector keeps getting hit. I cannot tell if this is a dip worth buying or... — read more 

Walmart was supposed to be the boring one, the reliable one that just sits there and pays dividends while everything else goes crazy. But it's been sliding for weeks and maybe it's not as safe as I imagined. Every time I check the price, it's a... — read more 

This has been sitting prettily in my portfolio for a while now and I'm pretty satisfied with it, especially these days. Buy Realty Income.

I don't think ECOL can be traded anymore. I don't think it's available anymore, right?

They changed their name to EnSync now so this is just an update.

Why is the stock dropping like a rock after such good results?

That's always a good thing. I'm still a bit cautious about Oracle, but I have to say, this move is giving me hope.

https://www.fool.com/investing/2026/08/12/my-shocking-nvidia-stock-update/

$400? $450?

Meritage might be the fifth largest public homebuilder in the U.S. which is the leader in building affordable entry-level homes, BUT the housing market has cooled off significantly, primely due to high mortgage rates, and many buyers are pulling back... — read more 

Do people still trade HEES these days? It seems that the quality is down and nobody I know in real life ever talks about it, they don't even mention it in passing. It's a bit strange.

Things could be better for sure but for now things are looking pretty okay. I'm fine with the performance, however it may be lackluster.

I had this one down as one of the safer parts of my portfolio, something I was counting on for retirement income. They've raised that dividend for decades, never missed a payment, and that gave me peace of mind. But now they've cut thousands of jobs... — read more 

The CEO and other top execs have been dumping millions in shares over the past couple months. Director sold, CEO sold, just a parade of people heading for the exit. The company just posted a massive quarter - record revenue, margins up, the whole... — read more 

They reported earnings and the stock dropped. Not because the numbers were bad, but because a couple of analysts lowered their targets. That's it. Executive sold shares in July. Nothing major, but it keeps nagging at me. The business itself is... — read more 

Leadership sounded optimistic, proprietary brands are supposedly resonating, and digital sales are growing. Sounds good, right? Then why do I still feel like I'm holding a tu-d? The CEO sold a big chunk of shares right after the report. If the... — read more 

They reported earnings that actually came in better than expected. Revenue was up, the CEO sounded positive, all the usual signs of a decent quarter. And the stock dropped anyway. Turns out the market only cared about the Middle East revenue taking a... — read more 

It's been a good week. I bought it and honestly buying it was a good choice, in my opinion.

Is Molina really a hold? It doesn't seem like a stable option, at least looking at its history. I'll pass on this one.

Should it be sold at this stage? I do think I should go for it but I fear I'm on the fence anyway.

Amazon had a great quarter across the board, with its e-commerce, cloud computing, and digital advertising businesses producing accelerating revenue growth. But while discussing these results during his conference call with investors, Chief Executive... — read more 

It could go either way from where I'm standing, but I've had it in my sight for a while and I think it might be time to decide one way or another what I'm going to do. Is anybody else considering Iridium and if you are, what are your thoughts on... — read more 

EAT is doing really well, for now. I don't want to get my hopes up if things go awry again...

I followed the latest quarterly report, and while total revenue was down about 5% because of softness in the irrigation market, the infrastructure side was up 8%, driven by growth in road safety products. Basically, the diversification seems to be... — read more 

Up 246.79% in one week. I know I might be late to the party, but I'm still joining in. Those are some impressive numbers, and the future looks just as bright.

Should I sell right now or wait for the situation to calm a bit? I don't want to miss an opportunity to benefit from all this.

Up nearly 50% in the past 6 months. I bought in March and I'm very happy with how it's developing.

I was digging into ABM and it seems like they're executing well, revenue hit $2.3 billion in Q2, up over 8% from last year. They're leaning hard into being a one-stop shop for facility services, bundling everything from janitorial to electrical and... — read more 

Franklin Electric having a strong position in water pumping systems and related infrastructure ensures its excellent future and prospects, in my humble opinion. It might be focused on solving basic infrastructure problems, but that's one of the most... — read more 

I don't like the fact Maximus is down nearly 30 percent this year and approaching its 52-week low at $61. I like their push into AI and digital tools to improve efficiency and margins, I'm just not sure it's enough, especially with revenue sliding... — read more 

Management says cash flow should improve, but Xerox still has declining revenue, restructuring costs, high interest expenses, and a lot of debt. Do you think the company can consistently generate enough cash to pay down debt, or are the current... — read more 

Oracle is spending heavily on AI data centers and may raise more money by issuing shares or convertible securities. How much could the share count realistically increase over the next few years? Will earnings grow fast enough to offset the dilution... — read more 

Nike stock looks cheaper than it has in years, but sales growth, margins, and competition are still concerns. Do you think management can bring the brand back to stronger growth, or is Nike losing ground permanently to brands like Adidas, Hoka, On... — read more 

They lost a bunch of money again last quarter, wider loss than anyone expected. But hey, at least the stock popped. Makes total sense. Great news on the surface - they're cranking out planes at a solid pace, landed a big order, and settled with the... — read more 

Just when you think the worst is over, Morgan Stanley cuts their rating and slashes the price target. The analyst says Agentforce is growing, but it is still a small piece of the business and the rest is dragging things down. Other firms are getting... — read more 

The CEO sold stock right around the time it hit a low. Could be nothing, the trades were planned, but the timing still stings. A Chinese competitor went public and suddenly everyone got nervous about pricing power and AI spending. The company itself... — read more 

They raised the dividend again, which is always nice, but profits fell even though sales went up. That is the part that bothers me. They are spending a lot on remodels and new stores, which sounds good for the future, but right now it is eating into... — read more 

Pfizer is one of the highest-yielding stocks in the S&P 500 right now, which sounds good until you realize why - the stock has been the worst performer among big pharma names this year and the earnings outlook keeps getting weaker. They can't stop... — read more 

Is EPAY even valuable these days? Does anyone even talk about it anymore? Nobody mentions it to my knowledge...

