Lastest Stories by Trey Thoelcke

An NFL team owner continues to boost a stake in an energy stock. Insiders made notable purchases in tech and health care stocks last week as well.
With a market rotation underway, where should investors seeking opportunities in health care be looking? Analysts have high expectations for Alphatec.
This year has been a tough one for software stocks in general. However, Wall Street has high expectations for GigaCloud Technology.
Where should investors seeking opportunities in the oil and gas industry be looking now? Analysts are particularly optimistic about Tetra Technologies.
A beneficial owner made a huge buy of shares in a trucking company this past week. That was not the only big insider buying though.
Nervous investors may be wondering if semiconductor stocks are still a good bet for the rest of this year. Wall Street expectations are especially high for Astera Labs.
With interest rates set to come down, analyst expectations for Community Healthcare Trust, a real estate investment trust, are particularly high.
There were notable insider purchases in a handful of energy companies last week. Insiders bolstering their stakes included billionaire Carlos Slim and the Dallas Cowboys owner.
Increasing uncertainty about the stock market has income investors on edge. However, Wall Street has big expectations for Wynn Resorts.
Market pullbacks can make nervous investors leery of investing in industries that are more speculative. Wall Street still has big expectations for Vir Biotechnology.
There was notable insider buying at a couple of energy and a transportation company last week. Some repeat buyers boosted their stakes as well.
Electric vehicles (EVs) were supposed to be the next big thing, but sales have been disappointing. Yet, Wall Street still has big expectations, especially for Nikola.
Analysts have not given up on tech stocks. In fact, expectations are high for some of them. Here's why SolarEdge Technologies stands out.
Though insider buying has slowed to a trickle in the past two weeks, two CEOs and two beneficial owners made notable purchases.
Wall Street is not entirely optimistic about the prospects for Lucid stock. So why is the electric vehicle's share price on the rise?