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Five stocks stand out, supported by recent earnings or more attractive entry points. Today's selection highlights companies raising their outlooks and reporting firm orders, rather than focusing on heavily traded chipmakers.
A 12-cent earnings beat and raised 2026 profit outlook highlight the results, while quarterly revenue matched expectations. The water treatment segment offers AI infrastructure exposure without increasing semiconductor holdings.
Earnings per share surpassed expectations; the company raised its guidance, citing increased water demand from data centers.
Order conversions are being monitored to confirm that the new margin level is sustainable.
Google Cloud's revenue surged 82%, with its operating margin hitting 35.6%. However, shares declined as capital expenditures increased. The reset offers a better entry point, but exposure remains limited since quarterly free cash flow moved into negative territory.
Cloud segment outperformed expectations; company reset guidance following earnings; search operations continue to drive strong cash flow.
Cloud backlog is being converted more efficiently, leading to improved alignment between expenditures and cash flow.
Underlying sales increased by 5.8%, driven by a 5.5% rise in volume—the company's strongest volume growth in over ten years. Guidance has been raised, but after today's significant share price jump, a gradual approach to buying may be more prudent.
Strong volumes drive results; outlook raised; steady cash flow in low-beta environment
Second-half pricing trends and updates on the Foods transaction.
Sales and adjusted earnings surpassed expectations, prompting management to raise its full-year guidance. The company is benefiting from higher prices and increased market share, but the stock's rapid three-day rally suggests investors may want to hold off on buying at the open.
The company beat expectations, raised its outlook, demonstrated strong pricing power, and continued to gain market share.
The company is targeting adjusted EPS between $11.80 and $12.20.
Adjusted earnings surpassed expectations, prompting an increase in full-year profit guidance. The reported $60.50 per share approach offers added flexibility, though its smaller weighting signals lower margins and uncertainty regarding a potential deal.
Earnings surpass forecasts; guidance raised; strategic options under review.
Focus is on the $400 million cost program, margin trends, and any official response to the deal.
Avoid buying a stock that's trading more than 5% above its previous close. Revisit the list after Wednesday's Fed decision and this week's mega-cap earnings.
Strong quarter with improved guidance, but a nearly 6% rally limits short-term upside.
Visa is set to report earnings after the close. The portfolio won’t be taking on new event risk ahead of the results.
While long-term demand is solid, questions persist around chip momentum and AI financing.
Moderate. Recent earnings provide solid support, though event risk is still elevated.
The Nasdaq faces continued pressure as chip stocks endure a steep correction. With the Federal Reserve set to announce its decision on Wednesday, investors should brace for increased intraday volatility.