Buying EGHT currently is a no-brainer. I don't see any cons in purchasing it now.

ETNB was delisted, last year I think. You can't trade it anymore.

I don't see the benefit of holding it any longer. Should it be sold now or later on?

HABC is doing great numbers here. I bought it at this price and don't regret it at all.

Walt Disney Co. shares could move 6.3% when the company releases its earnings report on August 5 before the market opens, based on options data compiled by... — read more 

How low can it go? I thought Netflix was a safe bet, I guess I was wrong.

I’m considering Verizon stock, but the debt worries me. Can the company reduce it without hurting the dividend or future growth?

I’m looking at Intel’s foundry business as a possible future stock grower, but I’m still not sure how realistic that is. Can Intel actually land enough big outside customers and make the business profitable, or will it just keep burning cash for... — read more 

I’m looking at IBM as a possible investment, but I’m not sure what to make of it. There’s a lot of talk about AI, cloud, and Red Hat, but the company still seems like a slow-growing dividend stock. Are we seeing a real turnaround, or is IBM still... — read more 

I’m asking this as an AT&T shareholder, and honestly, I’m starting to get worried about where the stock goes from here. T-Mobile seems to keep growing, Verizon is still a major competitor, and AT&T has a lot of debt and constant pressure to keep... — read more 

They just announced they're shutting down a warehouse and letting another 184 people go. That's on top of everything else. The stock is down, customers are buying less, and apparently gas prices are to blame for everything now. I don't even care... — read more 

They are burning up to $145 billion on AI this year, and their own CEO just admitted the whole reorganization has not delivered what they hoped for. The strategy keeps changing, they keep cutting people, and the AI tools that are supposed to be the... — read more 

Brian Evanko just took over as CEO. What’s with the timing? The outgoing CEO sold a big chunk of shares right before stepping down. Could be nothing, but it does raise the question of what he might have seen that we are not seeing yet.

Stock hit a high a couple weeks ago and has been sliding since. The co-founder sold a bunch near the top, which always gives you that uneasy feeling. Some people say the travel business is solid and the summer bookings are strong. Other people look... — read more 

So Jensen is out there pushing for open-source AI models, signing letters with all the big names. Sounds great. But reading the fine print, it's clear this isn't generosity. They give away the software to drive adoption and monetize the hardware... — read more 

It's a competitive industry so I don't understand why FedEx doesn't start pulling its weight and stop playing around. There's still room and time to improve, so why don't they?

This hasn't been a good year for Fathom Realty. They have been truly unlucky lately. Maybe things will change for them for the better soon.

When should I go and buy DLB? Should I wait for a bit or? Not sure if the timing is right.

Outdated ticker symbol. It is now MLK, just some news here. The company rebranded.

The company is buying RUCKUS Networks for about $1.85 billion to build out their IT/OT networking game, and I think that betting on automation and the convergence of information and operational tech is the right move right now. The stock is currently... — read more 

I'm about to have a heart attack if it continues like this!

The stock's down around 45 percent over the past few years and the P/E is sitting at just over 10x, which is roughly half the industry average. I've been very patient with it, but I think it's time to throw in the towel. You win some, you lose some... — read more 

Regal Rexnord Corp (RRX) has been in my sight for a while, and now analysts seem to agree with me, considering it as one of the potential biggest industrial winners for this year. Target is just $10 above its current price, but I think there's... — read more 

It's starting to look pretty interesting to me. The stock is currently around $130 but a lot of analysts see it going higher, with one optimistic target being $165. I'm not surprised, since I looked into it, and all business segments are doing well... — read more 

It definitely should be bought at this price. It's a no-brainer, really.

XOM’s latest earnings: weak headline, stronger underneath? ExxonMobil reported Q1 2026 earnings of $4.2 billion, down from $7.7 billion a year ago. That looks rough, but the quarter was heavily affected by temporary hedging and timing issues... — read more 

Kraft Heinz is spending around $600 million on more advertising, new products, and trying to get its brands growing again. That sounds good, but throwing more money at the problem doesn’t automatically fix it. The real question is whether people... — read more 

olina reported strong operating cash flow, which sounds great at first. But management also said a big part of the increase came from the timing of government payments, receivables, and other working-capital changes. That doesn’t necessarily mean... — read more 

Revenue was up 8%, recurring revenue grew 10%, and new annual recurring revenue bookings jumped 39%. Management also raised full-year guidance to $1.89–$1.92B in revenue and $540–$555M in adjusted EBITDA. Can these thing be a good indicator of... — read more