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INTC v.s. ADI: or why fundamentals matter.

INTC v.s. ADI: or why fundamentals matter.
INTC v.s. ADI: or why fundamentals matter.

INTC beat earnings expectations, but the stock fell because its fundamentals are weak. ADI looks far stronger; check attached images for comparison. INTC is the top image; ADI is the bottom image. For a detailed analysis, use the Stocks2Buy app


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If you are interested in a step-by-step instructions on comparing two closest peers, read my article on Best Logistics Stocks for 2026

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FedEx vs. UPS Clash: Uncover the Ultimate Logistics Stock Winner for 2026!

FedEx vs. UPS Clash: Uncover the Ultimate Logistics Stock Winner for 2026!
FedEx vs. UPS Clash: Uncover the Ultimate Logistics Stock Winner for 2026!

Argus upgraded FedEx to a Strong-Buy. I've written an article analyzing which delivery giant has superior fundamentals for 2026 investments.

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January 2026 US Stock Market Forecast: Dec Trends & S&P 500 Scenarios

January 2026 US Stock Market Forecast: Dec Trends & S&P 500 Scenarios
January 2026 US Stock Market Forecast: Dec Trends & S&P 500 Scenarios

Summary: December wrapped up 2025 with the S&P 500 at record highs on cooling inflation and a Federal Reserve rate cut, even as mixed corporate earnings swayed investor sentiment.


In this January forecast, we review December’s key macroeconomic and microeconomic drivers – from interest rate shifts to major earnings reports – and outline three potential market scenarios (positive, neutral, negative) for the month ahead, including how the S&P 500 could respond under each.


December Macro & Micro Recap


Macroeconomic Highlights

The U.S. Federal Reserve delivered a 0.25% interest rate cut in mid-December, its third consecutive reduction, bringing the benchmark rate down to 3.5%–3.75%. This move was a response to slowing job growth and a tick up in unemployment, which Fed officials felt warranted “slightly less restrictive”policy.


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Sanzhi Kobzhan
16 days ago · updated the description of the group.

Here we can discuss trending stocks and hidden gems trading today.


For getting top traded stocks for today, use this GPT https://chatgpt.com/g/g-ndq6e9XZv-top-trending-stocks

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NVDA V.S TSM based on the most overlooked metrics

NVDA V.S TSM based on the most overlooked metrics
NVDA V.S TSM based on the most overlooked metrics

I’ve written a new article explaining how to use the most overlooked metrics in evaluating companies and picking the best stock among closest peers.

(NVDA and TSM case study)


Please share your thoughts on how you evaluate closest peers by writing comments. Thanks.

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AVGO V.S IBM. which one should you pick?

AVGO V.S IBM. which one should you pick?
AVGO V.S IBM. which one should you pick?

I wrote an in-depth article analyzing two similar but very different companies to help you understand which stock you should pick based on your investment strategy and which stock looks stronger from the fundamental standpoint and growth perspectives.


Please leave your comments and share your methodology in comparing two closest peers. Thanks.

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WMT V.S COST in 60 Seconds.

WMT V.S COST in 60 Seconds.
WMT V.S COST in 60 Seconds.

Welcome to my comparison series. This time I am comparing Walmart (WMT) with Costco (COST) to spot the best stock to buy now. This is the first part of my in-depth analysis. My complete set can be found on my YouTube channel.


Please leave your comments after watching to let me know how you measure two closest peers!



This analysis was made using the Stocks2Buy Fundamentals Analyzer.

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Maduro Captured: Trump’s Venezuela Shock Lifts Energy Stocks—What It Could Mean for the S&P 500

Maduro Captured: Trump’s Venezuela Shock Lifts Energy Stocks—What It Could Mean for the S&P 500
Maduro Captured: Trump’s Venezuela Shock Lifts Energy Stocks—What It Could Mean for the S&P 500

Over the weekend (Jan 3–4, 2026), U.S. forces captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, and President Donald Trump publicly confirmed the operation; Maduro is now being held in New York ahead of U.S. legal proceedings.

For U.S. markets, the first-order transmission channel is energy. Investors immediately bid up major oil-linked names—especially Chevron (the best-positioned U.S. major in Venezuela), alongside other integrated producers and oil-services firms—on the idea that a post-Maduro reset could eventually reopen investment and rebuilding opportunities in Venezuela’s oil system.


But here’s the nuance: oil prices have been relatively muted so far, with crude even slipping amid expectations of ample global supply and the reality that restoring Venezuelan output meaningfully could take years. That matters because the broad-market (S&P 500) impact tends to be larger when oil spikes and threatens inflation.


Still, geopolitical shocks often create a barbell: selective rallies (energy/defense) alongside “just-in-case” hedging (gold and other safe havens).…


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