Shares of Turning Point Brands (TPB 0.80%) sank 33% this week, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence. A fast-growing player in the nicotine pouch space, Turning Point Brands missed on its earnings expectation in Q4 and is projecting weak guidance for 2026, according to Wall Street. The stock has been a large winner over the last year, and is still up around 50% in the last twelve m...
Shares of Turning Point Brands (TPB 0.80%) sank 33% this week, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence. A fast-growing player in the nicotine pouch space, Turning Point Brands missed on its earnings expectation in Q4 and is projecting weak guidance for 2026, according to Wall Street. The stock has been a large winner over the last year, and is still up around 50% in the last twelve months. Is now a great time to buy the dip on Turning Point Brands? Let's see why shares fell this week, and whether they are a buy for your portfolio today. Expand NYSE : TPB Turning Point Brands Today's Change ( -0.80 %) $ -0.74 Current Price $ 91.66 Key Data Points Market Cap $1.8B Day's Range $ 88.63 - $ 93.27 52wk Range $ 51.48 - $ 146.90 Volume 521K Avg Vol 378K Gross Margin 57.08 % Dividend Yield 0.32 % Weakened expectations Turning Point Brands owns Zig-Zag rolling papers for tobacco and marijuana, as well as Stoker's chewing tobacco. However, its crown jewel from a growth perspective is its modern oral business, namely nicotine pouches. Modern Oral revenue grew 266% year over year last quarter to $41.3 million and now makes up 34% of overall company sales. Management is guiding for further growth in 2026, with net revenue in modern oral of $180 million-$190 million. However, to scale up its nicotine pouch business, Turning Point Brands is now investing heavily in marketing and distribution, which will temporarily disrupt profitability. Adjusted earnings are expected to be $24 million to $27 million in the first quarter, down from $119 million in 2025 on an annualized basis. Time to buy the dip? After a rapid dip this week, Turning Point Brands' stock now trades at a market cap of $1.75 billion. It has a price-to-earnings ratio (P/E) of 29, which doesn't look that cheap. However, the company is still in investment mode, and trades at a price-to-sales ratio (P/S) of 3.7. This is a low figure for a fast-growing company in a sector with strong unit economics (nicotine)....
Key Points Turning Point Brands reported earnings this week. The company's nicotine pouch business is growing quickly, but it is coming at the expense of short-term profits. Shares of the stock look cheap if you believe fast pouch growth will continue. 10 stocks we like better than Turning Point Brands › Shares of Turning Point Brands (NYSE: TPB) sank 33% this week, according to data from S&P Glob...
Key Points Turning Point Brands reported earnings this week. The company's nicotine pouch business is growing quickly, but it is coming at the expense of short-term profits. Shares of the stock look cheap if you believe fast pouch growth will continue. 10 stocks we like better than Turning Point Brands › Shares of Turning Point Brands (NYSE: TPB) sank 33% this week, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence. A fast-growing player in the nicotine pouch space, Turning Point Brands missed on its earnings expectation in Q4 and is projecting weak guidance for 2026, according to Wall Street. The stock has been a large winner over the last year, and is still up around 50% in the last twelve months. Is now a great time to buy the dip on Turning Point Brands? Let's see why shares fell this week, and whether they are a buy for your portfolio today. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » Weakened expectations Turning Point Brands owns Zig-Zag rolling papers for tobacco and marijuana, as well as Stoker's chewing tobacco. However, its crown jewel from a growth perspective is its modern oral business, namely nicotine pouches. Modern Oral revenue grew 266% year over year last quarter to $41.3 million and now makes up 34% of overall company sales. Management is guiding for further growth in 2026, with net revenue in modern oral of $180 million-$190 million. However, to scale up its nicotine pouch business, Turning Point Brands is now investing heavily in marketing and distribution, which will temporarily disrupt profitability. Adjusted earnings are expected to be $24 million to $27 million in the first quarter, down from $119 million in 2025 on an annualized basis. Time to buy the dip? After a rapid dip this week, Turning Point Brands' stock now trades at a market cap of $1.75 billion. It has...
Dems To Keep Blocking DHS Funds Despite Noem Firing On Thursday, President Donald Trump fired Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem a nd tapped Sen. Markwayne Mullin of Oklahoma as her replacement, marking the first administration shake-up of Trump’s second term. Democrats had been demanding her ouster for months, but they’ve made it quite clear that the move changed nothing in the...
