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![]() Weekly NewsletterFebruary 1, 2026 ![]() District Highlights: Gosar Visits Colorado CityThis past week, I returned home from Washington, D.C. and traveled to Colorado City to continue my commitment to visiting every corner of my sprawling Ninth Congressional District and meeting directly with the people I serve. These regular trips home are essential to staying grounded in the real needs and priorities of our communities. In addition to attending meet-and-greet events while in town, I truly appreciated the opportunity to spend time at the Common Grounds Center including the thrift store and youth center, where dedicated volunteers are making a meaningful difference for local youth and families. Seeing this kind of grassroots service in action offers an important reminder that strong communities are built locally — and it is my honor to support them in Congress. Gosar Sponsors Legislation to Revoke Tax-Exempt Status for Organizations that Provide or Fund AbortionsAlso this week, I proudly cosponsored legislation introduced by my good friend, Representative Hageman, to amend the Internal Revenue Code and revoke the federal tax-exempt status of organizations that perform or fund abortions, because tax-exempt status is a public privilege meant to support work that genuinely benefits the common good — and it should not be conferred on entities that profit from or facilitate the destruction of innocent human life. This bill closes a troubling loophole that currently allows some abortion-related organizations to receive favorable tax treatment, ensuring that American taxpayers are not forced to indirectly subsidize activities that conflict with the fundamental right to life. ![]() Gosar Introduces Bill to Support Conservation and Strengthen Local ZoosI’m proud to announce that I have recently introduced H.R. 7159, the Protecting Local Zoos Act, with bipartisan support to provide clear, commonsense fixes to federal big cat regulations that have created confusion and unintended consequences for responsible animal facilities. This bill is especially important for institutions like Wildlife World Zoo in Litchfield Park in my district, which plays a major role in wildlife conservation, animal care, research, and public education. The legislation clarifies who may safely work with big cats, allows facilities to correct mistaken registrations, fixes overly broad import/export restrictions, aligns licensing standards fairly, and corrects species misclassifications — all while maintaining strong animal welfare protections. These reforms help ensure reputable zoos can continue their conservation mission without being hindered by regulatory overreach. If you haven’t visited Wildlife World Zoo, I strongly encourage you to do so — it’s a tremendous local treasure worth supporting. 🦁🦓🐫🐵 Gosar Joins Sharia Free America Caucus to Defend ConstitutionThis week, I joined the Sharia Free America Caucus, a congressional group launched by Representatives Keith Self and Chip Roy that now includes members from across the country, because I believe it is vital to defend the U.S. Constitution, individual liberties, and the rule of law against any ideology or legal system that is fundamentally incompatible with our founding principles. The Caucus was formed to ensure that Sharia law — which cannot coexist with American constitutional governance and Western legal traditions — never gains a foothold in the United States, and to advance policies that uphold our nation’s sovereignty, national security, and Judeo-Christian values. By standing with this effort, I am reaffirming my commitment to protect our constitutional republic and the freedoms that define America. ![]() Working Families Tax Cuts Deliver Real Relief as Tax Filing Season BeginsAs tax filing season begins, families and workers across the country are now seeing the real, pocketbook benefits of the Working Families Tax Cuts, aka The One Big Beautiful Bill, I supported in Congress.This law delivers meaningful relief where it matters most — including an expanded Child Tax Credit for parents, a new senior deduction that helps protect Social Security income, elimination of federal taxes on tips and overtime pay, and broader tax reductions for middle-income earners. These reforms are designed to reward work, support families, and help seniors keep more of what they’ve earned. At a time when household budgets are tight, this tax relief provides direct, practical support to working Americans and strengthens the financial foundation of our communities.💰💵 Tweet of the Week: ![]() Photo of the Week: ![]() 📸 Lorna Brooks from Yuma, AZ sent in this brilliant photo detailing the Gila Mountains in the eastern Foothills near Yuma. Thanks for sharing, Lorna! Do you want the chance for your photograph to be featured as our “Picture of the Week?” If so, send your best shots along with a brief description to Anthony.foti@mail.house.gov. 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Investors have been waiting for that blowout earnings report. It just might have come in a place they weren’t expecting. Deckers Outdoor Corp. (NYSE: DECK) stock surged 14.2% in after-hours trading after the company posted record numbers on the top and bottom lines in its third-quarter earnings report for fiscal year 2026 (FY2026).
