Despite struggles to launch new products, rising geopolitical pressure, and increased competition, this company is making the necessary investments to address the challenges it faces.
With the Nasdaq down 14% year-to-date, and many stocks down much more, the market is losing its appetite for high-flying momentum names and turning to stocks of undervalued companies with strong fundamentals.
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This integrated energy firm is positioned to meet growing global demand for energy and has a management compensation structure aligned with the interests of shareholders.
Despite missing top-line estimates in 3Q21 and giving back some of the pandemic-induced sales of 2020, this company is more profitable than it was pre-pandemic and is expanding its reach.
The rise of formidable competition, ballooning advertising costs, and long-term decline in profitability means the stock no longer provides the same risk/reward it once did.