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Key Takeaways Colgate-Palmolive is poised to recover in 2026 after its sales growth slowed and stock fell in 2025, Morgan Stanley analysts wrote.The analysts named the company their top pick in the Household & Personal Care segment,
Wall Street banks are positioning themselves to profit from the US ousting of Venezuela’s leader Nicolás Maduro, betting regime change could eventually unlock tens of billions of dollars in investment related to energy and infrastructure in the South American nation.
Wall Street giant Morgan Stanley has filed to create its own spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF), as well as a spot solana ETF, in a move that could herald further crypto adoption by the world’s biggest banks.
JPMorgan, Citi, and Goldman Sachs are investing heavily in AI technology to transform operations, enhance productivity, and stay competitive.
Stovall recently offered up his game plan for 2026, and he's generally bullish. In fact, he says that history suggests investors not only stay the course with the market, but also let their 2025 winners run.
Several Wall Street analysts maintained their optimistic outlook on Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) following recent updates and CES discussions. Stifel analyst Ruben Roy reaffirmed a Buy rating with a $250 price target,
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Cal-Maine stock tumbles on lower egg prices and shrinking earnings. Why Wall Street remains upbeat
Cal-Maine has been gradually shifting its focus toward higher-margin segments like prepared foods and specialty eggs—which include cage-free, organic, and pasture-raised eggs. These products have higher added value, enjoy stickier consumer demand, and are less vulnerable to the boom-and-bust pricing cycles of conventional commodity eggs.
However, not all Wall Street analysts share this over-the-top optimism. Although most price targets suggest the leading AI stocks will head higher in 2026, select Wall Street analysts believe three premier AI stocks can plunge by up to 96% in the new year.
Traders are betting on turmoil ahead of Friday’s ruling, but a Wall Street legend is floating a different idea.