Form 13Fs detail which stocks Wall Street’s brightest fund managers — and public companies — bought and sold in the most recent quarter. Alphabet’s No.
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Procter & Gamble and Clorox offer reliable, well-covered dividends backed by strong fundamentals and long operating histories. PG faces near-term headwinds from high-interest rates and value-seeking consumers, but cost-saving initiatives and a solid balance sheet support continued dividend growth. CLX, despite recent declines in revenue and EPS, maintains a sustainable 4.5% yield and expects margin expansion and price appreciation as macro headwinds ease.
Tesla is banking its future on unsupervised full self-driving technology and Optimus robots. Intuitive Surgical’s da Vinci systems have been used in more than 20 million procedures.
The S&P 500 is chugging along at a solid rate, as it’s up 17% over the past year and up 2.5% over the past month. Market mavens should like what they see as the index crests the 6,950 mark, with 7,300 very much in play.
