Even if a company is profitable, it doesn’t always mean it’s a great investment.
Some struggle to maintain growth, face looming threats, or fail to reinvest wisely, limiting their future potential.
Fidelity National Financial’s first quarter drew a negative market reaction, as both revenue and non-GAAP profit fell short of Wall Street’s expectations. Management attributed the underperformance to persistent headwinds in housing transaction volumes and the impact of elevated mortgage rate volatility. CEO Mike Nolan noted, “For the month of April, we have seen purchase open orders down 3% due to the impact of uncertainty and mortgage rate volatility.” The company nonetheless highlighted operational efficiencies and technology investments that partially offset volume pressure.
JetBlue’s investor known for profiting from the GameStop meme stock saga, Vladimir Galkin, may sell his $212 million stake if the airline’s cost-cutting and turnaround plan fails to show results amid deep financial and operational struggles.
Portfolio manager George Efstathopoulos is bullish on Chinese tech stocks, citing innovation surge and gov't support. Valuations and performance favor China over US.
According to Trump Media’s filing with the SEC, the ETF will directly hold both cryptocurrencies, allocating 75% of its assets to Bitcoin and 25% to Ether.
Insiders have doubled down, buying three stocks that they were already heavily invested in. A quote from a renowned investor shows why this is a positive sign.
