Fabrice Cabaud Wall Street's major averages were mixed on Wednesday as investors continued to sell tech stocks and awaited Alphabet (GOOGL) earnings. Traders also received a softer-than-expected U.S. private jobs report. The benchmark S&P 500 ( SP500 ) was last -0.3% in late morning trade, while the Nasdaq Composite ( COMP:IND ) was -0.8%, and the Dow ( DJI ) was +0.2%. Among the top decliners, AM...
Fabrice Cabaud Wall Street's major averages were mixed on Wednesday as investors continued to sell tech stocks and awaited Alphabet (GOOGL) earnings. Traders also received a softer-than-expected U.S. private jobs report. The benchmark S&P 500 ( SP500 ) was last -0.3% in late morning trade, while the Nasdaq Composite ( COMP:IND ) was -0.8%, and the Dow ( DJI ) was +0.2%. Among the top decliners, AMD ( AMD ) was last at -14.7% even as the Dr. Lisa Su-led company reported Q4 results and guidance that were well above Wall Street’s forecast. Boston Scientific ( BSX ) shares were -17.3% with a Q4 beat but an underwhelming outlook for 2026. AbbVie ( ABBV ) shares were also down, -6.5%, even after the company reported better-than-expected Q4 earnings. In addition, most Magnificent Seven stocks were in the red, including Meta ( META ), Tesla ( TSLA ), Nvidia ( NVDA ), and Alphabet ( GOOGL ). “Analysts keep raising their earnings calls for 2026 and 2027, and that is giving the S&P 500 another boost. With profit hopes building, the bulls still have the upper hand,” said Ryan Detrick, chief market strategist at Carson Group. On the economic side, the U.S. private sector added 22K jobs in January , missing the +45K consensus and slipping from +37K in December, which was revised down from +41K, according to data released by ADP. In addition, t he S&P Global U.S. Composite PMI rose to 53.0 in January from 52.7 in December, higher than expected. “ADP employment report shows we have yet to break free from the low hire, low fire environment of 2025. Healthcare continued to dominate gains, while most other sectors shed jobs, including the manufacturing sector. The pressure to leverage cash flow more than debt to build data centers is beginning to show up,” said Diane Swonk, chief economist at KPMG U.S. “Investments remain to air, although speculators have entered the market. The problem is that the construction of data centers includes very few people, which means the boom in AI inves...
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Brad Sams has more than a decade of writing and publishing experience under his belt including helping to establish new and seasoned publications From breaking news about upcoming Microsoft products to telling the story of how a billion dollar brand was birthed in his book, Beneath a Surface, Brad is a well-rounded journalist who has established himself as a trusted name in the industry.
FilippoBacci Shares of Varonis Systems ( VRNS ) fell about 19% on Wednesday despite a fourth-quarter beat as analysts discussed non-software as a service annual recurring revenue, or non-SaaS ARR. Needham kept its Buy rating on the software maker's stock but lowered the price target on the shares to $30 from $55. Analysts led by Mike Cikos said that Varonis offered investors additional disclosures...
FilippoBacci Shares of Varonis Systems ( VRNS ) fell about 19% on Wednesday despite a fourth-quarter beat as analysts discussed non-software as a service annual recurring revenue, or non-SaaS ARR. Needham kept its Buy rating on the software maker's stock but lowered the price target on the shares to $30 from $55. Analysts led by Mike Cikos said that Varonis offered investors additional disclosures on the SaaS business: SaaS Net Revenue Retention, or NRR, was about 110% in calendar year 2025; and SaaS ARR ex-Conversions grew 32% year-over-year. The analysts noted that despite these metrics, there is uncertainty regarding how much non-SaaS ARR ultimately converts to ARR, where management assumed a range of $50M to $75M on a base of $745M exiting calendar year 2025. "Meanwhile, projected Non-SaaS ARR churn of roughly $30 Million to $55 Million should create an unexpected headwind to CY26 Free Cash Flow, resulting in a guide of $102.5 Million at the midpoint - below the sell-side forecast of $151.0 Million. We expect Varonis to emerge from CY26 in a stronger position, but uncertainty over Non-SaaS ARR migrations, NRR expansion, and New Business are constraints in the near-term," said Cikos and his team. Citi maintained its Neutral/High Risk rating on Varonis and cut the price target on the stock to $28 from $37. "Headline metrics modestly upsided against low expects [expectations]. But total ARR decelerating to 16% YoY, with total NNARR declines worsening to -16% YoY, (SaaS NNARR decelerating 11pts to 19% YoY) shows murky fundamentals," said analysts led by Fatima Boolani. However, the analysts noted that Varonis's meaningful step towards more disclosure-transparency to unpack these optics is a welcome degree of quantitative granularity. The result: 2025 actuals were more than Citi estimates on new logo SaaS (positive) likely owing to deliberate new logo incentives pivoting year-over-year, but 110% SaaS NRR relatively underwhelming (negative considering 25%-30% purporte...
