Apple’s (AAPL) Growth Stagnates Despite Continued Success in Services
Apple’s (AAPL) growth has stagnated, with year-over-year profits flat. Perhaps Apple Pay could become the company’s next catalyst?
Apple’s (AAPL) growth has stagnated, with year-over-year profits flat. Perhaps Apple Pay could become the company’s next catalyst?
It’s hard to find deals in this stock market nowadays. But Fiserv (FISV) is still a bargain with an Est. LTG of 14% and a P/E of only 16.
Domino’s (DPZ) used to be a nice growth stock. Then shares flew higher during COVID stay-at-home times. Now its got a hangover.
Waste Management (WM) grew its collection & disposal business a respectable 7% last qtr. Profits grew just 2% due to higher labor.
The trend of Alphabet’s (GOOGL) stock has turned higher, but profit growth hasn’t. Yet. But the quarters ahead are looking good.
Visa (V) has proven to be a safe investment through the Banking crisis as cross-border travel remains strong, with Asia as a driver,
Microsoft’s parternship with OpenAI is combining Azure, Bing, and Office with with ChatGPT, giving MSFT growth opporunity ahead.
Spring was a little late to arrive this year, causing Tractor Supply’s (TSCO) customers to delay buying Spring seasonal items.
Lockheed Marting (LMT) got a nice boost to revenue from its Space division. And International tensions are boosting demand.
UnitedHealth (UNH) is making an effort to get more lower-margin government business. And profits are down a bit do to this.
Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) is set to spin off its Consumer Brands division this week, which could make J&J a faster growing company.
Nike (NKE) continues to grow sales at a robust rate (+14% last qtr), especially in North America (+27%) as is slashes inventory.