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Why ThredUP Stock Jumped Today

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What happened Shares of ThredUP (NASDAQ: TDUP) popped today after the clothing resale specialist posted better-than-expected results in its second-quarter earnings report even as growth remains slow and the company is unprofitable. They just revealed what they believe are the ten best stocks for investors to buy right now.

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Where Will Opendoor Stock Be in 1 Year?

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Its stock collapsed as rising interest rates disrupted the real estate market and cast an unflattering light on its staggering losses. However, investors who bought Opendoor's stock when it dropped to its all-time low of $0.92 They just revealed what they believe are the ten best stocks for investors to buy right now.

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2 Undervalued Growth Stocks to Buy Before They Soar 68% and 93%, According to These Wall Street Analysts

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However, certain Wall Street analysts believe the stocks are significantly oversold, creating a buying opportunity for investors. Etsy: 93% implied upside Etsy runs multiple online marketplaces, including Depop for fashion resale and Reverb for musical instruments. But investors still have reason to be cautiously optimistic.

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Tesla Makes Money Selling Electric Vehicles, but 86% of Its Earnings Could Soon Come From This Instead

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Demand is softening across the EV industry right now as consumers opt for cheaper gas-powered cars amid tough economic conditions headlined by high interest rates. Plus, a report by Goldman Sachs suggests consumers are concerned about a lack of rapid charging infrastructure , as well as the declining resale value of EVs in general.

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Why Hertz Stock Tumbled and Then Recovered Today

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Hertz misses the mark Investors clearly didn't like Hertz's report at first glance, and it's clear why. That was the result of an overdone push into electric vehicles, whose resale values have plummeted, as well as its purchases of gas-powered vehicles a few years ago when their prices were soaring due to supply-chain-related shortages.

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Why Opendoor Stock Plunged 34% in April

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Opendoor's struggles won't end until the housing market improves Opendoor operates an iBuying business, which means it buys properties for resale on its website and provides a digital marketplace for homes. times trailing-12-month sales , and if the business recovers, it could deliver incredible gains for investors.

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Why Opendoor Stock Plunged 24% in January

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It makes quick offers on homes without the need for staging and open houses, which benefits sellers, and it makes the necessary home improvements to have homes ready for resale, which benefits buyers. A better way to buy and sell homes Opendoor operates an iBuying platform connecting buyers and sellers. Revenue was $980 million, down from $3.4

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