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News articleYahoo Finance· March 16, 2026

Top Research Reports for Philip Morris, Lam Research & Goldman Sachs

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Top Research Reports for Philip Morris, Lam Research & Goldman Sachs Monday, March 16, 2026 The Zacks Research Daily presents the best research output of our analyst team…
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  • Foundry/logic, DRAM and NAND investments are expected to be higher year over year

    60% confidence
  • Goldman Sachs is refocusing on the core strengths of investment banking and trading businesses through restructuring and scaling back its consumer banking footprint

    60% confidence
  • Philip Morris faces premium valuations, ongoing global cigarette volume declines and rising regulatory pressure

    60% confidence
  • Smoke-free products accounted for about 43% of total gross profit in full-year 2025 for Philip Morris

    60% confidence
  • Philip Morris faces premium valuations, ongoing global cigarette volume declines and rising regulatory pressure

    60% confidence
  • For 2026, adjusted earnings per share are likely to be $8.38-$8.53, up 11.1%-13.1% year-over-year

    60% confidence
  • Lam Research is riding on its strength across 3D DRAM and advanced packaging technologies

    60% confidence
  • Goldman Sachs beat earnings estimates in each of the trailing four quarters

    60% confidence
  • Global spending on mature nodes is likely to remain soft in the near term

    60% confidence
  • Growing trade and tariff tensions between the United States and China are a concern for Lam Research

    60% confidence
  • Foundry/logic, DRAM and NAND investments are expected to be higher year over year for Lam Research

    60% confidence
  • Eastern's cyclical weakness in heavy truck and automotive markets drove an 8.7% sales decline and margin compression

    60% confidence
  • Goldman Sachs' high dependence on overseas revenues is worrisome

    60% confidence
  • Eastern faces cyclical weakness in heavy truck and automotive markets that drove an 8.7% sales decline and margin compression

    60% confidence
  • Goldman Sachs is refocusing on the core strengths of investment banking and trading businesses through restructuring and scaling back its consumer banking footprint

    60% confidence
  • Growing trade and tariff tensions between the United States and China are a concern for Lam Research

    60% confidence
  • For 2026, Philip Morris adjusted earnings per share are likely to be $8.38-$8.53, up 11.1%-13.1% year-over-year

    60% confidence
  • Palladyne is facing risks which include sustained cash burn relative to revenues, early-stage product maturity, intense competition from large robotics and defense contractors, and potential revenue variability tied to government procurement cycles

    60% confidence
  • Lam Research is riding on its strength across 3D DRAM and advanced packaging technologies

    60% confidence
  • Management's 2026 revenue outlook is roughly $24-$27 million versus about $5-$5.5 million in 2025

    60% confidence
  • Philip Morris has been benefiting from strong pricing power and an expanding smoke-free portfolio

    60% confidence
  • Management's 2026 revenue outlook of roughly $24–$27 million versus about $5–$5.5 million in 2025

    60% confidence
  • Palladyne faces risks including sustained cash burn relative to revenues, early-stage product maturity, intense competition from large robotics and defense contractors, and potential revenue variability tied to government procurement cycles

    60% confidence
  • Smoke-free products accounted for about 43% of total gross profit in full-year 2025

    60% confidence
  • Goldman Sachs beat earnings estimates in each of the trailing four quarters

    60% confidence
  • A rebound in the System business due to improving memory spending is an upside for Lam Research

    60% confidence
  • Goldman Sachs' expansion in the private equity credit market is expected to diversify revenues base and will support its growth over the long run

    60% confidence
  • Growing etch and deposition intensity owing to increasing technology inflections in 3D architectures is a plus for Lam Research

    60% confidence
  • Goldman Sachs' high dependence on overseas revenues is worrisome

    60% confidence
  • Goldman Sachs' expansion in the private equity credit market is expected to diversify revenues base and will support its growth over the long run

    60% confidence

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