Luis Alvarez/DigitalVision via Getty Images Cirrus Logic's ( CRUS ) better-than-expected third quarter fiscal 2026 results and fourth quarter outlook were driven primarily by smartphone-related demand, primarily from Apple ( AAPL ), but analysts identified PC growth as well. Cirrus Logic shares had surged 14% during early market action on Wednesday. "F3Q Apple rev was $546M (+8% q/q, +8% y/y), rep...
Luis Alvarez/DigitalVision via Getty Images Cirrus Logic's ( CRUS ) better-than-expected third quarter fiscal 2026 results and fourth quarter outlook were driven primarily by smartphone-related demand, primarily from Apple ( AAPL ), but analysts identified PC growth as well. Cirrus Logic shares had surged 14% during early market action on Wednesday. "F3Q Apple rev was $546M (+8% q/q, +8% y/y), representing 94% of total rev, with upside driven by higher iPhone unit vols and mix," said KeyBanc analysts John Vinh and Ryan Rosumny in an investor note. "Mgmt noted ex-Apple rev declined on iPhone 17 sell-through, Android exit, and legacy prod EOLs, with PCs, AI devices, and pro audio offsetting over time." KeyBanc also noted that PC-related revenue is expected to double throughout fiscal 2026. "Mgmt highlighted solid design activity across the PC portfolio, with multiple devices launching in coming quarters and AI PC products now sampling, with related revenue expected to ramp in CY27 and accelerate in CY28," Vinh added. KeyBanc maintained its Overweight rating and $150 price target on Cirrus. Stifel retained its Buy rating and also increased its price target to $163 from $150 following earnings. "Design activity accelerated across the PC portfolio as the company ramps its latest-generation amplifier and codec in mainstream platforms ahead of upcoming customer launches," said Stifel analysts, led by Tore Svanberg, in a note. "To address the rise of AI-enabled PCs, management has begun sampling a new component designed to enhance voice and audio capture, featuring ultra-low-power sleep modes." Finally, Benchmark reiterated its Buy rating and increased its price target to $160 from $150. They noted a long-term opportunity Cirrus has in the automotive market. "The market is shifting from centralized transducer designs to Ethernet-based distributed systems, enabling amplifiers to move closer to individual speakers and materially improving performance," said Benchmark analyst ...
In this article RIVN Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT All-electric vehicle maker Rivian is dealing with a lot: the end of federal support for EVs, a surge in hybrid vehicle sales and a rate of cash burn that still alarms investors, among other things. The company also has relatively low production and delivery numbers , but Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe told CNBC in a December interview th...
In this article RIVN Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT All-electric vehicle maker Rivian is dealing with a lot: the end of federal support for EVs, a surge in hybrid vehicle sales and a rate of cash burn that still alarms investors, among other things. The company also has relatively low production and delivery numbers , but Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe told CNBC in a December interview that's not the full story. "The R1 is the best-selling premium electric SUV in the United States," he said, adding that it has been a top-selling premium SUV of any kind in the state of California. But the R1S carries a nearly $80,000 starting price. Rivian's hope is that the upcoming, less expensive R2 model can repeat that same success in the far larger midsize, mid-price SUV EV market. The R2 looks like a smaller R1S. Someone sitting inside will notice Rivian's familiar style and design language throughout the interior. It has Rivian's recognizable headlights. And it's much the same shape, with a long, flat roof that lets a 6-foot-1-inch person sit in the rear seat without slouching. One of the biggest differences is that it has five seats, two fewer than the larger R1S. "It's a smaller vehicle," Scaringe said. "But I think this is the best vehicle we've developed to date. We're incredibly bullish on this and excited for it. Of course it's cheaper, but it doesn't mean it's not an aspirational product, something that you're really going to enjoy and love to be in." Test ride Scaringe took CNBC on a test drive of the R2 near the company's office in Palo Alto, California. It feels low to the ground and agile. "Watch this," Scaringe said as we were driving on the freeway. He kicked the accelerator and the R2 shot forward. EVs are known for fast acceleration, but this might stand out for its class. "It's quicker than it needs to be," he said. We didn't drive off road, but Scaringe said the R2 is trail-worthy, though customers shouldn't expect the 100-horsepower, go-anywhere cap...
