Is PepsiCo Stock a Buy, Sell, or Hold in 2025?
Like an open can of soda left out overnight, PepsiCo ( NASDAQ: PEP ) stock has lost its fizz lately -- it's down by about 15% over the past year at the time of this writing. Though it has delivered consistent earnings growth, the combination of muted guidance for the year ahead and rising ...
President Trump's Tariffs Have Arrived. 3 Things to Do to Protect Your Portfolio.
The idea of an import tax started weighing on investor sentiment in March, when President Trump laid out his initial plan to target Canada, Mexico, and China. Stocks tumbled, with the S&P 500 ( SNPINDEX: ^GSPC ) and Nasdaq Composite ( NASDAQINDEX: ^IXIC ) both temporarily slipping into correction ...
Where Will Sirius XM Stock Be in 5 Years?
In the past five years, the S&P 500 index has generated a total return of 130%. Investors who put money behind the widely followed benchmark would've more than doubled their money. That's a great outcome.But had you invested in Sirius XM ( NASDAQ: SIRI ) , for example, your starting capital would ...
Worker Disrupts Microsoft 50th Anniversay Event With Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer, And Satya Nadella Present, Calls Tech Giant 'War Profiteer' - Microsoft ( NASDAQ:MSFT )
On Friday, a Microsoft Corporation MSFT employee disrupted the company's 50th-anniversary event, accusing the tech giant of complicity in war crimes. Microsoft's former CEOs Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer, and current CEO Satya Nadella attended the event.
Did President Donald Trump Break His Social Security Promise? The Answer Isn't as Cut-and-Dried as You Think.
Trump has promised neither he nor his administration will touch Social Security.
Market Meltdown: 1 Screaming Buy Down 50% Hasn't Been This Cheap in 5 Years
What a difference a year makes! Stocks were riding high in 2024 on artificial intelligence ( AI ) enthusiasm and a strong U.S. economy. Then, the markets got a boost after the election, as many thought the new U.S. presidential administration would be stock market-friendly.
Trump Tariffs Could Spike iPhone Prices To Almost $2,300 If Apple Decides To Pass On The Costs To Buyers - Apple ( NASDAQ:AAPL )
President Donald Trump has enacted sweeping tariffs that could significantly increase the cost of consumer goods, including Apple Inc. AAPL iPhones. Analysts foresee a potential price surge of 30% to 40% if Apple passes these costs onto consumers.
