Stock Power Daily — 3 out of 100: Our Worst-Rated Coffee Stock

Stock Power Daily: November 21, 2022. [Turn Your Images On] Managing Editor’s Note: Welcome to the new Stock Power Daily. You’ll find Matt Clark’s analysis of a stock below, and if you keep scrolling you’ll catch top insights from our roster of market experts such as Adam O’Dell, Charles Sizemore, Mike Carr and more. We can’t wait to give you everything you need to thrive — no matter the market. — Chad Stone, Managing Editor, Money & Markets --------------------------------------------------------------- [3 out of 100: Our Worst-Rated Coffee Stock]( - Coffee shops are on every street corner. - Our Stock Power Ratings system tells us, while coffee shops are popular, some coffee stocks are not. - Today’s Stock to Avoid is a popular coffee company that rates an abysmal 3 out of 100. I’ve never been big on waiting in line for a specialty coffee. I’d rather make one at home. It’s cheaper and doesn’t take as long. Coffee shops, however, are extremely popular. Reuters tells us there are more than 38,000 coffee shops in the U.S. While these cafes are popular, some publicly traded coffee company stocks are not. Today, I’m sharing the “High-Risk” stock. With our Stock Power Ratings system, you can get to the heart of a company’s stock movement and financial picture to figure out if you should buy or sell. A quick look helps you see the real picture of a company. And this one doesn’t look great. [Click here or on the image below to reveal these three tickers.]( [Turn Your Images On]( [Target’s Turmoil Is Mainstream America’s Reality]( I hate delivering bad news … most of all when it comes to money matters. So, I can sympathize with Target Corp. (NYSE: TGT) CEO Brian Cornell, who had to deliver one bomb of a quarterly earnings report last week. Adjusted earnings per share were down by almost half from the same quarter last year, missing analyst estimates by a country mile. And the outlook for the fourth quarter — including the critical Christmas holiday shopping season — wasn’t rosy at all. I like Target as a long-term holding, and I wrote in favor of [its dividend hike a few months ago](. The shares are up close to 10% since my article. And this is after the thrashing they took this week following the earnings release. But today’s comments are less about Target itself and more about what its results say about the broader economy. [Let’s dig into it.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Turn Your Images On]( From our Partners at Rogue Economics. [New Battery Tech to “Eat Lithium’s Lunch”?]( The lithium-ion battery transformed Tesla from the laughingstock of the auto industry into the biggest car company in history. 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