Good day, fellow investors! Verizon stock has been experiencing a downturn over the last five years. Simultaneously, the dividend has been on an upward trajectory. How can this be? This article explores the reasons behind this paradox and calculates Verizon's intrinsic value to help you determine if it fits your portfolio.

In the upcoming week, all eyes are on GE VERNOVA (ticker symbol: GEV). We first highlighted this stock in August due to its well-defined consolidation pattern following its IPO. IPO bases can lead to significant upside moves once they break, and GEV did just that, breaking out from the 180s to the 300s. It is now building a well-defined 2-month long consolidation base, ranging between $319 support and $354.50. A move above $354.50 could trigger another large run.

Eli Lilly's stock has seen a 15% increase over the last year. However, it has experienced some volatility, with a decline over the last month and a 20% drop over the past six months. Despite these short-term fluctuations, Eli Lilly has outperformed the S&P 500, with a 96% increase over the longer term.

Uber Technologies is a stock we've been bullish on since it hovered around the $60 mark. In the past year, it has seen a 7% increase, and over the last five years, it has surged by approximately 92%.

Penny stocks in the steel industry offer investors an intriguing opportunity to participate in the growth of this essential sector at a lower entry cost. While these stocks can be volatile, they can also provide substantial returns for those willing to take on the risk.