Chris Markoch
Financial Copywriter and Market Analyst at Freelance
Freelance financial writer with a passion for delivering insights to investors. I scribble regularly about stocks for MarketBeat. Tweets are not advice.
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1 week ago |
entrepreneur.com | Chris Markoch
Flutter Entertainment PLC (NYSE: FLUT), which many U.S. investors know as the parent company of the sports betting site FanDuel, announced its quarterly earnings on May 7. The company missed on the top and bottom lines. Earnings per share (EPS) of $1.59 missed estimates of $1.89. Revenue of $3.67 billion came in light of expectations for $3.84 billion.
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entrepreneur.com | Chris Markoch
[content-module:CompanyOverview|NYSE:ET] The bottom line number came in three cents above analysts’ forecasts and was 12.5% higher year-over-year (YOY). On the top line, however, the number was lighter than the $22.28 billion expected and was 2.8% lower YOY. Those numbers, however, say more about the macroeconomic situation with oil prices than they do about Energy Transfer’s business. But should investors view ET stock as a solid choice at a time when they are hunting for value?
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entrepreneur.com | Chris Markoch
[content-module:CompanyOverview|NYSE:DIS]The company pointed to strength at its iconic theme parks as well as a jump of over one-million subscribers to its Disney+ streaming service. DIS stock shot up more than 10% as investors cheered that, for one quarter at least, Disney’s magic had returned. But is this a Disney-only story, or will it extend to other consumer discretionary stocks? And will it last?
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entrepreneur.com | Chris Markoch
[content-module:CompanyOverview|NASDAQ:PLTR]It would be hard to blame investors for being excited about the Palantir Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: PLTR) earnings report. The stock has been the best-performing stock in 2025, delivering a return of over 60% since January. However, after a strong earnings report in which the company beat on revenue and raised its full-year guidance on both its government and commercial segments, PLTR stock dropped over 9%.
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entrepreneur.com | Chris Markoch
Chevron Corp. (NYSE: CVX) stock has been surprisingly volatile since it announced earnings on May 2. Supply and demand are under pressure from the current administration’s tariff policies. Plus, like all oil companies, Chevron has been facing oil prices under $60 since OPEC+ announced it was increasing production. The move by OPEC+ underscores the cyclical nature of energy stocks in general and, in particular, oil stocks. It’s also where an opportunity is presenting itself to long-term investors.
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I was grateful to be a guest of Bridget Bennett on a live stream for the @MarketBeatCom #YouTube channel. We talked about another crazy day in the markets, why gold is glittering and more. https://t.co/LnnhKK86j3
In advance of its earnings report in early May, @PalantirTech stock is higher after announcing a deal with NATO. That's the focus of my latest article for @MarketBeatCom https://t.co/g2tF9fUTnM
There’s a certain irony to be sitting with my tax professional at the same time, the tariff pause was announced. She lamented why only the rich can own stocks while looking at the 1099 from my brokerage and clearly knowing I am not rich. Start small if you can, but start.
