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Soaring oil prices have led to strong gains in energy stocks.

Crocs (CROX) presents a value investing opportunity, trading at a low P/E ratio with strong profitability and solid financial health, suggesting the market may undervalue its cash-generating business.

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The March inflation report has the potential to make or break Wall Street.

Artificial intelligence presents risks and opportunities for this leading travel company.

FIVE BELOW stock shows top technical strength and a high-quality consolidation pattern, making it a prime breakout candidate for technical traders.

This edge computing stock is in high demand.

It's tough to watch capital spending seemingly race out of control. Just take a step back and look at the bigger picture.

Tesla's electric vehicle business has now been struggling for well over a year.

That valuation may look absurdly high to the casual observer, but the company's growth trajectory is hard to discount.

Albertsons (ACI) will release Q4 earnings on April 14 with expected revenue of $20.47B. Analysts have mixed ratings, with an accuracy rate of 60-68%.

U.S. stocks rise on diplomatic optimism, Neogen, Simply Good Foods Co. report mixed earnings, and Fear & Greed index shows easing fear.

U.S. stock futures down, Lotus Tech may report loss, Simulations Plus beats expectations, Children's Place expected to post loss.

BlackBerry is entering a new phase of growth after completing its long-running turnaround, with CEO John Giamatteo highlighting strong momentum across its core businesses. The company delivered better-than-expected fourth-quarter results, driven by record performance in its QNX division and steady gains in secure communications.

Ross Gerber thinks Elon Musk-led Tesla's rumored affordable model could be a Cybercab with a steering wheel and pedals.

Newton Golf stock falls after Nasdaq deficiency notice over equity compliance, with company given timeline to regain listing requirements.

Citron sets a $300 target on Amazon, predicting 28% upside fueled by a hidden $50B AI chip business that threatens Nvidia's dominance.