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SLB (SLB) posted first-quarter earnings that were in line with analysts' expectations and revenue that slightly exceeded estimates, but North American sales declined.
The past week was exceptionally quiet for the ETF space, with almost no activity. Simplify Asset Management rolled out the only new ETF to launch during the week.
On Wednesday, Kinder Morgan (KMI) released its first-quarter 2024 earnings. The firm reaffirmed its 2024 outlook and provided a constructive view on long-term natural gas demand growth.
The Census Bureau's Advance Retail Sales Report for March revealed a 0.7% rise in headline sales from February, marking the second straight month of increased consumer spending. The latest increase was higher than the anticipated 0.4% monthly growth.
There was no fundamental reason for the decline in Celsius stock this week, but volatility is normal. The company more than doubled its business last year and still has easily exploitable opportunities for future growth, which is good reason to ignore the stock's bad week.
Tesla is recalling its Cybertruck vehicles due to a faulty accelerator pedal. It is heavily discounting its software revenue, which is a major part of the bull case for the stock.
Robotics stocks have been making incredible strides, transforming industries as diverse as healthcare, manufacturing and human capital management. As robots become smarter and more capable, the demand for robotics solutions will continue to soar.
Turnaround stocks are like hidden gems, poised for great things after weathering a period of adversity. Investors have to have a keen eye for potential when searching them out.
BK Asset's Boris Schlossberg, Fairland's Katie Stockton and Kelly Intelligence's Kevin Kelly join 'Power Lunch' to discuss the fundamentals, technicals and options for Netflix and Meta.
Key Tesla customer PepsiCo made initial payments for 100 Tesla Semis in 2017, intending to use the electric-truck fleet to haul its Cheetos, Lays potato chips and Pepsi soda pop to retailers.