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The next few weeks bring clinical data, a regulatory date, and a chance to test whether estimates are too low. Find out which catalyst could shift the setup.
After a brutal reset year, adjusted earnings are forecast to jump in tomorrow’s print, driven by delicious growth, while the stock has run 33% this year.
Back-to-school inventory is clean, the balance sheet carries no net debt, and the little brother brand quietly became the bigger business.
A major competitor collapsed, leaving hundreds of valuable locations behind. This beaten-down retailer could be perfectly positioned to take them.
Homebuilders need people to move house. This one just needs roofs to age and attics to stay cold. Two very different risk profiles, one much cheaper.
Organic sales just hit their fastest pace in years, free cash flow margins expanded sharply, and the two fastest-growing brands in the portfolio have barely scratched the surface of their international potential.
Roofing posted its best revenue quarter in company history, and the stock dropped 8.4%. Insiders responded by buying 12 times, with no sells.
This title insurer reported its strongest commercial revenue in years, and still trades at 10 times forward earnings, while the full residential recovery sits in front of it.
A beverage CEO put $1.99 million into his own stock four days after a 20 million share secondary hit the market. Timing like that is worth a look.