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Brands like Cholula and Chick-fil-A are significantly expanding their shelf sauce offering.

Jack Ablin, chief investment officer of Cresset Capital, particularly likes three food and energy stocks.

Yes, it's fall and that means a deluge of pumpkin-spice products including some nobody was asking for.

The spice company struggled in the latest quarter, hit by sluggish demand in China, the war in Ukraine and other factors.

Stock futures higher as 'bear market rally' continues; Week Ahead: inflation back in focus as rate bets subside; G-7 leaders mull price cap on Russian crude; Nike shares higher ahead of Q4 earnings and Frontier sweetens Spirit Airlines bid, gets ISS approval.

The AAP team at TheStreet assesses a number of key stocks from a variety of sectors.

The market's recent selloff could make it a perfect time to add these stocks to portfolios.

Netflix reported that it lost 200,000 subscribers in the first quarter and expects to lose another 2 million in the second quarter.

While it's products are crucial to flavorful cooking, its balance sheet leaves a bad taste in Real Money Columnist Stephen 'Sarge' Guilfoyle's mouth.

The bears got it wrong, says Jim Cramer. When good companies get slammed on earnings, it pays to be a bull.

Jim Cramer says stocks could still gain next week, even with more inflationary data. Here's your game plan.

'We rely on income from dividends to help when markets become volatile,' Ryan Fause of Pinnacle Associates told Reuters.

Jim Cramer says if you own good stocks, like Apple, then holding steady is the best course of action. But you could hedge your bets.

It chose stocks trading 5% or more above analysts’ consensus 12-month price target.

However, inflation is also heating up at spice and flavorings maker.

Investors may be distracted by bad news, Jim Cramer says, but that means more buying opportunities.

How we plan to parse upcoming earnings and watch for earnings pre-announcements as well as their implications.

China stocks are up big again as the month comes to an end. Let's also look to the week ahead, including a jobs report, with a spotlight on trading Intel and Lockheed Martin.

And why we will continue to focus on uncovering new Bullpen candidates in an overbought and valuation-stretched market.

Let's check the market as it inched along on Wednesday, the meaning behind the fall of the Japanese currency, bank tests and more.

Think we spend too much on defense? During the Cold War, the U.S. typically spent roughly 5% of GDP on defense. Today, it amounts to just 2.9%.

With some quiet weeks ahead, we'll make sure our portfolio is well positioned for the second half of the year.

Let's check the charts and indicators.

Plus, why earnings and their expectations are on our mind.

While running with the bulls makes sense, there is no telling just how fragile any conviction in higher prices really is from this point on.

Tesla's problem last night was in the outlook and in the delivery. Musk seemed downbeat, repeatedly stressing the difficult path ahead.

The charts don't look very appetizing for the spice company.

While the Nasdaq has posted four consecutive winning sessions, the bottom fishing that has benefited the large tech names may be growing exhausted.

As of Friday's close, the portfolio continues to maintain its positive-year-to-date standing -- now let's check on the week ahead and our strategy.

Almost there. Third quarter earnings season is practically upon us and will kick off late next week.

Plus, we'll likely need to wait for portfolio rebalancing acts and a sort-of holiday weekend to pass before we gain a better handle on the market's direction.

Plus, we'll be eager to dissect the latest personal spending and inflation data later in the week.

These banking system steps would place increased drag on the velocity of money, which in turn will suppress economic growth.

Wall Street's ratings have not been very impressive.

Portfolio managers are almost frozen. They don't trust the 'sort-of rally. They are not convinced to get out.

The Nasdaq Composite is up 33.5% this year, while the Ark Innovation ETF has returned 18.03%.

Adobe shares have sharply underperformed the S&P 500 Information Technology sector so far this year.

The latest CPI inflation data could influence what the Federal Reserve does to interest rates next.