Home Depot (HD)

The recent immigration raids in Los Angeles have put the spotlight on the popular hardware store chain Home Depot (NYSE: HD), leading to protests and potential business implications.

While Home Depot isn't the most exciting trade, rising momentum among homebuilders could help boost slumbering HD stock.

With earnings season coming to an end, investors are looking for new catalysts; here are three blue-chip companies with strong analyst support

Two of the three are currently out of favor, while the third is a mostly unknown name that's just become a timely prospect.

Generating cash is essential for any business, but not all cash-rich companies are great investments. Some produce plenty of cash but fail to allocate it effectively, leading to missed opportunities.

US retail giant Walmart Inc. is the largest private sector employer with 2.2 million staff globally. It aims to grow sales without increasing headcount.

Forget the hyper-volatile, high-profile stock names. In this environment, lesser-known and less-exciting stocks are apt to bear more fruit.

Consistency and patience are key to building a substantial income stream from dividends.

Trump's tariff wars have brought outsize uncertainty to the stock market, making it increasingly challenging to identify companies positioned to weather the storm.

The market may be too distracted by all the recent noise to notice that these stocks are underperforming for all the wrong reasons.

The Benzinga Stock Whisper highlights five stocks seeing increased interest from readers and a look at the potential catalysts driving interest.

This REIT has massive growth potential.