That gain ate up every bit of the upside that is in the company’s consensus price target. But that target is likely to move higher. That’s because of Deckers’ guidance.
The footwear and apparelconglomerate raised its full-year guidance for both earnings per share (EPS) and net sales. In terms of EPS, the company now expects fiscal year 2026 EPS to be between $6.80 and $6.85 per share. That’s higher than the company’s prior guidance of $6.30 and $6.39 per share. It’s also above analysts’ consensus forecast for $6.41.
The same story held for net sales. Deckers now estimates net sales between $5.40 billion and $5.425 billion, above its prior guidance of $5.35 billion and analysts’ estimates of $5.36 billion.
The company’s impressive results underscore resilient global demand for the company’s HOKA and UGG brands. HOKA posted high‑teens growth in the quarter with approximately $629 million in revenue. Net sales for the UGG brand increased 4.9% to $1.305 billion, above estimates for $1.244 billion.
These results confirm that Deckers is still gaining share in performance footwear and maintaining pricing power in its core lifestyle franchise, even as the broader consumer backdrop, evident in many retail stocks, remains uneven. That combination of top‑line growth plus expanding or at least stable margins is exactly what investors want to see heading into a potentially more volatile macro environment.
Despite Deckers’ strong beat‑and‑raise quarter, analysts are likely to remain more cautious than the fundamentals alone would suggest. There are a few reasons for that. The sustainability of growth at HOKA’s current scale, a more normalized UGG trajectory after years of outsized demand, and the fact that the valuation already embeds significant past execution.
Plus, while the company’s forward guidance is higher, it’s not explosive. EPS growth in the high single digits off a record base is solid, but not the kind of acceleration that forces a rerating on its own. At the same time, management is clear that it will continue to invest in marketing, distribution, and product innovation, which means that some operating leverage is deliberately being reinvested rather than maximized in the near term.
In short, analysts don’t dislike Deckers; they simply see a high‑quality compounder facing law‑of‑large‑numbers realities and macro uncertainty, limiting multiple expansion absent a clear, new upside narrative. That’s the context in which tariff policy, and specifically developments tied to the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), have become such a focal talking point.
On the conference call, Deckers management quantified the tariff impact at roughly $110 million for FY2026. The company also said that Q3 represented the largest quarterly tariff hit on a rate basis, with the full 20% burden expected in Q4.
Despite this, gross margin was 59.8%, just below the forecast of 60.3%. That was driven by strong pricing power and a favorable mix, suggesting that the brands have been able to pass on a meaningful portion of higher costs without materially denting demand.
So what happens if the U.S. Supreme Court strikes down or rolls back the IEEPA-related tariffs? The most direct impact would be margin relief and potentially faster EPS growth than the current 7–8% guidance implies. That could support estimate revisions and might give the Street more confidence that mid‑teens EPS growth is achievable again without relying solely on volume gains.
However, this cuts both ways. Management’s comments also imply that Deckers is already absorbing and managing a substantial tariff burden while still beating expectations and raising guidance. That means the bull case doesn’t require a favorable tariff outcome to work. Instead, any IEEPA relief would be incremental upside rather than the core reason to own DECK stock. READ THIS STORY ONLINE

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Chevron Corporation (NYSE: CVX)delivered mixed results in its fourth-quarter earnings report. The integrated oil giant had a slight miss on revenue, but earnings came in above expectations. Several metrics were also lower year-over-year, which coincided with lower oil prices in 2025.
However, the company is looking forward to a strong year in 2026. Two reasons for the company’s optimism include a full year of production with the assets it acquired in its merger with Hess. It’s also primed to take a lead role in Venezuela. Chevron announced plans to ramp up production in the country by 50% in the next 18 to 24 months.
