Pool Corp’s (POOL) Profit Growth Seems to Be Bottoming Here. Is the Stock Next?
Pool Corp (POOL) has been delivering negative profit growth dur to tough comparisons last year. But this stock could be bottoming.
Pool Corp (POOL) has been delivering negative profit growth dur to tough comparisons last year. But this stock could be bottoming.
Grainger (GWW) is seeing continued profit gowht and increased profit margins as its supply chain returned to pre-pandemic levels.
Inflation is finally easing for Ecolab (ECL) as quaterly profit growth is expected to return to a double-digit rate next quarter.
Ball Corp (BALL) could see a decline in its can sales to Anheuser-Busch InBev as Americans continue to avoid Budweiser beer,
Eli Lilly (LLY) shares have been soaring as Mounjaro for weight loss and Donanemab for Alzeimer’s could fuel profits for years.
Sherwin-Williams (SHW) delivered an earnings report that is better than expected. But management is talking too cautiously.
DR Horton (DHI) stock has been climbing higher even as high mortgage rates remain high. Investors must be looking ahead.
McDonald’s (MCD) is delivering strong results as same store sales jumped 13% last qtr due to strong sales of McCrispy sandwiches.
Booking.com (BKNG) just set quarterly records for room nights and gross bookings, as the Summer travel season is heating up.
MasterCard (MA) is seeing good growth for its cybersecurity and fraud prevention services. Cross-border volume has been good too,
Apple’s (AAPL) growth has stagnated, with year-over-year profits flat. Perhaps Apple Pay could become the company’s next catalyst?
Old Dominion Freight Line (ODFL) finally had a weak quarter. But with a lofty P/E of 29, the stock is still too expensive for my taste.