Motley Fool Money: Stock Market Naughty and Nice List
View original at nasdaq.comMotley Fool Money: Stock Market Naughty and Nice List In this podcast, Motley Fool contributors Travis Hoium, Lou Whiteman, and Rachel Warren discuss: Stocks on their Nice List.Stocks on their Naughty List.Discount stocks on their shopping list…
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Alphabet is tops on nice list, stock up almost 70%, best return among MAG 7
80% confidenceAbout 60% of Walmart's revenue comes from grocery sales which is non-discretionary
80% confidenceLooking for turnaround at Target and Starbucks going into 2027 rather than 2026
80% confidenceTarget shares are down about 30% year to date, about half of sales come from discretionary items
80% confidenceBuy now pay later is not a fad and will be one of many tools in consumer's toolkit
80% confidenceAntitrust regulators are on naughty list, saw high profile defeats in big tech cases
80% confidenceAlphabet is the biggest name in autonomous, the biggest name in streaming, and Gemini looks like the big winner
80% confidencePeter Beck is tops on CEO nice list for engineering mindset and not letting investor excitement change timetable
80% confidenceThe Trade Desk has a lot of work to do to stay off naughty list in 2026 despite still believing in the company
80% confidenceThere are many opportunities in financials and REITs that have been ignored while focused on AI
80% confidenceStock Advisor's total average return is 966% compared to 194% for S&P 500
80% confidenceChina is Starbucks' second largest market outside the US
80% confidenceTJX's off-price treasure hunt model thrives in various economic conditions
80% confidenceCostco makes most of their profits from membership dues
80% confidenceMercadoLibre has 27 consecutive quarters of 30% or more year over year revenue growth
80% confidence