Celsius Holdings Stock News

Figma, Dutch Bros, and Celsius aren't cheap stocks, and they might never be if they work out for investors. Figma investors are bracing for slowing growth, but history is kind to bar-raising tech companies in a thriving industry.

When corporate insiders – executives, directors, or major shareholders – sell large chunks of their holdings, investors often read it as a red flag.

Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF™ and PepsiCo, Inc. are positioned to benefit as market enthusiasm for AI normalizes and investors seek reliable dividend payers. SCHD offers a 3.86% yield, low expense ratio, and potential for capital appreciation as interest rates fall and fixed-income yields decline. PEP faces near-term headwinds but boasts strong liquidity, strategic acquisitions, and a below-...

Some investors, particularly the ones seeking high growth, generally want to find stocks that can double in value in two years or less. This means a stock would have to rise by a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of about 42% over that period.

For the first time in decades, Coca-Cola Co. NYSE: KO reported negative free cash flow (operating cash flow minus capital expenditures), with a net outflow of $1.4 billion. While this headline may alarm some investors, the underlying cause wasn't a collapse in sales or brand strength; it was a strategic acquisition.

The energy drink company is expanding its share of the beverage industry.

Investors are hypersensitive to how companies are being impacted by tariffs, because it could have huge implications for shareholders.

The beverage company is growing rapidly and expanding internationally.