Lean hog futures closed with Monday gains of 80 cents to $1.55 in the front months. USDA’s national base hog price was reported at $86.37 on Tuesday afternoon, up $4.15 from the Monday report. The CME Lean Hog Index was back down 7 cents on Jan 30 at $85.71. USDA’s pork carcass cutout value from Tuesday afternoon report was $1.67 higher to $97.37 per cwt. The rib and belly were the only primals re...
Lean hog futures closed with Monday gains of 80 cents to $1.55 in the front months. USDA’s national base hog price was reported at $86.37 on Tuesday afternoon, up $4.15 from the Monday report. The CME Lean Hog Index was back down 7 cents on Jan 30 at $85.71. USDA’s pork carcass cutout value from Tuesday afternoon report was $1.67 higher to $97.37 per cwt. The rib and belly were the only primals reported higher, with the Rib up $5.06 and belly $15.32 higher. USDA estimated federally inspected hog slaughter on Tuesday was 487,000 head, taking the weekly total to 931,000 head. That was 33,000 head above last week but 32,851 head below the same week last year. Don’t Miss a Day: Feb 26 Hogs closed at $88.550, up $0.800, Apr 26 Hogs closed at $98.150, up $1.525 May 26 Hogs closed at $101.925, up $1.300, On the date of publication, Austin Schroeder did not have (either directly or indirectly) positions in any of the securities mentioned in this article. All information and data in this article is solely for informational purposes. For more information please view the Barchart Disclosure Policy here. The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.
Live cattle futures saw higher trade on Tuesday, with contracts up $2.10 to $2.40. Cash trade settled in last week at $238-240 live across the country and $375-378 dressed. Early action this week has been quiet with most compiling showlists. Feeder cattle futures posted gains of $1.57 to $2.05 on Tuesday. The CME Feeder Cattle Index was up another $3.82 to $374.41 on January 30. Monday’s OKC feede...
Live cattle futures saw higher trade on Tuesday, with contracts up $2.10 to $2.40. Cash trade settled in last week at $238-240 live across the country and $375-378 dressed. Early action this week has been quiet with most compiling showlists. Feeder cattle futures posted gains of $1.57 to $2.05 on Tuesday. The CME Feeder Cattle Index was up another $3.82 to $374.41 on January 30. Monday’s OKC feeder cattle auction showed 2,624 head sold, with sales up $4-12 for feeder steers and $3-8 higher on feeder heifers, with calves reported steady. USDA did report a case of new world screwworm in Florida via an imported horse from Argentina late last week, though the animal was treated and has remained in quarantine. Don’t Miss a Day: Wholesale Boxed Beef prices were mixed in the Tuesday PM report, with the Chc/Sel spread at $3.48. Choice boxes were up $2.50 to $370.71, while Select was $2.32 higher at $367.23. USDA reported federally inspected cattle slaughter at 115,000 head for Tuesday, with the weekly total at 223,000 head. That is 11,000 head above last week but 12,481 head shy of the same week last year. Feb 26 Live Cattle closed at $240.325, up $2.150, Apr 26 Live Cattle closed at $241.625, up $2.100, Jun 26 Live Cattle closed at $236.625, up $2.375, Mar 26 Feeder Cattle closed at $367.925, up $1.575, Apr 26 Feeder Cattle closed at $365.875, up $1.700, May 26 Feeder Cattle closed at $362.400, up $2.050, On the date of publication, Austin Schroeder did not have (either directly or indirectly) positions in any of the securities mentioned in this article. All information and data in this article is solely for informational purposes. For more information please view the Barchart Disclosure Policy here. The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.
Soybeans are showing 1 to 2 cent losses in the front months on Wednesday morning. Futures posted 4 to 5 ½ cent gains on Tuesday. The cmdtyView national average Cash Bean price was 4 3/4 cents higher at $10.00 1/2. Soymeal futures were $1.40 to $2.60 lower, with Soy Oil futures up 102 to 129 points. The Treasury issued guidance on the 45Z tax credit on Tuesday morning, adding some premium to bean o...
