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Emerson Electric just set a fresh 52-week high at $166.27, 1.49% above the August 11 peak. The industrial name has now taken out its old ceiling after two months of grinding sideways.
Boeing closed at $168.18, a fresh 52-week low that undercuts the prior November 2025 floor by 6.1%, hours after a Q3 earnings miss. Every holder from the past year is now underwater.
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AI power demand is now a Baker Hughes earnings driver: management lifted its 2026-2028 IET order outlook above $50 billion. Both EPS and revenue beat expectations, the eleventh straight quarter of doing so.
Vanguard’s international dividend growth ETF has a loyal following, but a closer look at the five-year numbers reveals a rival fund quietly stacking up returns that are hard to explain away as a lucky streak.
Operating earnings came in above expectations, but $879.8 million of mark-to-market investment losses on fixed maturities flipped the quarter to a GAAP net loss for common shareholders. Underwriting held up anyway, and management kept buying back stock.
A 1.56x net book-to-bill lifted backlog 4.8% sequentially to $24.5 billion, rebuilding the revenue pipeline even as the top line slipped year over year. Management also raised the buyback authorization to $750 million.
Stericycle is finally paying off: Healthcare Solutions operating EBITDA jumped more than 30% to $146 million, and management affirmed full-year guidance. Adjusted EPS of $2.15 came in missing expectations, held back by pre-tax charges including integration costs.
Goldman Sachs just flagged the largest tech sell-off ever recorded in its prime brokerage book, and a 63-year-old with three 401(k) funds may be carrying far more of that risk than she realizes.