Dems To Keep Blocking DHS Funds Despite Noem Firing On Thursday, President Donald Trump fired Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem a nd tapped Sen. Markwayne Mullin of Oklahoma as her replacement, marking the first administration shake-up of Trump’s second term. Democrats had been demanding her ouster for months, but they’ve made it quite clear that the move changed nothing in their eyes, and the standoff over DHS funding continues. The DHS partial shutdown - now stretching into its third week - was already the product of Democratic demands for sweeping restrictions on Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection. Those demands didn't soften with the personnel change. They hardened. " A change in personnel is not sufficient ," House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries told reporters. " We need a change in policy ." Jeffries added, “It's not like Kristi Noem was involved in negotiating anything. She was a corrupt lackey. So we're dealing with the White House and we're going to continue to deal with the White House at this point." Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer made it clear he's not interested in administrative adjustments or good-faith assurances . He wants legislation that fundamentally changes how immigration law is enforced. "We have to change them by legislation because I don't trust any one person being in charge of this agency as long as Trump is president, given the policies he's espoused, given how ICE has been structured," Schumer insisted. And then, with the rhetorical flourish of a man who has already made up his mind: " The rot is deep ." Sen. Christopher S. Murphy of Connecticut, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Homeland Security Appropriations Subcommittee, was equally unmoved. "Changing the name plate on the door doesn't change the fact that they are committed to using DHS to terrorize communities and migrants in this country," Murphy said. Despite Democrats being the ones holding up funding, Schumer ...
James O'Neil/DigitalVision via Getty Images The Utilities sector has historically been a favorite for investors seeking consistent income and relative safety, especially in a downturn. Over the last few years, the sector has garnered additional interest insofar as it has been deemed to be a direct beneficiary of the AI infrastructure buildout we’ve seen during the same period, which is largely exp...
James O'Neil/DigitalVision via Getty Images The Utilities sector has historically been a favorite for investors seeking consistent income and relative safety, especially in a downturn. Over the last few years, the sector has garnered additional interest insofar as it has been deemed to be a direct beneficiary of the AI infrastructure buildout we’ve seen during the same period, which is largely expected to continue going forward in an accelerated fashion. In this article, I’m going to examine the investment merits of a popular way to gain exposure to this sector by looking at the State Street Utilities Select Sector SPDR ETF ( XLU ). I think there are a lot more risks here than many investors might realize, and, taken together, I think these risks merit a ‘sell’ rating for the ETF. Background To begin, it’s important to understand the state of play: Source: Seeking Alpha (arrows drawn by author) XLU saw a run-up culminating in mid-October of last year, coinciding with what looks, in retrospect, to have been peak euphoria in the AI trade. The rationale here, of course, was that Utilities are supposed to be a prime beneficiary of the AI infrastructure buildout, given the massive increases in demand for electricity that that buildout is expected to bring with it. Most recently, over the last several weeks, there has been a run-up in XLU that has coincided with a general rotation to safety and perceived immunity from AI disruption. This has also seen areas like Consumer Staples and Consumer Defensives, as well as Industrials and Materials, outperform. And it has been against the backdrop of what I can only describe as confusion in the tech trade. Magnificent 7 stocks have underperformed as investors begin to question the financial viability of hyper-scaler capex, on the one hand, while, at the same time, numerous industries have sold off (most notably, SaaS companies) due to perceived existential threat from new AI tools, on the other hand. Is This Sustainable? I think i...
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Joa_Souza/iStock Unreleased via Getty Images Brazil's CADE antitrust authority said Friday it approved an agreement for private equity firm IG4 Capital to buy a controlling stake in Braskem ( BAK ) from conglomerate Novonor, marking a key milestone in a long-running dispute over control of the petrochemical company. The agreement, which had been announced by the companies in December , was a...
Joa_Souza/iStock Unreleased via Getty Images Brazil's CADE antitrust authority said Friday it approved an agreement for private equity firm IG4 Capital to buy a controlling stake in Braskem ( BAK ) from conglomerate Novonor, marking a key milestone in a long-running dispute over control of the petrochemical company. The agreement, which had been announced by the companies in December , was approved by the superintendence without restrictions, CADE said. Under the deal, IG4 would share control of Braskem ( BAK ) with oil giant Petrobras ( PBR ), the petrochemical firm's second-largest investor, while Novonor would retain a 4% stake; the approval becomes final after 15 days if no appeal or change is made by board members. The approval followed a report by local newspaper Valor Economico that IG4 might pull out of the deal due to what it saw as CADE's slow movement in approving the deal. Braskem ( BAK ) continues to burn through cash and may need to seek bankruptcy protection within the next 2-3 months, the newspaper reported. More on Braskem Braskem: Weak Spreads Persist, But Governance Risks Are Easing (Rating Upgrade) Braskem: Three Key Reasons To No Longer Be So Bearish (For 2026) (Rating Upgrade) Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Braskem
BobHemphill/iStock via Getty Images RITM stock is loved by Wall Street I last analyzed Rithm Capital (NYSE: RITM ) stock on Jan 8, 2026. That article focused on the normalization of the yield curve and rated RITM as a buy. Since then, there have been a few new catalysts evolving around RITM stock. In the rest of this article, I will concentrate on the top 2 on my list: the updates the company prov...
