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Oil prices are on the lower end of the curve in today's cycle. Still, plenty of tailwinds are set up to potentially bring a new rally for the commodity.
As the end-of-year holiday season approaches, retail sales are once again forecast to spike. The National Retail Federation expects winter holiday spending to climb between 2.5% and 3.5% relative to 2023, for a total of as much as $989 billion in total spending for November and December.
I know it goes without saying that we've all loved watching our dividend stocks skyrocket this year. But October—as always, it seems—has amped-up the volatility.
AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Auctane, a leading global company that delivers exceptional shipping and mailing experiences through trusted brands like ShipStation, Stamps.com, ShipEngine and others, today announced an agreement with FedEx that will extend discounted FedEx shipping rates to Auctane's millions of customers across the US and Canada. With this agreement, Auctane customers can take advantage of discounted rates across the broad portfolio of FedEx services, notably services catered.
While the stock market often rewards those who follow the crowd, there's a breed of investor who thrives on going against the grain. These are the contrarians, investors who seek opportunity in the assets others are discarding, believing that market pessimism has created a gap between price and value.
With FDX stock being undervalued, we assess the investment potential of the parcel delivery company.
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Trade tensions and rising geopolitical conflicts are disrupting the global supply chain via “higher tariffs, non-tariffs, sanctions or even physical barriers” this year, as per Goldman Sachs. Supply chain disruptions are broadly seen as a negative for logistics companies.
Doug Butler, Rockland Trust, senior vice president and director of research, joins CNBC's 'Power Lunch' to discuss three stocks: Rivian, JPMorgan Chase, and Fedex.
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