Soybeans are showing 1 to 2 cent losses in the front months on Wednesday morning. Futures posted 4 to 5 ½ cent gains on Tuesday. The cmdtyView national average Cash Bean price was 4 3/4 cents higher at $10.00 1/2. Soymeal futures were $1.40 to $2.60 lower, with Soy Oil futures up 102 to 129 points. The Treasury issued guidance on the 45Z tax credit on Tuesday morning, adding some premium to bean oil and lessening some uncertainty. They still need to go through a public hearing process, which is scheduled for May. Don’t Miss a Day: EU soybean imports have totaled 7.29 MMT, from July 1 to February 1, which is down 1.33 MMT from the same period last year. Mar 26 Soybeans closed at $10.65 3/4, up 5 1/2 cents, currently down 1 3/4 cents Nearby Cash was $10.00 1/2, up 4 3/4 cents, May 26 Soybeans closed at $10.77 1/4, up 4 3/4 cents, currently down 1 1/4 cents Jul 26 Soybeans closed at $10.90 1/2, up 4 3/4 cents, currently down 1 1/2 cents On the date of publication, Austin Schroeder did not have (either directly or indirectly) positions in any of the securities mentioned in this article. All information and data in this article is solely for informational purposes. For more information please view the Barchart Disclosure Policy here. The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.
US Services Sector Surveys Signal Solid Growth In January, But... Following the dramatic rebound in US Manufacturing survey data - driven by a surge in new orders - 'Soft' data has bounced back dramatically from its post-government shutdown lows (which is ironically occurring as the hard data - which was so resilient through the shutdown - has started to roll over)... ...and this morning's Service...
US Services Sector Surveys Signal Solid Growth In January, But... Following the dramatic rebound in US Manufacturing survey data - driven by a surge in new orders - 'Soft' data has bounced back dramatically from its post-government shutdown lows (which is ironically occurring as the hard data - which was so resilient through the shutdown - has started to roll over)... ...and this morning's Services Sector survey data builds on that rebound S&P Global's US Services PMI signaled a better than expected expansion of 52.7 in January (52.5 exp), rebounding from April 2025 lows. ISM's US Services PMI survey also beat expectations in January (53.8 vs 53.5 exp), but was flat from a revised lower 53.8. But both still solidly in expansion... The S&P Global US Composite PMI recorded 53.0 in January. That was up from 52.7 in December and represented a solid rate of growth in private sector activity. Both sectors covered by the survey recorded stronger output expansions, in line with faster gains in new business. Employment meanwhile rose only marginally, while confidence in the outlook softened. Despite the rebound, US has been overtaken by UK and Japan in terms of global PMIs... “Sustained service sector growth, supported by a robust rise in manufacturing output in January, indicates the economy is growing at an annualized rate of around 1.7%," according to Chris Williamson, Chief Business Economist at S&P Global Market Intelligence. However, that is a lower gear compared to the pace of expansion seen prior to December’s slowdown , and hints at GDP growth cooling in the first quarter. Consumer-facing companies are increasingly reporting a challenging environment, with demand for services falling in January having nearly stalled in December, "reflecting low levels of consumer sentiment and cost of living pressures," Williamson noted. The ISM data showed a triple whammy of higher prices, lower new orders, and lower employment... However, as Williamson concludes, “ inflationary pr...
Corn price action is trading fractionally to 2 cents lower on Wednesday morning. Futures posted Tuesday gains of 1 to 2 ¼ cents on the session. Preliminary open interest showed a rotation of ownership up just 470 contracts. The CmdtyView national average Cash Corn price was up 1 ¾ cents at $3.70 1/4. USDA tallied corn export shipments at 1.129 MMT (44.47 mbu) during the week ending on October 9. T...
