ADX:E7
ADX:E7Commercial Services

Middle Eastern Market Movers: E7 Group PJSC And 2 Other Promising Penny Stocks

Most Gulf markets have recently experienced gains, driven by strong corporate earnings and rising oil prices. For investors interested in exploring beyond well-known stocks, penny stocks—typically representing smaller or newer companies—can present intriguing opportunities. Despite the term's somewhat outdated connotation, these stocks can still offer significant value and stability when backed by solid financials, as demonstrated by E7 Group PJSC and two other promising candidates discussed...
NYSE:VRE
NYSE:VREResidential REITs

Veris Residential (VRE): $104.8M One-Off Gain Clouds Profitability Narrative

Veris Residential (VRE) has recently swung to profitability, posting average earnings growth of 30.3% per year over the past five years, with the turnaround to profit coming in the last twelve months. However, the latest results were inflated by a one-off gain of $104.8 million, which is not expected to return and clouds the picture of ongoing operations. While revenue is forecast to grow at just 2.1% per year, well behind the estimated 10% annual pace of the broader US market, earnings are...
NYSE:TRU
NYSE:TRUProfessional Services

TransUnion (TRU) One-Off $139.6M Loss Challenges Bullish Community Narrative on Profitability

TransUnion (TRU) posted a one-off loss of $139.6 million in its latest twelve-month period through September 30, 2025, reflecting a significant hit to its bottom line. Over the past five years, earnings have declined by 18.3% per year, though the company has recently returned to profitability and is now forecast to deliver annual EPS growth of 19.9%, which is well above the US market average of 15.5%. Investors are weighing a positive swing in profit margins and a compelling growth outlook...
NasdaqGS:KRNY
NasdaqGS:KRNYBanks

Kearny Financial (KRNY) Returns to Profit, Challenging Bearish Narratives on Core Resilience

Kearny Financial (KRNY) has turned a corner this year, reporting profitability after a long stretch of declining earnings. Over the past five years, its earnings dropped by a steep 50.2% per year, but a recent uptick in net profit margin and a return to positive earnings mark a notable shift in its track record. With high quality earnings now back on the table, investors are weighing this improvement in margins against a valuation that looks rich compared to sector averages and the underlying...
NasdaqGS:PGC
NasdaqGS:PGCBanks

Peapack-Gladstone Financial (PGC): Profit Margin Miss Tests Bullish Growth Narrative

Peapack-Gladstone Financial (PGC) recorded earnings growth of 6.4% over the past year, reversing a five-year trend of annual earnings declines averaging 4.4%. The company’s net profit margin landed at 13.8%, falling short of last year’s 15.4%, and its market expectations remain upbeat with earnings forecast to grow 35.9% per year compared to the broader US market’s 15.5%. With growth drivers such as strong analyst forecasts and broader value upside, the results give investors reasons to keep...
NasdaqGS:GSHD
NasdaqGS:GSHDInsurance

Goosehead Insurance (GSHD) Margin Expansion Reinforces Bullish Narratives Despite Premium Valuation

Goosehead Insurance (GSHD) is forecasting annual earnings growth of 34.66%, easily surpassing its historical average and the market’s broader pace. Net profit margin has climbed to 8.6% from last year’s 6.8%, with revenue expected to climb 19.1% per year, both figures outpacing US market trends. With earnings growing at 42.5% per year over the last five years, the company is showing real operational and financial momentum that may draw investor attention, though its premium valuation will...
NasdaqGS:MBLY
NasdaqGS:MBLYAuto Components

Mobileye (MBLY): Losses Worsen Yet Revenue Forecasts Outpace US Market Ahead of Earnings Season

Mobileye Global (MBLY) remains unprofitable, having seen its losses worsen by an average of 84.8% per year over the past five years. Still, revenue is forecast to grow at 22.4% per year, which is more than double the broader US market’s expected 10% pace. Earnings are anticipated to climb at 74.46% annually, and the company is projected to reach profitability within three years. For investors, this growth story comes with the promise of rapid expansion, but also the reality of ongoing losses...
NYSE:TFIN
NYSE:TFINBanks

Does Triumph Financial’s 11.8% Weekly Surge Signal a Shift in Market Expectations for 2025?

If you’re staring at Triumph Financial and debating whether it’s time to buy, hold, or move on, you’re not alone. Over the last week, shares have surged an impressive 11.8%, shaking off a longer-term downward trend that has left the stock down 35.4% year-to-date. These sharp moves are more than just numbers on a screen. They reflect shifts in how investors perceive Triumph’s risk and growth prospects, especially after a stretch of turbulent financial sector headlines and changes in regulatory...
NasdaqGS:QRVO
NasdaqGS:QRVOSemiconductor

Is Now the Right Moment for Qorvo After a 32% Rally in 2025?

If you’ve been watching Qorvo’s stock and wondering whether it’s time to buy, hold, or wait it out, you’re not alone. After a bumpy year with shares down 7.0% over the past 12 months and still off by nearly 28% from five years ago, it’s natural to question what comes next. Yet, year-to-date, Qorvo is up an impressive 32.0%, with a relatively flat -1.3% over the last 30 days and almost no movement this past week. These numbers paint a picture of a stock that’s both recovering and...
HLSE:ELISA
HLSE:ELISATelecom

Elisa (HLSE:ELISA) Margin Dip Reignites Debate Over Profitability Narrative

Elisa Oyj (HLSE:ELISA) reported net profit margins of 16.4%, down from last year’s 16.9%, as earnings experienced negative growth over the past year following a five-year average growth rate of 2.6% annually. Earnings are forecast to rebound, growing at 4.86% per year, while revenue is expected to rise 2.5% per year, trailing the Finnish market’s 4% pace. With the share price trading at €40.12, below the estimated fair value of €72.10, investors are weighing ongoing profit and revenue growth...
NYSE:CNP
NYSE:CNPIntegrated Utilities

CenterPoint Energy (CNP) Margin Decline Undercuts Bullish Growth Narrative Despite Premium Valuation

CenterPoint Energy (CNP) is forecasting earnings growth of 12.5% per year, with revenue expected to rise 6.4% annually. Net profit margins have declined to 10.4% from 12% a year ago, and over the last five years, annual earnings growth has averaged 3.4%. While these forecasts point to ongoing profitability, both revenue and earnings growth are tracking below broader US market expectations. See our full analysis for CenterPoint Energy. Next, we will see how these headline numbers stack up...
NYSE:NLY
NYSE:NLYMortgage REITs

Annaly Capital Management (NLY) Earnings Growth Forecast Surpasses US Market, Underscoring Bull Case

Annaly Capital Management (NLY) just posted forecasts pointing to annual earnings growth of 28.07% and revenue set to climb by 21.8% each year, both comfortably ahead of US market averages. The company became profitable over the past year, with net profit margins improving during the period. For investors, strong growth prospects and a track record of high-quality earnings are balanced by some caution around financial stability and dividend sustainability. See our full analysis for Annaly...
OM:EAST
OM:EASTReal Estate

Eastnine (OM:EAST) Challenges Bearish Narratives

Eastnine (OM:EAST) reported earnings of €9.6m for the past quarter, up substantially on the prior period. Forecasts predict an annual earnings contraction of -2.7% moving forward, with revenue growth projected at 3.5% per year, around the Swedish market average of 3.6%. The combination of a below-peer Price-to-Earnings ratio and an attractive dividend offers value-focused upside. However, investors remain watchful given the decline in earnings and revenue outlook.