During Whirlpool's (WHR -0.44%) first-quarter earnings call in late April, CEO Marc Bitzer said he believes his company will be a "net winner of a new tariff policy." He has a strong case for thinking so, and it looks likely the appliance maker has real potential to see better days ahead. That said, is the stock worth buying now? And how sustainable is its dividend, which at the current share price yields a hefty 9.2%? Near-term headwinds, longer-term tailwinds Matters could get worse for Whirlpool before t ...

Group 1 - BofA Securities Europe SA has reduced its holding in TCM Group A/S from 10.278% to 0.196% in share capital and voting rights as of April 23, 2025 [1] - The direct or indirect control of shares/voting rights by BofA Securities Europe SA corresponds to 1,080,571 shares in TCM Group A/S [1] - The breakdown of the holdings shows a decrease in shares attached to shares from 0.844% to 0.195% and through financial instruments from 9.434% to 0.001% [1] Group 2 - TCM Group is the third largest manufacturer of kitchens and furniture for bathrooms and storage in Scandinavia [2] - The company operates under a multi-brand strategy, with the main brand being Svane Køkkenet, alongside Tvis Køkken, Nettoline, and AUBO [2] - TCM Group products are designed and produced in Denmark and are sold through approximately 220 dealers across Denmark and Scandinavia [2]