Investors are paying much less of a premium for Celsius stock than they have in the past. Celsius Holdings (CELH 0.53%) has been a top growth stock to own in recent years. Its energy drinks have been growing in popularity, and as a result, sales and profits have also been taking off, making Celsius an attractive investment to buy and hold. But recently, the stock has been struggling. It has been in a free fall as investors have become concerned about its future growth prospects. The stock is not only down 6 ...

Rather than sit on the sidelines, my worries are motivating me to search for businesses that can thrive in spite of an adverse economy. Last week, I put new money to work by investing in stocks. And I'm sure critics would call me naive for investing at a time like this. But I don't consider myself naive. To the contrary, if I'm being 100% transparent, I'm worried about the U.S. economy. For starters, the U.S. national debt recently surpassed $35 trillion. I don't know where the breaking point is. But the na ...

Shares of Lululemon and Celsius Holdings have plunged, but their brands remain strong. Late July and early August were a roller-coaster ride for the stock market. The Nasdaq-100 index hit a new alltime high in July but then fell rapidly by more than 10%. Investors are worried about a slowing economy and consumer spending in the United States. There is even talk of a recession. Smart investors know to avoid the headlines and macroeconomic talk. The folks who are talking of downturns now are the same people w ...

Two former energy drink darlings are trading lower this year, but I'm backing the underdog. The last couple of months have been painful as a Celsius Holdings (CELH 3.05%) investor. Shares of the functional beverage company have plummeted 60% since hitting an all-time high five months ago. I'm still here, rattled but present. Growth has slowed dramatically for the company behind the sparkling energy drinks that safely raise your body temperature to accelerate the burning of fat and calories when accompanied ...

When deciding whether to buy, sell, or hold a stock, investors often rely on analyst recommendations. Media reports about rating changes by these brokerage-firm-employed (or sell-side) analysts often influence a stock's price, but are they really important? Let's take a look at what these Wall Street heavyweights have to say about Celsius Holdings Inc. (CELH) before we discuss the reliability of brokerage recommendations and how to use them to your advantage. Celsius currently has an average brokerage recom ...

These growing brands are steals at current lower share prices. Contrary to their name, growth stocks don't always hit new highs. Stocks of companies with excellent growth prospects typically sell at expensive valuations, which will cause the share price to fall when the company experiences a hiccup in revenue or earnings growth. But as long as the business continues to grow, investors can take advantage of Wall Street's focus on short-term results and position their money for a windfall down the road. Here ...

Celsius's best growth days are probably over. Here is what investors should do now. Energy drink company Monster Beverage is an all-time great in the investing world; long-term investors have enjoyed life-changing returns, even if the stock was sometimes volatile. Investors are hoping that Celsius Holdings (CELH -0.86%), another energy drink business that has already appreciated more than 21,000% over the past decade, can still pump out big returns. However, the stock has fallen over 60% this year, causing ...

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These stocks are down more than 30% from recent highs, but better days could be ahead. The market hasn't been kind to some of my favorite stocks. Celsius Holdings (CELH 2.37%), Roku (ROKU 5.01%), and Disney (DIS -0.48%) are trading lower this year -- but 2024 isn't over yet. I believe that all three can bounce back, beating the market in the final few months of the year. The upside should continue heading into 2025 and beyond. These growth stocks are out of favor now but certainly not out of flavor. Here is ...

Celsius Holdings, Inc. (CELH) has seen its shares dive as much as 58.5% in the past three months, lagging the industry's drop of 4.9%. Additionally, the energy drinks company trailed the broader Zacks Consumer Staples sector and the S&P 500's respective growth of 0.2% and 1.8% during the same period. Image Source: Zacks Investment Research Once hailed for delivering consecutive quarters of 100% growth, Celsius Holdings is now grappling with decelerating revenue improvement and intensifying competition in th ...