HeyJaredJeff Siegel
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2 Cannabis Stocks That Are Quietly Trouncing the Market in 2026 (opens the original)
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Cannabis stocks haven't exactly been the hottest corner of the market in 2026. But two names have quietly outpaced the S&P 500. Trulieve Cannabis (NYSE: TRLV) and Cronos Group (NASDAQ: CRON) have both gained roughly 27% this year through Sept. 18. By comparison, the S&P 500 is up about 12%. And unlike many cannabis rallies we've seen over the years, these gains haven't been driven entirely by speculation. Indeed, both companies have given investors some actual numbers to work with. Trulieve has
Nike Is Now the Highest-Yielding Stock in the Dow After Falling 79% From Its 2021 High. Is Nike an Obvious Value Stock to Buy Now? (opens the original)
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Nike (NYSE: NKE) has lost roughly 79% of its value since hitting an all-time high of $179.10 in November 2021. With the stock now trading at around $37, its dividend yield has climbed to roughly 4.4%, making Nike the highest-yielding stock in the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Indeed, that's quite a fall for a company that remains one of the most recognizable consumer brands on the planet. Nike generated $46.4 billion in revenue in fiscal 2026 and finished the year with $9 billion in cash, equiva
Trump's Marijuana Rescheduling Push Is Back in Focus. Is Tilray Stock Finally a Buy? (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump directed federal officials to move quickly on marijuana rescheduling, and that effort just survived another legal challenge. Last week, a federal appeals court rejected a request from marijuana opponents to temporarily block the administration from moving forward with broader rescheduling while their lawsuits are considered. The ruling doesn't guarantee marijuana will ultimately move from the stringent Schedule I to the more lenient Schedule III, but it keeps the process a
Prediction: The Next Big Bank Acquisition Is a Fintech, Not Another Bank (opens the original)
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Capital One (NYSE: COF) may have already shown the rest of the banking industry where the next big acquisition opportunity lies. In January, Capital One agreed to pay $5.15 billion for Brex, a fintech company that combines corporate credit cards with expense-management software, payments, and artificial intelligence (AI)-powered financial tools. Capital One Chief Executive Officer Richard Fairbank said the deal would accelerate the bank's push into business payments. I don't think Brex will be t
How Often CEOs Who Call the Bottom Are Actually Right (opens the original)
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When CEOs say their companies' stocks have bottomed, investors tend to listen. But they probably shouldn't. At least not without looking at what they do next. The truth is, corporate executives know more about their businesses than almost anyone. They see customer orders, hiring trends, inventories, pricing, and cash flow long before most investors have pieced together the same picture from quarterly reports. But knowing your business doesn't make you particularly good at predicting your stock p
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