PepsiCo stock has experienced a significant decline, dropping 26.9% from its peak in May 2023. This marks one of the largest corrections in the company's history. Investors are now asking: Is PepsiCo undervalued, or does this drop signal deeper issues? Let’s explore PepsiCo’s financial health, growth metrics, valuation, and long-term potential.

On Thursday, March 20, 2025, after the U.S. stock market closed, Micron Technology (NASDAQ: MU) announced its fiscal second-quarter financial results. These results pleased investors slightly, as evidenced by a 2% rise in aftermarket trading. Having recommended Micron stock as a **buy** for over a year, I was encouraged to see continued strong performance.

Alphabet Inc, otherwise known as Google (ticker symbol: GOOGL), is currently trading at $160.7 per share. Over the past year, it's down about 6%, following a 22% decline from its all-time highs.

Super Micro Computer (SMCI) has been experiencing significant volatility and is currently at a crucial technical decision point. Following a large drop and subsequent rally, the stock is now back testing the $35.7 support level, which was the initial breakout trigger that started a massive upward movement at the beginning of 2024.

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Economic uncertainties often spark debates around the most resilient stocks in the face of inflation and evolving tariff policies. Amid such volatility, Visa Inc. (NYSE: V) emerges as a standout player, not just surviving but thriving in inflationary periods.

A select group of American stocks have paid 100+ uninterrupted years of dividends, making them the longest dividend paying companies.

A select group of American stocks have paid 100+ uninterrupted years of dividends, making them the longest dividend paying companies.

A select group of American stocks have paid 100+ uninterrupted years of dividends, making them the longest dividend paying companies.

A select group of American stocks have paid 100+ uninterrupted years of dividends, making them the longest dividend paying companies.

A select group of American stocks have paid 100+ uninterrupted years of dividends, making them the longest dividend paying companies.

AMD (Advanced Micro Devices) has been under immense pressure, shedding over 50% of its value in the last 12 months. Investors are left questioning whether the stock has finally found a bottom or if it is poised for further declines.