Corn price action is trading fractionally to 2 cents lower on Wednesday morning. Futures posted Tuesday gains of 1 to 2 ¼ cents on the session. Preliminary open interest showed a rotation of ownership up just 470 contracts. The CmdtyView national average Cash Corn price was up 1 ¾ cents at $3.70 1/4. USDA tallied corn export shipments at 1.129 MMT (44.47 mbu) during the week ending on October 9. That was 119.74% above the same week last year but down 33.61% from last week. Mexico was the top destination of 299,156 MT, with 202,680 MT headed to Colombia and 140,416 MT to South Korea. Marketing year exports for 2025/26 are now 7.94 MMT (312.59 mbu) since September 1, which is now 64.97% above the same period last year. Don’t Miss a Day: Taiwan purchased 65,000 MT of corn from the US in their tender on Wednesday. Two separate South Korean importers purchased a total of 199,000 MT of corn in tenders overnight, with no official origins listed. CONAB raised their estimate for the 2025/26 Brazilian corn crop by 0.32 MMT to 138.6 MMT in their latest release this morning. ANEC estimates the October Brazilian corn exports at 6.46 MMT, which was a 0.4 MMT increase from their estimate last week. Dec 25 Corn is at $4.13, up 2 1/4 cents, currently down 3/4 cent Nearby Cash is at $3.70 1/4, up 1 3/4 cents, Mar 26 Corn is at $4.29 1/4, up 2 cents, currently down 1 1/4 cents May 26 Corn is at $4.38, up 1 1/2 cents, currently down 1 1/4 cents On the date of publication, Austin Schroeder did not have (either directly or indirectly) positions in any of the securities mentioned in this article. All information and data in this article is solely for informational purposes. For more information please view the Barchart Disclosure Policy here. The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.
MPLX has plenty of fuel to continue increasing its high-yielding payout. High-yielding dividend stocks often have higher risk profiles. With a nearly 8% yield, MPLX (MPLX 0.20%) would seem to be in the higher risk category. However, that couldn't be farther from the truth. The master limited partnership (MLP) -- an entity that sends a Schedule K-1 Federal Tax Form each year -- has a fortress finan...
MPLX has plenty of fuel to continue increasing its high-yielding payout. High-yielding dividend stocks often have higher risk profiles. With a nearly 8% yield, MPLX (MPLX 0.20%) would seem to be in the higher risk category. However, that couldn't be farther from the truth. The master limited partnership (MLP) -- an entity that sends a Schedule K-1 Federal Tax Form each year -- has a fortress financial profile. Further, the pipeline company has visible growth secured through 2029. These features mean you can confidently buy and hold this high-yielding dividend stock through at least the end of the decade. Another strong year MPLX recently reported its fourth-quarter and full-year financial results. The MLP generated $5.8 billion of distributable cash flow last year, enough to cover its high-yielding distribution by a comfortable 1.4 times. The MLP produced $1 billion in free cash flow after paying distributions, enabling it to retain cash to fund growth. The pipeline company invested well in excess of that amount last year as growth investments totaled $5.5 billion. It made several acquisitions, including the $2.4 billion purchase of Northwind Midstream. The MLP also invested capital across several expansion projects. Expand NYSE : MPLX MPLX Today's Change ( -0.20 %) $ -0.11 Current Price $ 55.16 Key Data Points Market Cap $56B Day's Range $ 55.12 - $ 55.52 52wk Range $ 44.60 - $ 57.16 Volume 12K Avg Vol 1.6M Gross Margin 45.24 % Dividend Yield 7.14 % Even with that massive growth investment, the MLP ended the year with a rock-solid financial profile. Its leverage ratio of 3.7 times is well below the 4.0 times range that its stable cash flows can support. The MLP's strong financial profile and growing cash flows enabled it to hike its distribution payment by 12.5% last year. Ample growth coming down the pipeline MPLX expects to invest another $2.4 billion into growth capital projects this year. The MLP has a long list of expansions underway. It's building two new NGL...
peterschreiber.media/iStock via Getty Images CleanSpark ( CLSK ) on Wednesday announced January 2026 bitcoin production of 573 tokens, compared to 622 produced in December 2025 . The Henderson-based bitcoin miner's average bitcoin production came to 18.47 tokens in January. Average operating hashrate for the month was 42.6 EH/s. CleanSpark held 13,513 bitcoins as of January 31, 2026. The company s...
