Today, Jim Cramer - Mad Money and Stockchase Insights commented about whether SGY-T, ARE-T, CHRD-Q, RGTI-Q, SRE-N, BECN-Q, UAUA-Q, POWL-Q, CBRL-Q, TXRH-Q, EAT-T, NKE-N, DAL-N, DOW-N, ULTA-Q, COST-Q, DG-N, ADBE-Q, DKS-N, ORCL-N are stocks to buy or sell.
It reported a great quarter: Chili's brand grew 31.4%, $2.80 EPS beat by nearly 1 dollar. And yet shares have collapsed in the the past month. So of this is pure profit-taking after a huge run-up. Softer traffic in some locations was down to bad weather in early February. He's long liked this for the same reason: it offer customers great value. It attracts customers of all incomes.
Had a great run-up last year, but has slid this year. Why? Has strong fundamentals, positive analysts coverage and low valuation. It soared when data centres were hot, but is sliding when they're not. The actual business is doing well: a healthy backlog of $1.3 billion and $269 million of new orders, and excellent earnings. Sales and earnings have slowed from last year's insanely high levels. Still boasts mid-20s revenue growth and mid-40s earnings growth. The selling is overdone.
Chord Energy's 2025 free cash flow, with only about a fifth of its daily oil production hedged against WTI volatility, could be relatively exposed to likely declines in crude benchmarks this year. Still, its total production could climb 17% to 271 MBoepd, using the midpoint of guidance, which may outpace the 14% increase in its E&P and other capital spending, which should aid FCF. While these increases should be driven by the first full year of the Enerplus acquisition, a growth in synergies from the deal could contribute to this relatively lower rise in capex. With its potential, its dividend and its valuation, we would be OK holding still.
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It reports Thursday. This and Dollar Tree have been eclipsed by Walmart, who is not at the mercy of the big suppliers.