Travis Hoium is a Foolish Analyst at The Motley Fool. He specializes in finance and trading, with a particular focus on stocks that have the potential to significantly increase in value over time, as well as topics in digital health and telehealth. Travis has been featured in various publications, including USA TODAY, Nasdaq, and Yahoo Finance, among others.
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Shares of Adobe are under 10x earnings and that could be a steal long-term.
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Zeta Global ZETA and Palantir PLTR announced a massive new deal this morning that could fuel Zeta's growth and drive margin expansion long-term.
By: Anand Chokkavelu, Jason Hall, Travis Hoium
What does the future hold for Visa? In this episode, our analysts break down the company's strengths and weaknesses, providing insights that could impact your investment decisions.
Revenue growth is slowing and profits aren't what they should be. Aerovironment AVAV has struggled to gain traction on the market in 2026 as the company's drone business has lost some momentum.
Key Points AeroVironment is only expecting to grow about 10% this fiscal year. Non-GAAP profits are improving, but GAAP results show the struggle generating a real profit.
