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  • Standard Motor Products trades at a reasonable multiple.
  • Company generates strong free cash flow.
  • The stock pays a rising dividend.
  • Management reaffirmed guidance despite mixed top-line execution.
  • SMP is still integrating Nissens after the acquisition.
  • Recommendation: a disciplined long with defined stop and target targets asymmetric upside over the next 45 trading days.

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25 Democratic-Led States File Suit Over Latest U.S. Tariffs

25 Democratic-Led States File Suit Over Latest U.S. Tariffs

On Aug 3, a coalition of 25 Democratic-led U.S. states filed a lawsuit in the U.S. Court of International Trade in New York, contesting the Trump administration's July 24 imposition of new tariffs on goods from 60 trading partners. The suit, announced by the Oregon Attorney General's office, follows separate legal challenges from small U.S. busines…

California Supreme Court Rejects 'Duty to Innovate' Claim in Favor of Gilead

California Supreme Court Rejects 'Duty to Innovate' Claim in Favor of Gilead

The California Supreme Court, in a 6-1 ruling, dismissed negligence claims from roughly 24,000 HIV patients against Gilead Sciences over the company’s decision two decades ago to stop developing an alternative formulation. The court held that imposing a legal 'duty to innovate' would force juries to second-guess scientific decisions and could harm …

Five Large-Cap U.S. Stocks Trading Well Below Graham Intrinsic Value

Five Large-Cap U.S. Stocks Trading Well Below Graham Intrinsic Value

Five sizable U.S.-listed companies are trading at steep discounts to values calculated using Ben Graham’s intrinsic value formula. Each name meets Graham’s traditional thresholds of P/E ≤ 15 and P/B ≤ 1.5, producing theoretical upside ranges from about +99% to +216% relative to Graham values, though the market’s discount reflects concerns about ear…

First Solar Shares Jump as Analysts Lift Targets After Strong Q2 Beat

First Solar Shares Jump as Analysts Lift Targets After Strong Q2 Beat

First Solar rallied more than 11% in afternoon trading after reporting a quarter that exceeded analyst expectations and prompting several price-target increases. The company posted Q2 earnings per share of $3.92, net income that rose about 24% year-over-year to roughly $423 million, and disclosed a contracted backlog of 45.1 GW valued at $13.6 bill…

Boeing and the Recovery in Deliveries: Time to Lean Into the Upside

Boeing and the Recovery in Deliveries: Time to Lean Into the Upside

Boeing's production cadence is stabilizing and deliveries are accelerating. With fresh commercial leases, a multi-billion defense satellite award, and improving technical momentum, the risk/ reward favors a long exposure into the next 6 months. This is a trade idea — entry, stop, and target defined — built around improving fundamentals and a re-rat…

Micron: The Market Is Punishing the Wrong Math — Upgrade to Buy

Micron: The Market Is Punishing the Wrong Math — Upgrade to Buy

Micron is trading like a cyclical commodity stock in a panic while delivering exceptional profitability, cash flow and shareholder-friendly metrics. At $825, the company trades at ~18x trailing earnings with $26.2B in free cash flow and an enterprise value roughly in line with market cap. This trade idea upgrades Micron to a BUY with a clear entry,…

Fed Survey Finds C&I Standards Largely Unchanged as Consumer Credit Mix Shifts

Fed Survey Finds C&I Standards Largely Unchanged as Consumer Credit Mix Shifts

A Federal Reserve Senior Loan Officer Survey for July reported largely unchanged lending standards for commercial and industrial (C&I) loans during roughly the second quarter, while demand patterns diverged across firm sizes and consumer loan types. Banks cited stronger C&I loan demand from large and middle market firms, mixed lending standards for…