Group 1 - Lockheed Martin Corporation (NYSE:LMT) is recognized as a strong candidate for a dividend stock portfolio due to its consistent dividend growth and robust financial performance [1][4] - The company invests heavily in research and development, focusing on next-generation defense technologies, which positions it for long-term growth in cash flow and shareholder dividends [2] - Lockheed Martin's missile systems are increasingly important in US defense strategy, and the company benefits from strong sales of upgraded F-16 fighter jets and the unique position of the F-35 as a scalable fifth-generation aircraft [3] Group 2 - Lockheed Martin has a strong dividend history, having increased dividends for 22 consecutive years, with a current quarterly dividend of $3.30 per share and a dividend yield of 2.79% as of September 18 [4]

Group 1: Kohl's - The stock of Kohl's was down 0.4% to $14.29 after a significant increase of about 38% by the close on Tuesday [2] - The surge was driven by discussions on the WallStreetBets Reddit thread regarding the stock's high short interest, attracting retail investors [2] Group 2: Krispy Kreme - Krispy Kreme's stock soared almost 20% to $4.96 per share, with total gains exceeding 50% since the beginning of the week [3] - The interest was fueled by discussions on Reddit and other platforms about a potential short squeeze, despite a 15% year-on-year decline in revenue reported in its first quarter results [3] Group 3: Rocket Companies - Rocket Companies' stock surged more than 6% to $17.07 per share, following a similar increase of about 6% on Tuesday [4] - The company is expected to announce its second-quarter results next week, with analysts anticipating a boost in earnings after acquiring Redfin [8] Group 4: Lockheed Martin - Lockheed Martin's stock increased nearly 1% to $414.05 per share after a decline of 11% by Tuesday's close [9] - The company reported an 80% fall in profits for the second quarter, citing a loss of $1.6 billion due to pretax charges related to a classified defense program [9] Group 5: NIO - NIO's stock rose 4% to $5.20 per share, having increased almost 11% on Tuesday [10] - The rise in shares was attributed to the company allowing Chinese customers to test drive a new SUV, which is set to officially launch at the end of July [10]