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One look at FedEx's chart shows that it has been a rough year. However, the company has faced similar rough patches before only to climb to fresh record highs.

It's those rare bright spots in a dim market that can be the best places to hide. Here are three Q3 outperformers that still have good upside.

Things have been eerily quiet on the UPS front since the FedEx update. Whether there is another shoe to drop or more surprising optimism remains to be seen.

The MarketBeat Podcast Kate's guest is Axel Merk, President and Chief Investment Officer of Merk Investments. and has three different stocks that he suggests

With cigarette usage losing steam and alternatives like vaping popular, Altria is charting a new course to get financially healthy.

With the U.S. economy staring at another recession, it may be a good time to lean on the stability and income of the dividend growth champs.

Airlines now face another uphill climb to regain market favor. Here's how some of the most widely followed companies are handling the latest turbulence.

Like most electric vehicle plays, Lucid has had its share of ups and downs. But what has Lucid in the driver's seat to emerge victorious?

At the individual stock level, there have been some interesting contrarian movers, especially in the electric vehicle (EV) space.

By the time these three companies share their latest results and outlooks, what lies ahead in Q4 could be a bit less murky.

This week, on the MarketBeat Podcast Kate sits down with ETF portfolio manager Dave Gilreath, who offers a perspective on "dividend achievers",

Let's look at what is behind the surprise rise in these three names—and whether they can continue to pace this month's market rally.

The headlines have been particularly good for a trio of small cap biotechs and it appears the momentum may have staying power.

These chipmakers with the highest margins could be in position to recover faster once demand and pricing start to improve.

When turbulence strikes, low beta companies in non-cyclical sectors are often the best way to go. Let's look at three examples.

We could be in for some refreshing surprises from these three volatile stocks that have the potential to make this month more memorable than last.

This week on The MarketBeat Podcast Kate's guest is Michael Wang, founder of Prometheus Alternative Investments. He has done stints at Citigroup and hedge funds

Since the bull-market friendly QQQ has beat SPY more often than not over the last 20 years, it should never be counted out.

ON The MarketBeat Podcast Kate's guest is Tom Samuelson, chief investment officer at Vineyard Global Advisors. Tom remains optimistic about investors' prospects

Instances, where Wall Street and WallStreetBets agree, could represent valuable signals for investors. These are three of the stocks both are big on.

High volume shifts tend to keep pressure on share price movement. Reversals can happen, but it'll be hard to buck the current tide on these three stocks.

A strong quick service food brand jettisoned by drive-through lane innovation appears to have Chipotle on a collision course with the elusive $2,000 mark.

The plant-based meat alternative producer has a few similarities to Bed Bath & Beyond that give it serious squeeze potential.

The summer fireworks are still popping in the U.S. equity markets. Here are three names reporting later this month that look primed to be prime time Q2 movers.

These two stocks are well established in the EV market and have strong growth potential—and are trading below $20 a share.

Based on the market's reactions, we could someday look back at Q2 earnings as a major inflection point for these three stocks.

This upcoming week we will get to see another round in two of corporate America's most intense battles. These quarterly updates...

Let's look at a few of the companies with the most stable growth profiles in the energy, materials, and technology sectors respectively.

Over the past decade, only a pair of Dow stocks have finished in the green in every calendar year. A few months from now, we'll learn which one...

There's reason to believe that Lockheed Martin will trend higher over time with solid fundamentals and bullish chart indicators in its favor.