Earnings Preview: Best Buy (BBY) Q4 Earnings Expected to Decline

Best Buy (BBY) doesn't possess the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely earnings beat in its upcoming report. Get prepared with the key expectations.

Zacks Investment Research • 10 hours ago

3 Magnificent Dividend Stocks Down 20% to Buy and Hold Forever

For Best Buy, improvements to the macro picture could drive a comeback. Kimberly-Clark's upcoming merger could cement its status as a dividend growth stock.

The Motley Fool • 5 hours ago

Stocks to watch as Trump's new tariffs spell more uncertainty

Tariff uncertainty is back after U.S. President Donald Trump announced a new 15% duty following a Supreme Court ruling that struck down his broader levies last week.

Reuters • Feb 23, 2026

Retailers could win big on a repeal of Trump's tariffs. Here's why the stocks aren't rising.

Target, Nike and Hasbro stand to be big beneficiaries as the SCOTUS ruling could lower costs, analysts say, but stocks of retail giants like Walmart and Costco fell.

Market Watch • Feb 20, 2026

Barron's 100 Sustainable Dividend Dogs Fetch 1 Ideal February Buy Of 31 "Safer" Picks

Barron's 2025 Top 100 Sustainable Companies, ranked via Calvert's ESG metrics, highlight dividend-paying 'dogs' with strong yield and potential upside. Yield-based analysis identifies Robert Half, Regions Financial, and others as offering dividends exceeding share prices, with Regions uniquely 'safer' by free cash flow. Analyst forecasts suggest 17.46%–42.16% net gains for select ESG 'dogs' by February 2027, with average risk 12% below the market.

Seeking Alpha • Feb 17, 2026

Best Buy's Biggest Category Is Flashing Warning Signs: Analyst

Best Buy Co., Inc. (NYSE: BBY) is entering a stretch where short-term trading upside may be easier to find than durable gains, according to JP Morgan analyst Christopher Horvers, who sees tax stimulus and short covering as potential near-term supports but believes "sellers higher," tougher comparisons from lapping the Switch 2 launch and Windows 10 replacement cycle, and lower forward earnings expectations will likely cap sustained upside.

Benzinga • Feb 2, 2026

5 'Safer' Dividend Buys In Barron's 23 Better January Bets Than T-Bill

Verizon, Altria, Pfizer, KeyCorp, and Regions Financial offer 'safer' dividends with yields from $1K invested exceeding share price. Long-term bond yields continue to rise. But investors looking for income can still find plenty of attractive opportunities with dividend-paying stocks that have healthy yields. "23 stocks pay huge dividends. They should be a better bet than treasuries." - Barron's Weekly reported in October 2024.

Seeking Alpha • Jan 31, 2026

Here's 7 Ideal "Safer" January Dividend Dogs In The S&P500

Seven S&P 500 high-yield 'safer' dividend stocks—like Ford, AT&T, and VICI—offer strong payouts supported by free cash flow and attractive valuations. Analyst projections indicate 22.78% to 36.88% net gains for the top ten S&P 500 dividend dogs by January 2027, with average risk 16% below the market. Nine of the top ten S&P 500 dividend dogs already meet the ideal of annual dividends from $1K invested exceeding their share price, signaling fair or undervalued entry points.

Seeking Alpha • Jan 14, 2026

Best Buy: Setup Has Gotten Cleaner Vs. A Few Months Ago

Best Buy is rated a buy as revenue growth inflects and margins structurally improve. Q3 2026 comps grew 2.7% y/y, with October at 5%, signaling accelerating demand and successful hardware refresh cycles. Marketplace and Ads initiatives are scaling rapidly, driving margin durability and offsetting hardware mix pressure.

Seeking Alpha • Jan 9, 2026

Best Buy Stock Is Sliding: Will You Still Hold It?

Best Buy (BBY) stock has decreased by 15.1% over the past 21 trading days. This recent decline has raised fresh worries regarding cautious Q4 guidance and reduced consumer spending; however, significant downturns like this frequently provoke a more difficult question: is the decline a transient issue, or does it indicate more significant problems within the company?

Forbes • Dec 30, 2025