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Goldman Sachs: Underperforming Stocks Poised for Q1 2025 Gains
Goldman Sachs predicts substantial gains in several underperforming 2024 stocks—Conagra Brands, TripAdvisor, and Pool Corporation—in the first quarter of 2025, based on a 13-year-proven trend of laggards outperforming, despite a worse-than-average underperformance this year (-39% vs. -27%).
Goldman Sachs: Underperforming Stocks Poised for Q1 2025 Gains
Goldman Sachs predicts substantial gains in several underperforming 2024 stocks—Conagra Brands, TripAdvisor, and Pool Corporation—in the first quarter of 2025, based on a 13-year-proven trend of laggards outperforming, despite a worse-than-average underperformance this year (-39% vs. -27%).
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44% Bias Score


After-Hours Stock Swings: American Eagle Plunges, Five Below Soars
American Eagle Outfitters shares fell 12% on weaker-than-expected Q3 revenue ($1.29 billion vs $1.30 billion expected) and a bleak holiday outlook, while Five Below jumped 11% on exceeding Q3 revenue expectations ($844 million vs $799 million).
After-Hours Stock Swings: American Eagle Plunges, Five Below Soars
American Eagle Outfitters shares fell 12% on weaker-than-expected Q3 revenue ($1.29 billion vs $1.30 billion expected) and a bleak holiday outlook, while Five Below jumped 11% on exceeding Q3 revenue expectations ($844 million vs $799 million).
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32% Bias Score


Aurubis Reports 19% Earnings Surge Despite Headwinds
Aurubis, Europe's largest copper processor, announced a 19% rise in its 2023/24 pre-tax earnings to €413 million due to lower energy costs and higher prices, while also facing challenges from a major theft and management changes, and projecting lower profits in 2024/25.
Aurubis Reports 19% Earnings Surge Despite Headwinds
Aurubis, Europe's largest copper processor, announced a 19% rise in its 2023/24 pre-tax earnings to €413 million due to lower energy costs and higher prices, while also facing challenges from a major theft and management changes, and projecting lower profits in 2024/25.
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36% Bias Score


Brief Martial Law Declaration in South Korea Triggers Market Sell-Off
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol's surprise declaration of martial law, later rescinded, caused significant drops in Korean stock prices traded globally—Samsung Electronics lost 7% in London, Hyundai 5%—and the Korean won fell to a two-year low against the dollar, prompting a ₩10 trillion market...
Brief Martial Law Declaration in South Korea Triggers Market Sell-Off
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol's surprise declaration of martial law, later rescinded, caused significant drops in Korean stock prices traded globally—Samsung Electronics lost 7% in London, Hyundai 5%—and the Korean won fell to a two-year low against the dollar, prompting a ₩10 trillion market...
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AI-Driven Tech Surge Propels US Stocks Higher Amidst Economic Uncertainties
US stock indexes are rising toward record highs, driven by strong tech company earnings boosted by artificial intelligence, while concerns linger about consumer spending and the upcoming jobs report's impact on the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions.
AI-Driven Tech Surge Propels US Stocks Higher Amidst Economic Uncertainties
US stock indexes are rising toward record highs, driven by strong tech company earnings boosted by artificial intelligence, while concerns linger about consumer spending and the upcoming jobs report's impact on the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions.
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South Korea Political Crisis Shakes Asian Markets
Following South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol's declaration and subsequent revocation of a state of emergency and martial law, Asian markets saw mixed reactions; Seoul's KOSPI fell 1.8%, while the South Korean won initially plunged to a two-year low versus the dollar before recovering slightly.
South Korea Political Crisis Shakes Asian Markets
Following South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol's declaration and subsequent revocation of a state of emergency and martial law, Asian markets saw mixed reactions; Seoul's KOSPI fell 1.8%, while the South Korean won initially plunged to a two-year low versus the dollar before recovering slightly.
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36% Bias Score

US Stocks Steady, Bitcoin Soars, Airlines Report Strong Earnings
US stocks show little change near record highs; Bitcoin briefly surpasses \$103,000; American Airlines and Southwest Airlines post strong earnings; Synposys warns of macro uncertainties; upcoming US jobs report is highly anticipated.

US Stocks Steady, Bitcoin Soars, Airlines Report Strong Earnings
US stocks show little change near record highs; Bitcoin briefly surpasses \$103,000; American Airlines and Southwest Airlines post strong earnings; Synposys warns of macro uncertainties; upcoming US jobs report is highly anticipated.
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40% Bias Score

Earnings Estimate Revisions: A Winning Investment Strategy
AAII's Stock Investor Pro uses a screening model that identifies companies with at least a 5% increase in annual earnings estimates over the last month; this strategy has shown an average annual gain of 23.0% since 1998, outperforming the S&P 500.

Earnings Estimate Revisions: A Winning Investment Strategy
AAII's Stock Investor Pro uses a screening model that identifies companies with at least a 5% increase in annual earnings estimates over the last month; this strategy has shown an average annual gain of 23.0% since 1998, outperforming the S&P 500.
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40% Bias Score

Wall Street Ratings: Nvidia, Diageo, Okta Upgraded; Ford, Applied Materials Downgraded
Wall Street analysts released several reports on Thursday, with positive ratings for Nvidia, Diageo, and Okta and downgrades for Ford and Applied Materials, reflecting diverse market expectations and company-specific factors.

Wall Street Ratings: Nvidia, Diageo, Okta Upgraded; Ford, Applied Materials Downgraded
Wall Street analysts released several reports on Thursday, with positive ratings for Nvidia, Diageo, and Okta and downgrades for Ford and Applied Materials, reflecting diverse market expectations and company-specific factors.
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UnitedHealthcare CEO Shot Dead; Stock Rises on Positive Sales Projections
UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was fatally shot in Manhattan on Wednesday, causing the cancellation of the company's Investor Day; however, despite the tragedy, its stock rose 1.4 percent due to better-than-expected 2025 sales projections of over $450 billion.

UnitedHealthcare CEO Shot Dead; Stock Rises on Positive Sales Projections
UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was fatally shot in Manhattan on Wednesday, causing the cancellation of the company's Investor Day; however, despite the tragedy, its stock rose 1.4 percent due to better-than-expected 2025 sales projections of over $450 billion.
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Games Workshop to Join FTSE 100
Games Workshop, founded in 1975, is joining the FTSE 100 after its shares soared 43% this year and 2500% over the past decade, reaching a £4.7 billion valuation.

Games Workshop to Join FTSE 100
Games Workshop, founded in 1975, is joining the FTSE 100 after its shares soared 43% this year and 2500% over the past decade, reaching a £4.7 billion valuation.
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44% Bias Score

Pfizer Stock Plunges 50% Amidst Falling Sales and Vaccine Concerns
Pfizer stock is down 50% since early 2022 to $26, driven by a 42% fall in 2023 sales to $58.5 billion following the Covid-19 pandemic and concerns over new leadership's stance on vaccines, despite efforts to cut costs and develop new drugs.

Pfizer Stock Plunges 50% Amidst Falling Sales and Vaccine Concerns
Pfizer stock is down 50% since early 2022 to $26, driven by a 42% fall in 2023 sales to $58.5 billion following the Covid-19 pandemic and concerns over new leadership's stance on vaccines, despite efforts to cut costs and develop new drugs.
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40% Bias Score
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