Thomas Hughes, Contributing Author at MarketBeat

Plug Power shares fell double-digits after releasing a weak report and pushing out the commissioning of major projects into 2024.

FREYR Battery is hammering out a bottom and could begin to move higher within the next few quarters on ramping production and successful testing.

Disney is on track to grow and widen its margin over the next several years with Bob Iger at the helm; shares are at historically low levels and a great value.

Roblox had a solid quarter but was not strong enough to keep the bulls running; the range-bound stock is set up for another rebound this year.

Aspire Women's Health and Genesco are turning corners and their insiders are buying after several quarters of inactivity.

High-yield Wendy's could undergo a price-multiple expansion that will align it with peer McDonald's and reduce the 4.6% yield to lower levels.

Rivian ramped up production and figured out its supply chain issues resulting in an increase to guidance and outperformance in Q2.

UPS had a tough quarter, but its dividend is safe enough in 2023. The stock returns to firming support levels and may produce a buy signal soon.

Palantir had a solid quarter, but the strength was priced in, and the guidance was not strong enough to spark a rally. A repurchase plan was announced.

Tyson Foods shares fell to a critical level and maybe a hot buy for patient investors; risk to the dividend is the number 1 concern.

Beverage stocks are hot this year and on track to grow in 2024; there are opportunities for growth and income investors.

Oil prices are rising again and may deliver another round of windfall profits to the energy sector later this year or in early 2024.

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Starbucks had a record-setting quarter that made analysts yawn. Starbucks stock dipped, but investors were ready to buy, and now a breakout is imminent.

Kellogg Company had a mixed quarter but widened margin and beat on the bottom line: the split into 2 companies is on track to close in Q4.

Kraft Heinz remains on track for a multiple expansion that could double the share price over the next few years; margin improvement and dividends will help.

Advanced Micro Devices had a solid quarter, with demand for AI products up 7X and the MI300 chip ready to ramp in Q4 2023.

ONSemi lifted the semiconductor industry after reporting a beat-and-raise quarter supported by automotive and industrial markets.

Keurig Dr Pepper is a relatively high-yielding stock that trades at a value to its peers. The stock is up after solid results and may move higher.

High-yielding AbbVie will retest the all-time high after posting a solid quarter underpinned by new treatments and relative strength in Humira.

Chipotle Mexican Grill had a solid quarter but was not strong enough to excite the market. The stock is down 10% and offering another tasty entry point.

Tractor Supply Company can plow to new highs given the update to the growth outlook: the store count target was increased and will drive long-term value.

Meta Platforms surges higher after the Q2 results reveal the impact of AI, and the results are better than expected; new highs are coming for this stock.

Check Point Software had a mixed quarter but impressed on the bottom line and shares are moving higher; repurchases help support the market.

NXP Semiconductors is at an inflection point that means capital returns will continue, and the share price could move to a new high.

High-yield Verizon is still on sale and has the support of analysts and institutions; the analysts see at least a 4% of upside, and it could be double-digits.

The Coca-Cola Company had a good quarter, but it may not be enough to get this high-yielding stock to move higher in 2023.

Microsoft had a stellar quarter but failed to inspire a rally because the strength of AI and guidance was priced into the market.

Simpson Manufacturing had a solid quarter driven by its diversified operation and operational improvements that are driving wider margin.

Lamb Weston stock had a smash quarter, but shares got fried. The stock is among the highest-valued staple stocks and pays the lowest dividend.

Packaging Corporation of America had a mixed quarter, but shares surged; the analysts see the stock moving lower, so don't chase this market.

HighPeak Energy stock is getting bought by its insiders, buying in bulk; they and the institutions have the stock at the bottom and ready to reverse.

NextEra Energy can electrify an income portfolio with its 2.5% yield and outlook for double-digit distribution growth this year and next.

Logitech had a mixed quarter but shares are up; cash flow is strong and the dividend sound, a potential play for dividend capture strategies.

Domino's Pizza is posting EPS growth in the face of revenue declines and is set up for leverage once growth returns; analysts think the stock could rise.

The oilfield services supercycle has long legs and Halliburton is in the best position to deliver returns to shareholders.

CSX business is normalizing above the 2019 levels with a return to growth coming soon; capital returns are stable and should continue to grow.

Dividend King PPG Industries beat and raised guidance, causing shares to fall: a buying opportunity may be at hand for income investors.

D.R. Horton had a blowout quarter supported by new orders and a 34% decline in the backlog. With backlogs falling double-digits the strength may not last.

Johnson & Johnson stock and the company show signs of strength and growth while offering value and yield relative to its peer Abbott Laboratories.

Abbott Laboratories stock is ready to rebound after a year of correction. The decline of COVID is priced into the market, and organic growth is accelerating.

Tesla had a stellar quarter growing deliveries by 83%, but pricing declines cut into the top and bottom lines and may weigh on the price action.

Apple is among the most widely followed stocks on Marketbeat, and it is poised to rally to new highs in the 2nd half: 30% more upside is possible.

J.B. Hunt Transportation Services had a rough quarter, but analysts continue to support the stock which is in rally mode.

Carvana had a better-than-expected quarter and restricted debt in a manner supported by debt-holders: shares are up double-digits and on track to reverse.

Zscaler is on the cusp of a reversal in stock price that analysts drive. The company is expected to produce a solid quarter and the bar may still be too low.

Novartis stock is moving higher following outperformance in Q2 and increased guidance. A $15 billion share repurchase authorization is also in play.

Charles Schwab leads a rebound in financial stocks following solid results and an outlook that includes a return to growth by the end of the year.

Lockheed Martin is a defense stock income investors can get defensive with. The company beat on the top and bottom lines and raised guidance for the year.

Bank of America offers a value and yield for income investors looking to get into the financial sector; Q2 results are promising and capital returns will flow.