BobHemphill/iStock via Getty Images RITM stock is loved by Wall Street I last analyzed Rithm Capital (NYSE: RITM ) stock on Jan 8, 2026. That article focused on the normalization of the yield curve and rated RITM as a buy. Since then, there have been a few new catalysts evolving around RITM stock. In the rest of this article, I will concentrate on the top 2 on my list: the updates the company provided in its FQ4 2025 earnings report (ER) and changes of its valuation multiples. As a contrarian investor, I’ve written in the past arguing against the prevailing sentiment on RITM (and also other stocks). However, under current conditions, I found myself in agreement with ratings provided by Wall Street analysts. To wit, Wall Street analysts currently love RITM stock and issued a Strong Buy rating on average as you can see from the following screenshot. This collective rating came from a total 9 analysts in the last 90 days. More than half of them (5 out of 9) recommended the stock as a "Strong Buy" and the other 4 of them advised Buy. RITM stock currently also holds a bullish rating from Seeking Alpha ( SA ) authors, although the rating is slightly weaker at Buy. With the above background, the rest of the article will A) explain why I agree with Wall Street’s bullish ratings, and B) identify the top financial trends that can support the bullish sentiment based on its FQ4 ER. Seeking Alpha RITM stock’s transition into an asset manager In a nutshell, my bullish stance on Rithm stems from the progress it has made to evolve from a traditional mortgage REIT into a diversified global alternative asset manager. I see several encouraging signs of the transition in the FQ4 2025 results. For readers unfamiliar with the background, the company has been working on the integration of various high-margin platforms like Sculptor Capital and Genesis Capital lately, with the goal to decouple its earnings potential from the volatile interest rate cycles that typically plague the mREIT sec...
BlackRock curbed withdrawals from one of its biggest private credit funds after client requests for redemptions spiked, the latest sign of investor anxiety about the $1.8 trillion private credit industry. The firm’s $26 billion HPS Corporate Lending Fund, one of the largest non-traded business development companies, said in a statement Friday that shareholders requested 9.3% of their shares, but m...
BlackRock curbed withdrawals from one of its biggest private credit funds after client requests for redemptions spiked, the latest sign of investor anxiety about the $1.8 trillion private credit industry. The firm’s $26 billion HPS Corporate Lending Fund, one of the largest non-traded business development companies, said in a statement Friday that shareholders requested 9.3% of their shares, but management decided to cap the repurchases at 5%. James Crombie, Bloomberg News Senior Editor for Credit, joins Bloomberg Businesweek Daily to discuss. He speaks with Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. (Source: Bloomberg)
Iran fired a barrage of missiles and drones targeting a number of US allies across the Gulf on Friday, with particularly powerful blasts heard in Kuwait. Bahrain and Saudi Arabia were also attacked and missile alerts buzzed across Dubai for a second day. Israel and the US continued their bombing campaign on Iran in a war that has killed more than 1,300 people there. More than 100 people in Lebanon...
Iran fired a barrage of missiles and drones targeting a number of US allies across the Gulf on Friday, with particularly powerful blasts heard in Kuwait. Bahrain and Saudi Arabia were also attacked and missile alerts buzzed across Dubai for a second day. Israel and the US continued their bombing campaign on Iran in a war that has killed more than 1,300 people there. More than 100 people in Lebanon have been killed in Israeli attacks against Iran-backed Hezbollah. Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian said Friday that some countries have initiated efforts for mediation in the hope of ending the bloodshed. While the Islamic Republic is “committed to lasting peace,” he said, it will continue to defend itself. US President Donald Trump later called for Iran’s “ unconditional surrender .” In the US, the price being paid for the war is largely economic. In less than a week, the cost of oil has jumped $20 a barrel and now sits at around $94, turbocharging affordability issues plaguing many Americans. And with the Strait of Hormuz now part of the battlefield, every day the war goes on means higher prices across the globe. Indeed, commodities traders warn $100 a barrel prices are just around the corner . As for Trump, when he was asked by Reuters about spiking gasoline prices, he responded by saying “ if they rise, they rise ,” and that the war is his priority. What You Need to Know Today Saudi Arabia, which according to the Washington Post joined Israel in urging Trump to attack , is now reaching out to Tehran to find an off-ramp . At the same time, influential voices in the United Arab Emirates are beginning to criticize Trump as Iran’s retaliation continues, roiling the region’s financial markets and economies. The UAE has been among Trump’s staunchest allies, pledging about $1.4 trillion in investments and cultivating commercial ties with his family (which have raised allegations of unprecedented corruption ). That relationship, however, appears to have given Abu Dhabi litt...
