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Stocks to Watch for a Rebound Amid September Rate Cut Hopes
by Shaun Pruitt
Amid high hopes for a September rate cut, these stocks may be poised for a sharp rebound from various sectors where companies are sensitive to borrowing costs, capital market activity, and consumer demand.
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Pre-Markets Give Back Some of Friday's Big Gains
by Mark Vickery
After the open this morning, New Home Sales for July will be released. They are expected to tick up to 632K.
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What to Expect from Fed Chair Powell's Jackson Hole Speech
by Mark Vickery
Investors will be listening closely to hear if the deliberate and methodical Powell will be leaning toward a 25-basis-point (bps) interest rate cut.
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Lowe's (LOW) Tops Earnings Estimates on Pro and DIY Strength
by Bryan Hayes
The quarterly results underscore the home improvement retailer's continued investments in service offerings and operational efficiency.
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Walmart (WMT) Shares Near All-Time High Ahead of Earnings
by Bryan Hayes
With Wall Street maintaining a bullish outlook, a positive earnings surprise could drive shares of this leading retailer higher.
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Home Depot Kicks Off Retail Earnings with Second Consecutive EPS Miss
by Bryan Hayes
A primary reason for the underperformance is the broader operating environment, which remains a difficult one for these home improvement chains.
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Target vs. Walmart: Which is the Best Retail Stock as Q2 Results Approach?
by Shaun Pruitt
Ultimately, the decision of which retail stock may be the better investment comes down to whether investors want to bet on value for the long-term or growth and defensive safety at the moment.
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Hot & Cold Data on Retail Sales, Imports/Exports, Manufacturing
by Mark Vickery
Retail Sales have cooled following hotter revisions, while Imports turned up the heat in July.
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Market Indexes Fight Back to Flat for the Day
by Mark Vickery
Markets were mostly flat for the day, aside from the small-cap Russell 2000, which gave back the majority of its +2% gains yesterday.
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Economic Data at 3-Year Highs: PPI, Jobless Claims
by Mark Vickery
PPI prints soared +90 bps month over month, sending pre-markets from flat into the red.
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