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Regular session
$146.73
+7.72%open $136.22
A 7.72% intraday jump to $146.73 on the Q3 earnings reaction is the kind of repricing that rarely retraces quietly in this name. Where it closes tells you whether buyers believe the quarter or just chased it.
56 With $280,000 and Nine Years to Go? These 3 ETFs Make the Last Stretch Count
At 56 with nine years left, the instinct is to get aggressive and make up lost ground fast. That instinct can wreck a retirement. Here is what actually works when the clock is ticking and the stakes are real.
People in Their 70s Are Taking Up Nordic Skiing. After a Fall, Medicare Could Keep Paying for Therapy Even When Progress Stalls
A fall on the ski trail can leave a 72-year-old in physical therapy for months, but the moment measurable progress stalls, many clinics quietly signal that Medicare coverage is about to stop. That signal is often wrong, and the rules for fighting it are ones most patients never…
Apple’s Hardware Strength Fuels Analyst Optimism, Multiple Analysts Raise Price Targets
Three major Wall Street firms just revised their Apple targets after a record quarter, yet shares tumbled premarket as investors zeroed in on one number buried in the guidance that could define the stock’s next move.
UPS’s $5.4 Billion Dividend Bill Exceeded Its Free Cash Flow. Is the Payout at Risk?
Four stocks are paying out billions in dividends that their cash flows can barely support, and the gap between what investors expect and what the business can actually deliver keeps widening. Before the next declaration date, you need to see the numbers behind the yield.
A Stranger Earned $80,000 a Year on My Social Security Number and Now SSA Is Holding the Disability Check I Live On
A disabled man on Long Island discovered a stranger had been filing wages under his Social Security number, and now the monthly check he depends on has vanished without warning. Here is what the paper trail reveals about how fast an identity mix-up can spiral into a financial em…
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SUPNSupernus Pharmaceuticals
$473M$8.13 per share
- 2FIBKFirst Interstate BancSystem$0.47/sh$44M
- 3SRCE1st Source$0.45/sh$10.8M
- 4CCECCapital Clean Energy Carriers$0.15/sh$9M
- 5IBCPIndependent Bank$0.28/sh$6.2M
Supernus Pharmaceuticals is handing shareholders $473 million, or $8.13 a share, on November 6, dwarfing everything else being paid today. The rest are bank dividends measured in cents: First Interstate BancSystem is next at $44 million.
Palantir’s Bookings Worry Is Dragging Down These Widely Held ETFs
Palantir beat on revenue and earnings, yet its stock tumbled anyway, and the fallout quietly clipped the returns of millions of investors who never bought a single share of PLTR.
Price Prediction: Spotify Will Hit $1,000 on This Date
Spotify’s subscriber engine keeps compounding and its margins keep climbing, so the question is no longer whether the stock can reach four figures but exactly when and what has to go right between now and that date.
Hedgeye hands investors a four-item checklist for a defensive regime shift: yields rolling, commodities cracking, healthcare and staples leading, dollar breaking out. Confirm those and cash outranks cyclicals.
Growth slowing. Inflation slowing. That's #Quad4. It rarely shows up all at once, so watch the tells. Long-term yields turn first. Commodities crack. Healthcare and Staples take the lead. The Dollar breaks out. The more of those line up, the louder the signal. USD cash, https://t.co/uv2yR6Wbj0
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Regular session
$57.28
-4.15%open $59.76
Down 4.15% to $57.28 on the day it reported Q3 results and raised its distribution, a rare drawdown for a $58 billion midstream partnership that usually trades on yield. Income holders will want to see where the selling stops.
Enterprise Products Covers Its Distribution 1.9 Times. Here Are 3 More High-Yield Stocks
A high yield means nothing if the cash behind it runs dry at the wrong moment. These four income stocks clear that bar with room to spare, but one covers its payout at a rate that puts the others to shame.