NextEra Energy, Inc. notched a legal victory on Sept. 23 when a federal court dismissed antitrust claims accusing the electricity supplier of stalling permits for a rival’s billion-dollar project. The ruling comes roughly a year after energy company Avangrid, Inc. alleged NextEra hindered its market entry through regulatory, legal, and political channels, costing the company […]| Times Square Investment Journal
Company still set to benefit from gas and nuclear policy Some think wind power still has a future in the US, even if its president thinks it is “the scam of the century.” That would certainly be beneficial for GE Vernova, one of the world’s largest wind turbine manufacturers. “We believe there’s a role for […]| Times Square Investment Journal
Denim made its return this summer to Gap Inc. and American Eagle Outfitters, Inc.’s window displays. Fueled by viral ad campaigns, the once-faded brands have been riding a three-month stock surge, defying a fickle retail market and tariff worries. Gap stocks have risen 7.37% since June 25, closing at $22.87 on Sept. 24. American Eagle […]| Times Square Investment Journal
After a wild summer driven by chaos in the price of US copper, copper mining equities have begun to rebound – signalling that Donald Trump’s tariffs don’t matter all that much in the face of global demand for the red metal. Southern Copper Company rose 9% month to date last week, trailed closely by Freeport-McMoran […]| Times Square Investment Journal
Yoga pants are losing favor on Wall Street to a much less sexy option — discount stores. As of Sept. 23, Lululemon’s (LULU) stock had dipped by 47% over the past six months. Its competitor Under Armour (UAA) dropped by 26%, underperforming the S&P 500 Index, which has returned 17% over the same time frame. […]| Times Square Investment Journal
Beer makers face slowing sales and falling shares, but analysts remain bullish on the sector’s long-term prospects despite weakening near-term forecasts. Constellation Brands (STZ) has been the hardest hit, with shares down nearly 40% this year after cutting its 2026 EPS outlook and warning beer sales could fall up to 4%. Anheuser-Busch InBev (BUD) has […]| Times Square Investment Journal
While it might seem like many women in Midtown Manhattan are donning Michael Kors bags, investors are tightening their pursestrings on Capri Holdings– Jimmy Choo and Kors’ parent company, in favor of buying shares of other affordable luxury stocks like Tapestry or Ralph Lauren. Ralph Lauren and Tapestry, who owns sub-brands Kate Spade and Coach, […]| Times Square Investment Journal
Homebuilder stocks are rebounding off their near-nine month lows as investors bet on Donald Trump winning his fight with the Federal Reserve over interest rates. Despite homebuyers’ laments over how expensive buying a home is, Wall Street has driven the homebuilder industry up over 20% in the last three months, confident that further interest rate […]| Times Square Investment Journal
Tax credits, AI boom lift First Solar, Brookfield Renewable to outperform indexes Eid Broughton is not an environmental investor. The 46-year-old in California owns petroleum stocks. But he likes long term growth, which is why in 2020 he bought $20,000 worth of shares in Brookfield Renewable Corporation, a company that acquires and operates global renewable […]| Times Square Investment Journal
Among makeup and skin care stocks, e.l.f. stands out with a rise after a plunge| Times Square Investment Journal