
Celsius: A Tale of 3 Stock Charts
The beverage stock has been great, awful, and great. It just depends on where you draw the starting line.
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The beverage stock has been great, awful, and great. It just depends on where you draw the starting line.
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Celsius ( NASDAQ: CELH ) was once the talk of the town among investors. In the five-year period leading up to the stock's Mar. 2024 all-time high, it surged more than 7,300%. The business was putting up ridiculous growth numbers year after year.However, the remainder of 2024 was a rude awakening ...
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MNST maintains strong momentum and growth in the energy drinks category, despite challenges in its Alcohol Brands segment.
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MNST maintains strong momentum and growth in energy drinks despite challenges in its Alcohol Brands segment.
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Shares of Celsius Holdings ( NASDAQ: CELH ) , the beaten-down maker of energy drinks, were moving higher this week, even though there was no company-specific news.Instead, Celsius stock seemed to respond positively to news that PepsiCo ( NASDAQ: PEP ) , which owns a minority stake in Celsius, is ...
CORONA, Calif., March 14, 2025 ( GLOBE NEWSWIRE ) -- Monster Beverage Corporation ( NASDAQ: MNST ) today announced that it has received notice that TRC Capital Investment Corporation ( "TRC" ) commenced an unsolicited "mini-tender" offer to purchase up to 2,000,000 shares of the Company's common ...
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