How 5 Stocks Rate After Double-Digit Moves

Here's what Green Zone Power Ratings says… Published By Money & Markets, LLC. May 04, 2024 Published By Money & Markets, LLC. May 04, 2024 [Turn Your Images On] How 5 Stocks Rate After Double-Digit Moves Editor's Note: Every week, you watch stocks from industries across the board pop (or drop), but you may wonder if it's time to buy in. That's what today's Money & Markets Daily is all about. We'll show you some of the week's biggest movers and then run them through Adam O'Dell's proprietary Green Zone Power Ratings to see how they stack up. - Tesla Inc. (Nasdaq: TSLA): The "Bearish" electric-vehicle maker's stock opened the week with a 15% gain as markets opened on Monday following news it was close to launching its Full Self Driving technology in China. But shares dragged almost 5% lower throughout the rest of the week. [Click here]( for three things Adam thinks you should know about TSLA now. - Garmin Ltd. (Nasdaq: GRMN): In its quarterly earnings call, Garmin, known for its suite of incredibly accurate GPS products, reported record revenues across all of its business segments for the first quarter. Investors responded by pushing shares of the ["Strong Bullish"]( stock 15% higher. - CVS Health Corp. (NYSE: CVS): It hasn't been all roses this earnings season … Shares of the health care stock tanked more than 16% on Wednesday following its grim quarterly call. According to its report, CVS missed on both revenue and earnings-per-share expectations due to higher medical costs for insurers. This stock was already rated ["Neutral"]( in Adam's system… - Starbucks Corp. (Nasdaq: SBUX): In signs the economy may be weakening, Starbucks reported a surprise decline in same-store sales for the first quarter of 2024 this week. Investors soured on the stock that already rates ["Bearish"]( in Green Zone Power Ratings, sending shares almost 17% lower by Friday's close. - Paramount Global Class B (Nasdaq: PARA): Shares of this ["High-Risk"]( media company closed almost 15% higher for the week after potential acquisition news broke. Sony and Apollo Global Management, a private equity firm, reportedly sent a letter expressing interest in a $26 billion buyout.  — The Money & Markets team --------------------------------------------------------------- Top Research From the Last Week [Turn Your Images On]( [Zuck’s Words Crashed META 19% — and Created Safe Income]( [Turn Your Images On]( [1 AI Stock for 2024 + 1 for the Future]( [Turn Your Images On]( [3 Things You Should Know About Elon’s “Big News”]( [Turn Your Images On]( [Chart of the Day: The Fed, Debt Service Costs & Inflation]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Turn Your Images On]( Privacy Policy The Money & Markets, P.O. 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