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ExxonMobil Nears a Venezuela Return After 19 Years. Here’s Where the Stock Could Go (opens the original)
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ExxonMobil (XOM) is close to walking back into a country that pushed it out nearly two decades ago, and the stock barely blinked. The Wall Street Journal reported on September 16 that the company is nearing a preliminary deal with state-run Petróleos de Venezuela to explore investing in several developed and undeveloped fields, a return to the Orinoco Belt roughly 19 years after Venezuela nationalized its assets in 2007. Shares slipped less than 1% on the news and still sit near $163.54, up arou
Celsius Insiders Just Bought $1.8M of Stock Near Multi-Year Lows. Is the Worst Priced In? (opens the original)
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Celsius Holdings (CELH) closed at $28.02 on September 18, down roughly 51% over the past year and a few dollars above a 52-week low of $23.56. Then the ownership ledger changed. Between September 10 and September 15, three insiders bought about $1.8 million of stock on the open market, led by CEO John Fieldly, and they did it with a securities class action and fresh margin warnings hanging over the name. That is what investors are searching for now: the people running the company are buying near
Dell Joined the S&P 100 This Week. Its Largest Outside Holder Kept Selling. (opens the original)
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Potential Total Return: ~18% over ~4.4 years Dell Technologies (DELL) entered the S&P 100 at Monday's open, seating it beside Apple, Microsoft, and Nvidia and forcing every fund that tracks the index to buy shares at a near-record price. The stock closed at $568.06 on September 18, within about 5% of the $595.51 intraday high it set the same session. One group is buying because it has to. Another has been selling all month. Silver Lake, Dell's largest outside shareholder and a board presence sin
Carvana Stock Has Lost 33% From Its High While the Business Sets Records. Is the Fear Overdone? (opens the original)
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Carvana Co. (CVNA) closed at $65.11 on September 18, down about a third from its 52-week high of $97.38 and back near the low end of its range, after posting the strongest quarter in its history. Part of that decline is self-inflicted: after the July 29 print, a light full-year profit guide sent shares down as much as 15% in a session. But the most recent leg was a macro one. On September 16, the Federal Reserve raised its benchmark rate to 3.75%-4.00%, its first hike since 2023, and reignited a
CVS Health’s Yield Touched 3% as the Stock Slid. Is the Payout a Bargain or a Warning? (opens the original)
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CVS Health (CVS) slid to a $88.84 close on September 18, dipping to $88.15 intraday, and at that low, the dividend yield touched 3% for the first time since the stock's recovery began. At the close, the yield sat just under that line, at 2.99%, but the threshold itself is what draws income investors. The way CVS got there is what makes it interesting. The yield did not rise because the company grew the payout. It rose because the stock fell, roughly 20% off the $110.68 high it set earlier in 202
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