Lean hog futures were mixed on Friday, with April down a nickel and the rest of the board up 20 to 67 cents. April was down a dime on the week. USDA’s national base hog price was reported at $91.69 on Friday afternoon, up $1.95 from the day prior. The CME Lean Hog Index was 37 cents higher on March 4 at $90.55. Commitment of Traders data from Tuesday’s close showed managed money increasing their n...
Lean hog futures were mixed on Friday, with April down a nickel and the rest of the board up 20 to 67 cents. April was down a dime on the week. USDA’s national base hog price was reported at $91.69 on Friday afternoon, up $1.95 from the day prior. The CME Lean Hog Index was 37 cents higher on March 4 at $90.55. Commitment of Traders data from Tuesday’s close showed managed money increasing their net long in lean hog futures and options by 7,053 contracts to 124,036 contracts. Don’t Miss a Day: USDA’s pork carcass cutout value from the Friday PM report was down 95 cents at $98.27 per cwt. The belly, rib, and picnic primals were reported higher, with the loin, butt, and ham all lower. USDA estimated this week’s federally inspected hog slaughter at 2.497 million head. That is 19,000 head below last week but 95,953 head above the same week last year. Apr 26 Hogs closed at $95.625, down $0.050, May 26 Hogs closed at $100.850, up $0.325 Jun 26 Hogs closed at $110.575, up $0.675, More news from Barchart The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.
Corn futures gather some strength to round out the week on Friday’s lame duck session. Contracts were up 4 to 7 ¾ cents across the board. Rains over the next week are spottier according to the 7-day QPF, with very southern portions of the WCB an inch or less of coverage and the ECB with trace amounts. This morning's Export Sales report indicated 357,152 MT in old crop corn bookings during the week...
Corn futures gather some strength to round out the week on Friday’s lame duck session. Contracts were up 4 to 7 ¾ cents across the board. Rains over the next week are spottier according to the 7-day QPF, with very southern portions of the WCB an inch or less of coverage and the ECB with trace amounts. This morning's Export Sales report indicated 357,152 MT in old crop corn bookings during the week of 6/27. That was 34.1% below the previous week and a 12-week low. They fell shy of the low end of estimates ranging from 500,000 and 900,000 MT. Unknown destinations was the top buyer of 138,400 MT, with 78,800 MT sold to Columbia. New crop sales totaled 311,538 MT in that week, on the higher end of the 0-400,000 MT expectations. Much of the reported total was to Mexico of 301,800 MT. Brazil’s corn exports totaled 850,892 MT during June according to trade ministry data, a 17.74% drop from the same month last year. Jul 24 Corn closed at $4.11 1/4, up 7 3/4 cents, Nearby Cash was $3.97 1/4, up 5 1/4 cents, Sep 24 Corn closed at $4.10 1/2, up 5 cents, Dec 24 Corn closed at $4.24, up 4 1/2 cents, New Crop Cash was $3.85 5/8, up 4 3/4 cents, On the date of publication, Alan Brugler 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 were under pressure from falling equities on Friday, with contracts down $3.80 to $4.50 at the close. April was up $2.35 from last Friday. Cash trade settled in at $240 across most of the country, firming in some northern areas from last week and lower in the south, with a few sales in the $241-242 range. Feeder cattle futures were falling on Friday, with contracts down $6.97 t...
Live cattle futures were under pressure from falling equities on Friday, with contracts down $3.80 to $4.50 at the close. April was up $2.35 from last Friday. Cash trade settled in at $240 across most of the country, firming in some northern areas from last week and lower in the south, with a few sales in the $241-242 range. Feeder cattle futures were falling on Friday, with contracts down $6.97 to 7.42 across the board, with May just 20 cents higher vs. last Friday. The CME Feeder Cattle Index was down another $1.47 to $367.32 on March 5. Commitment of Traders data from Friday afternoon showed managed money cutting back 4,494 contracts from their net long position in live cattle futures and options as of Tuesday at 114,519 contracts. In feeder cattle futures and options, spec funds pared back 206 contracts from their net long to 17,956 contracts but 3/3. Don’t Miss a Day: Wholesale Boxed Beef prices were mixed in the Friday afternoon report, with the Chc/Sel spread widening to $8.27. Choice boxes were up 33 cents to $387.22, while Select was $1.66 lower to $378.95. USDA estimated federally inspected cattle slaughter for this week at 521,000 head. That is 2,000 head above the previous week but 58,267 head shy of the same week last year. Apr 26 Live Cattle closed at $234.575, down $3.950, Jun 26 Live Cattle closed at $231.475, down $3.800, Aug 26 Live Cattle closed at $229.250, down $4.150, Mar 26 Feeder Cattle closed at $355.625, down $6.975, Apr 26 Feeder Cattle closed at $351.625, down $7.375, May 26 Feeder Cattle closed at $348.075, down $7.450, More news from Barchart The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.
