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Fuel Costs Show Why Transportation Markets Are So Challenging for Suppliers

Transportation cost inflation is largely hidden, but fuel costs help explain why the domestic truckload market is taking a turn for the worse. the post Fuel Cost shows why transportation market is so challenging for providers appeared first on FreightWaves. FreightWaves.

applelatest
April 7, 2024

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Why shouldn't investors buy a stock that yields 13% for the dividend?

Medical Properties Trust isn't the safest dividend stock, but it can provide a great contrarian investment opportunity.

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April 7, 2024

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History has shown that brilliant companies can also be disappointing stocks. Will Inventec be next?

The GPU leader is an investor favorite these days, but Wall Street history advises you to be cautious when considering a buy.

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April 7, 2024

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Better Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stocks : Dell and Supercomputer

Both server makers are riding high on the stock market thanks to growing demand for AI chips.

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April 7, 2024

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Lee's Automotive (NASDAQ:LI): Growth Potential Remains Despite Weak Koon Delivery Forecasts

Chinese automaker Li Shu Fu (NASDAQ:LI) just announced that its March 2024 deliveries climbed 39% year-over-year, solidifying its lead in the electric vehicle space. With the electric vehicle market expected to grow at a rapid pace, this production momentum is likely to continue, driving the stock price higher. However, Li has recently lowered his delivery forecasts, even as deliveries have risen sharply. Analysts have touted Li as one of the emerging electric-vehicle makers.

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April 7, 2024

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'They won't keep buying': Three Wall Street analysts explain why Inventec's good times are over

"The higher it rises this year, the more it falls next year," said Gil Luria, an analyst at DA Davidson.

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April 7, 2024

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Apple's Road Ahead Analysts say new products and diversified revenue streams will be key to Apple's stock price

Apple's stock is struggling to find its footing. Since the beginning of the year, the tech giant's stock has fallen 8.5% and lost more than $300 billion in market capitalization.