Liz Napolitano
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This dollar store stock will get a boost from a shaky economy, Loop Capital says (opens the original)
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Dollar Tree is likely to get a boost to its business amid an uncertain macroeconomic backdrop, driving its shares higher, according to Loop Capital. The investment bank upgraded the discount retailer to buy from hold, raising its 12-month price target to $140 from $130, implying roughly 23% upside from Wednesday's close. "We believe the current U.S. macroeconomic backdrop is highly favorable for Dollar Tree as the holiday selling season approaches, and think the ongoing multi-price initiative is
This luxury homebuilder's stock is too cheap to pass up, Morgan Stanley says (opens the original)
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Toll Brothers is trading at a discount, so investors would be wise to scoop up its shares now, according to Morgan Stanley. The investment bank initiated coverage of the homebuilder with an overweight rating. It also put a $159 price target on shares, suggesting 18% upside from Wednesday's close. "TOL's affluent buyers and pricing power support more resilient margins and earnings, yet the stock trades at the lowest [price-to-earnings ratio] in our coverage ⦠we see more resilient through-cycle
Micron stock barely budged on chipmaker's latest earnings. Wall Street still thinks gains will come (opens the original)
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Micron Technology posted strong quarterly results on Wednesday, giving analysts plenty of reasons to be bullish on the stock. The memory-chip company posted adjusted earnings of $33.42 per share for the fourth fiscal quarter, exceeding the $31.61 expected by analysts polled by LSEG. It also clocked $54.23 billion in revenue, topping the Street's consensus of $51.07 billion. That figure came in nearly four times higher than revenue for the same period a year earlier. The chipmaker also issued bet
30-year Treasury bond yield scales to highest level since 2002 (opens the original)
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The yields on longer-dated U.S. Treasurys rose Tuesday, adding to their rip-roaring moves to multi-year highs due to concerns around inflation and central bank monetary policy. The 30-year Treasury bond yield, which typically reacts to geopolitical developments, was more than 2 basis points higher at 5.585%. Earlier in the session, it jumped to just above 5.6%, or its highest level since June 2002 when the long-dated bond yield hit 5.644%. The 10-year U.S. Treasury note yield â the key bench
Dow slides more than 300 points to start week as Treasury yields pressure stocks (opens the original)
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Stocks fell Monday, weighed down by a jump in Treasury yields to start the week. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 347.11 points, or 0.67%, to end at 51,481.51. Boeing shares dragged down the index, closing nearly 7% lower after the Federal Aviation Administration said it wouldn't certify the aerospace giant's 737 Max 10 until it assesses a new software glitch. The S&P 500 slid 0.77% to end at 7,683.69, while the Nasdaq Composite slipped 0.92% to 26,820.38. At their session lows, the Dow
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