Shares of Marvell Technology (MRVL +18.33%) popped on Friday after the semiconductor maker reported robust earnings growth and issued an upbeat forecast for the year ahead. By the close of trading, Marvell's stock price was up more than 18%. AI-fueled growth Marvell's revenue jumped 22% year over year to $2.2 billion in its fiscal 2026 fourth quarter, which ended on Jan. 31. The gains were broad-b...
Shares of Marvell Technology (MRVL +18.33%) popped on Friday after the semiconductor maker reported robust earnings growth and issued an upbeat forecast for the year ahead. By the close of trading, Marvell's stock price was up more than 18%. AI-fueled growth Marvell's revenue jumped 22% year over year to $2.2 billion in its fiscal 2026 fourth quarter, which ended on Jan. 31. The gains were broad-based. Revenue in Marvell's data center and communications segments grew 22% and 26%, respectively, to $1.7 billion and $567 million, driven by strong demand for Marvell's artificial intelligence (AI)-related offerings. Expand NASDAQ : MRVL Marvell Technology Today's Change ( 18.33 %) $ 13.87 Current Price $ 89.55 Key Data Points Market Cap $66B Day's Range $ 83.41 - $ 93.38 52wk Range $ 47.09 - $ 102.77 Volume 3.3M Avg Vol 15M Gross Margin 50.69 % Dividend Yield 0.32 % "We achieved sequential growth across all key product lines, including optical interconnects, custom silicon, switching, and storage," CEO Matt Murphy said during a conference call with analysts. All told, Marvell's adjusted net income climbed 29% to $685 million. The company's adjusted earnings per share, which were boosted by stock buybacks, increased 33% to $0.80. Marvell's growth is accelerating Looking ahead, management expects revenue of roughly $2.4 billion and adjusted earnings of $0.79 per share in Marvell's fiscal 2027 first quarter. "We expect year-over-year revenue growth to accelerate each quarter in fiscal 2027, driven by continued strength in our data center business," Murphy said.
Key Points Demand for data infrastructure technology is surging. Marvell is well-placed to profit from the AI boom. 10 stocks we like better than Marvell Technology › Shares of Marvell Technology (NASDAQ: MRVL) popped on Friday after the semiconductor maker reported robust earnings growth and issued an upbeat forecast for the year ahead. By the close of trading, Marvell's stock price was up more t...
Key Points Demand for data infrastructure technology is surging. Marvell is well-placed to profit from the AI boom. 10 stocks we like better than Marvell Technology › Shares of Marvell Technology (NASDAQ: MRVL) popped on Friday after the semiconductor maker reported robust earnings growth and issued an upbeat forecast for the year ahead. By the close of trading, Marvell's stock price was up more than 18%. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » AI-fueled growth Marvell's revenue jumped 22% year over year to $2.2 billion in its fiscal 2026 fourth quarter, which ended on Jan. 31. The gains were broad-based. Revenue in Marvell's data center and communications segments grew 22% and 26%, respectively, to $1.7 billion and $567 million, driven by strong demand for Marvell's artificial intelligence (AI)-related offerings. "We achieved sequential growth across all key product lines, including optical interconnects, custom silicon, switching, and storage," CEO Matt Murphy said during a conference call with analysts. All told, Marvell's adjusted net income climbed 29% to $685 million. The company's adjusted earnings per share, which were boosted by stock buybacks, increased 33% to $0.80. Marvell's growth is accelerating Looking ahead, management expects revenue of roughly $2.4 billion and adjusted earnings of $0.79 per share in Marvell's fiscal 2027 first quarter. "We expect year-over-year revenue growth to accelerate each quarter in fiscal 2027, driven by continued strength in our data center business," Murphy said. Should you buy stock in Marvell Technology right now? Before you buy stock in Marvell Technology, consider this: The Motley Fool Stock Advisor analyst team just identified what they believe are the 10 best stocks for investors to buy now… and Marvell Technology wasn’t one of them. The 10...