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Prediction: These 2 Stocks Will Soar If Interest Rates Are Cut This Month

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17, and a reduction of any level is likely to positively affect the stock market. High mortgage rates mean homeowners aren't looking for new digs, which means fewer houses on the resale market. This isn't a stock for the risk-averse investor, but it could be a fantastic stock over the long term.

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Investors Chat: Instacart IPO

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But fans were understandably frustrated, especially when they hopped on over to the secondary or resale ticket market and found tickets for, in some cases, thousands of dollars. The things that this excludes, it excludes stock-based comp, depreciation, amortization, and other items.

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Compass (COMP) Q4 2023 Earnings Call Transcript

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million annual resale transactions in time. million in the same period a year ago and includes noncash charges such as 36 million of noncash stock-based compensation expense and 22 million of depreciation and amortization expense. And that's what I think those are some of the market -- what's different in the market.

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The "Motley Fool Money" Half-Year Review

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The stock market has rebounded nicely from the 2022 lows, with the S&P up about 15.5% By the way, Apple 's market cap now tops $3 trillion. I'm Ron Gross sitting in for Dylan Lewis. Joining me today are Senior Analysts Andy Cross and Jason Moser. Fools, how you doing? Fools, believe it or not, 2023 is half over.

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Honda Motor (HMC) Q1 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

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Recently, in the stock market, we are seeing the trends of reviewing the cross-holding of the shares. The outlook for capital investment, depreciation and amortization, and R&D expenditures for FY '25 remains unchanged. But now, your question will also pertain to the stock market fluctuation.