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Big Name F&B Stocks Are Falling, Should You BuyOr sell ?  Big names like Kraft Heinz, an S&P 500 stock and a holding of Warren Buffett, have seen their share price decline by 20% over the past two years. Kraft Heinz is not an outlier. Other giants such as Campbell Soup, Hershey, Hormel Foods, Brown-Forman, and even European heavyweights like Diageo and Nestlé have also fallen by more than 20% during the same period. Looking at the sea of red across the F&B sector, one might assume a market crash had occurred—yet this stark underperformance stands in sharp contrast to the bullish returns of the broader S&P 500. Brown-Forman, known for its portfolio of liquor brands with Jack Daniel’s as its flagship, has seen its stock struggle due to several factors. Declining alcohol

Waymo, the autonomous driving unit of Alphabet, has reached a tipping point in driverless ride-hailing. It now completes over 100,000 rides per week in the U.S. and, in San Francisco, its market share is on par This progress has understandably caused concern for Lyft and Uber. However, partnering with Waymo instead of competing against it appears to be a smart move. The logic is straightforward: many autonomous driving programs have failed. Uber ended its program in 2020, and GM’s Cruise was paused. Developing the technology is both expensive and complex, but achieving adoption and user trust is an even greater challenge. Waymo has demonstrated it can meet market demand, making it faster and more effective for Uber and Lyft to integrate Waymo’s technology into their fleets rather than rein

Should you still be invested in US stocks in 2025? We believe so, as there are no better alternatives, and US stocks remain in a bullish trend. Our simple yardstick for identifying a bullish market is whether the index is trading above its 200-day moving average. At present, many major markets, including Europe, Japan, India, and China, are below their respective moving averages, indicating bearish conditions. In contrast, US stocks are still trading above this threshold. Some market commentators are raising concerns about the return of inflation. While most commodity prices have been subdued due to past Fed rate hikes, last Friday brought a sharp rebound in prices, with crude oil price jumping more than 3% in one day. Although a single day’s movement doesn’t confirm a trend, it’s worth ke

Waymo, the autonomous driving unit of Alphabet, has reached a tipping point in driverless ride-hailing. It now completes over 100,000 rides per week in the U.S. and, in San Francisco, its market share is on par This progress has understandably caused concern for Lyft and Uber. However, partnering with Waymo instead of competing against it appears to be a smart move. The logic is straightforward: many autonomous driving programs have failed. Uber ended its program in 2020, and GM’s Cruise was paused. Developing the technology is both expensive and complex, but achieving adoption and user trust is an even greater challenge. Waymo has demonstrated it can meet market demand, making it faster and more effective for Uber and Lyft to integrate Waymo’s technology into their fleets rather than rein

Investors should remember that market volatility is a natural part of investing. It has been four months since the last significant volatility spike, measured by the VIX, which occurred in August amid recession fears and unwinding of the yen carry trade. That episode passed, and this one likely will too.Despite the sell-off, the broader market trend remains upward. Prices are still above the 200-day moving average, signaling that the bull market isn’t over. While pullbacks are inevitable, they are not a reason to panic. The ability to stay psychologically resilient during such drops is the price investors pay for superior long-term stock returns. Stay the course. The Fed’s cautious outlook reflects concerns about inflation. Proposed trade tariffs under Trump could increase the cost of good

In an uncertain world, holding something tangible in your hands can provide more security than any paper portfolio. While I don’t believe a global war is imminent in 2025, the probability isn’t zero. The alignment of power blocs and the number of unresolved global flashpoints remain concerning. Ultimately, much depends on the decisions made by global leaders, especially those in the world’s most powerful nations. If rational thinking prevails, 2025 could still be another prosperous year for investors. Let’s hope that diplomacy and strategic calculations triumph over conflict. After all, in a world of interconnected economies, global peace remains the best investment we can make. Given Russia’s deep military entanglements in Ukraine, North Korea might turn to China for support. During the K

NVIDIA needs little introduction as it’s currently the hottest stock in the market, thanks to its dominance in AI hardware. At one point in 2024, it briefly overtook Apple as the world’s most valuable company. While it’s now back at number two, that’s still an impressive feat. On December 9, 2024, China’s State Administration for Market Regulation launched an antitrust investigation into NVIDIA, alleging potential violations of anti-monopoly laws. This is widely seen as a counter-move against U.S. restrictions on China’s chip industry. The probe targets NVIDIA’s AI chip market dominance and its compliance with conditions from its 2020 Mellanox Technologies acquisition. According to Morningstar, NVIDIA's fair value estimate is $130, while its current share price is slightly above that at $1

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Yet, the point of this post isn’t about the upcoming earnings—that’s short-term. I want to highlight a major trend where Apple is cementing its leadership while no other tech companies are making similar strides: health tech. This is not entirely new; Apple Watch has included fitness tracking and heart rate monitoring for years. Apple continued to improve by adding features like sleep monitoring, ECG, and blood oxygen measurement, expanding its capabilities in health monitoring. Additionally, Apple has been criticized for being slow to the AI race, where rivals like Microsoft and Alphabet are seen as leaders in this hot new field. Last week, Apple’s stock was briefly overtaken by Nvidia, losing its crown as the most valuable company globally by market cap. While it has since reclaimed the

Why Is the Stock Market Coming Down Year end ? Several factors could explain the recent drop. GDP Concerns: The U.S. economy grew at 2.8% in the third quarter, missing the 3.1% forecast. U.S. stocks have been buoyed by strong economic growth and low unemployment, despite high interest rates. Yet, fears of a recession linger, and investors are especially sensitive to any slowdown signals. The third-quarter GDP miss reignited these concerns. Rising Bond Yields Despite Fed Cuts: Bond yields have continued to rise even as the Fed cuts rates. This can partly be attributed to overly optimistic market expectations for rate cuts, which initially factored in 0.5% reductions but have since been adjusted to a more modest 0.25%. Additionally, the growing U.S. debt burden means higher yields may be nee