peterschreiber.media/iStock via Getty Images CleanSpark ( CLSK ) on Wednesday announced January 2026 bitcoin production of 573 tokens, compared to 622 produced in December 2025 . The Henderson-based bitcoin miner's average bitcoin production came to 18.47 tokens in January. Average operating hashrate for the month was 42.6 EH/s. CleanSpark held 13,513 bitcoins as of January 31, 2026. The company sold 158.63 tokens for an average price of $91,752. Proceeds from the sale were $14.55M. BTC-USD was trading 2.07% lower at $74,148.80 during morning trading. More on CleanSpark CleanSpark: The Market Is Waiting On One Thing CleanSpark: 3 Reasons To Buy The Dip Now CleanSpark: Undervalued Bitcoin Miner With Emerging AI/HPC Optionality Coinbase, MSTR, Circle, others retreat after bitcoin's weekend slide CleanSpark announces acquisition of property in Texas
Yagi Studio Amazon’s ( AMZN ) Alexa+ is now available for everyone in the United States, the company said on Wednesday, almost a year after its launch. Alexa+ was introduced in March 2025 under an early access program where customers had to buy a newer device or join a waitlist to be considered for the access. The company has made the service available in three different tiers, wherein all Amazon ...
Yagi Studio Amazon’s ( AMZN ) Alexa+ is now available for everyone in the United States, the company said on Wednesday, almost a year after its launch. Alexa+ was introduced in March 2025 under an early access program where customers had to buy a newer device or join a waitlist to be considered for the access. The company has made the service available in three different tiers, wherein all Amazon Prime members will get unlimited access to the full set of Alexa+ capabilities for free. Non-Prime members can get access to the full suite of Alexa+ capabilities for $19.99 per month. They can also access Alexa+ through a new free chat experience at Alexa.com and in the Alexa app. However, this “Alexa+ experience will be limited based on use,” the company said. The revamped version of the 11-year-old Alexa comes amid a rapid influx of AI chatbots like OpenAI’s ( OPENAI ) ChatGPT, Google’s ( GOOG ) ( GOOGL ) Gemini and Anthropic’s ( ANTHRO ) Claude. Powered by large language models, including Amazon Nova and Anthropic, Amazon says the revamped AI assistant is built on a new architecture, positioning Alexa+ as a substantially more advanced and capable upgrade. “…it’s smarter, more conversational, more personalized, and can get a wide range of things done on your behalf,” the tech giant said. More on Amazon Alphabet And Amazon Earnings Previews: What's Happening To Margins? Amazon Q4 Preview: Asymmetric Downside If AWS Prints Below $34.9B In Revenue Amazon: Why Falling Margins Are The Signal Newsroom workforce to be hit in Washington Post's latest layoffs Anthropic takes shot at OpenAI, says Claude will remain 'ad-free'
Key Points Robinhood's popularity among younger people could make it highly successful in the next 10 years. Roku should benefit as streaming continues to capture a larger share of television viewing time. 10 stocks we like better than Robinhood Markets › Over the next decade, some industries, such as fintech and streaming, are likely to grow significantly. That's what many analysts predict due to...
Key Points Robinhood's popularity among younger people could make it highly successful in the next 10 years. Roku should benefit as streaming continues to capture a larger share of television viewing time. 10 stocks we like better than Robinhood Markets › Over the next decade, some industries, such as fintech and streaming, are likely to grow significantly. That's what many analysts predict due to several factors, such as rising demand for digital payment and banking services, and the decline of more traditional entertainment like cable in favor of streaming. Companies that are leaders in these markets may deliver above-average returns through 2036. Let's consider two stocks, one in each industry, worth investing in today and holding on to for the next decade: Robinhood Markets (NASDAQ: HOOD) and Roku (NASDAQ: ROKU). Where to invest $1,000 right now? Our analyst team just revealed what they believe are the 10 best stocks to buy right now, when you join Stock Advisor. See the stocks » 1. Robinhood Markets Robinhood's shares have more than doubled over the past year as sales and earnings have been growing at a good clip. In the third quarter, the company's revenue doubled to $1.27 billion, while net income rose 271% year over year to $556 million. The company is moving in the right direction in other areas. Robinhood's number of investment accounts is improving constantly, for instance. But could it keep up that momentum over the next 10 years? There will be some volatility for sure. Robinhood is trading at 38.7 times forward earnings, which suggests little room for error. However, its brand power and expanding service portfolio could help it perform well through 2036. Robinhood helped pioneer the commission-free trading model, making investing in stocks easy. The company's entirely online model also means it can save on overhead costs and pass those savings on to customers in various ways. Robinhood is particularly popular with younger investors for a reason, and ove...