Tyler Crowe

General Motors trades for just 4 times earnings and has excellent EV momentum.

The nuclear power start-up craze has investors looking past two very likely winners from nuclear and the global energy transition.

Despite momentary weakness, there is long-term demand for more charging stations, but the obvious investments may have some fatal flaws.

It depends on what it does to replace its pipeline of lithium -- and how much it pays.

Estee Lauder still has a lot of work to do, while e.l.f. Beauty is in full-on growth mode.

A decent balance sheet and some big contracts paint a picture of near-term success.

These companies should see an AI-powered demand acceleration in the coming years.

SLM Corp and N.T. Butterfield aren’t exactly household names.

Being countercyclical as a buyer can pay off big.

Copper, zinc, and potash mining is really good business right now, and these two are some of the cheapest stocks in the mining industry.