PepsiCo stock has experienced a significant decline, dropping 26.9% from its peak in May 2023. This marks one of the largest corrections in the company's history. Investors are now asking: Is PepsiCo undervalued, or does this drop signal deeper issues? Let’s explore PepsiCo’s financial health, growth metrics, valuation, and long-term potential.

Economic uncertainties often spark debates around the most resilient stocks in the face of inflation and evolving tariff policies. Amid such volatility, Visa Inc. (NYSE: V) emerges as a standout player, not just surviving but thriving in inflationary periods.

SoFi is a growing fintech company that keeps adding new customers, launching more products, and posting record profits. Yet its stock price over the past five years hasn’t kept pace with its fundamental progress.

Hims & Hers Health has been on a meteoric rise, capturing the attention of investors and consumers alike. In just 60 days, the stock has surged from $32 to $68 per share—an extraordinary 100% gain.

This article provides an updated list of the Dividend Challengers in 2025, select financial data, and analysis. It is updated quarterly.

A select group of American stocks have paid 100+ uninterrupted years of dividends, making them the longest dividend paying companies.

A select group of American stocks have paid 100+ uninterrupted years of dividends, making them the longest dividend paying companies.

On Thursday, March 20, 2025, after the U.S. stock market closed, Micron Technology (NASDAQ: MU) announced its fiscal second-quarter financial results. These results pleased investors slightly, as evidenced by a 2% rise in aftermarket trading. Having recommended Micron stock as a **buy** for over a year, I was encouraged to see continued strong performance.

This article provides an updated list of the Dividend Challengers in 2025, select financial data, and analysis. It is updated quarterly.

A select group of American stocks have paid 100+ uninterrupted years of dividends, making them the longest dividend paying companies.

A select group of American stocks have paid 100+ uninterrupted years of dividends, making them the longest dividend paying companies.

Alphabet Inc, otherwise known as Google (ticker symbol: GOOGL), is currently trading at $160.7 per share. Over the past year, it's down about 6%, following a 22% decline from its all-time highs.