Investors may not have gotten everything they wanted from Chevron’s earnings report, but the results show why Chevron continues to be a solid buy in the energy sector. In addition to a solid dividend, Chevron’s results are likely to keep CVX stock rallying to a new all-time high, a target that is likely to be in place by the end of the year.
Chevron achieved record production in 2025, posting a 12% increase that placed the company at the top end of its guidance range. This performance was driven by major execution milestones across several key projects, including:
Net oil and gas production benefited significantly from the 261 thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day (MBOED) contributed by newly acquired Hess assets, primarily from operations in Guyana and the Bakken formation.
The company’s operational momentum extends beyond traditional upstream activities. In the Eastern Mediterranean, Chevron completed its Tamar optimization project with first gas and reached a final investment decision on the Leviathan expansion, with additional capacity expected online in the first quarter of 2026. The Aphrodite gas development has also entered the front-end engineering design phase, positioning the company for sustained growth in this strategic region.
Looking ahead to 2026, Chevron projects production growth of 7% to 10% at $60 per barrel Brent pricing. As noted above, this outlook incorporates a full year of contributions from Hess assets in Guyana and the Bakken, offshore growth from GOA and the Eastern Mediterranean, and recognizes that the company’s U.S. shale and tight portfolio has reached a production plateau. Management expects TCO to contribute an additional 30 MBOED while cautioning that base production and other factors could reduce output by approximately 50 MBOED.
Chevron announced an increase to its dividend to $1.78 from $1.71, a 4% increase from the prior year. It’s also below the annualized five-year dividend growth of 6.49%. However, it makes it 39 consecutive years of dividend increases for this Dividend Aristocrat.
The dividend is well supported by the company’s adjusted free cash flow(FCF), which was up 35% in 2025 despite the price of oil being down by 15%.
Chevron’s financial performance in 2025 underscores its resilience in a challenging price environment. The company generated $33.9 billion in cash flow from operations, with $34.9 billion excluding working capital changes.
Full-year earnings reached $12.3 billion, or $6.63 per diluted share, while adjusted earnings came in at $13.5 billion, or $7.29 per share. These results demonstrate the company’s ability to maintain profitability even as Brent crude averaged $69 per barrel, down from $81 per barrel in 2024.
The company returned a record $27 billion to shareholders in 2025, including $2.2 billion in Hess common stock purchased in the first quarter. This comprised $12.8 billion in dividends and $12.1 billion in share repurchases, reflecting management’s commitment to its through-the-cycle shareholder return strategy.
Capital discipline remains a cornerstone of Chevron’s strategy. The company achieved $1.5 billion in structural cost savings during 2025, with efficiency gains accounting for more than 60% of the total reduction. Management remains on track to deliver $3 to $4 billion in run-rate cost reductions by the end of 2026, positioning the company to maintain its dividend breakeven price below $50 per barrel for Brent crude through 2030.
CVX stock is up more than 12% in 2026, heading into earnings. That’s pushed the stock past its rising 50-day simple moving average (SMA) and close to a new 52-week high. This breakout confirms a bullish change from last year’s choppy consolidation pattern and makes the prior ceiling around $155 as a level of fresh support.
More encouraging is that the move higher is being supported by expanding volume, as seen in the MACD line, which is now firmly in positive territory. This signals that momentum is strengthening to the upside and not just a temporary spike.


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Altria Group, Inc. (NYSE: MO) stock is off to a strong start in 2026, up more than 7.3%. However, MO stock was down nearly 3% in midday trading on Jan. 29, as the company’s earningswere flat year-over-year (YOY).
The setup heading into earnings was whether the company could shift investor sentiment about MO stock from a defensive income play to a revival story that could entice growth investors.
At roughly 11x forward earnings and backed by one of the most dependable dividends in the market, Altria looks undervalued relative to its stability and cash generation. If EPS growth trends hold above 3% annually, investors could see a total return exceeding 10–12% through a combination of price recovery and the company’s robust dividend.
With yields on bonds and money markets expected to taper alongside easing inflation, equity income names like Altria should see renewed inflows. The stock’s technical reversal, improving growth narrative, and disciplined capital policy suggest investors might finally get what they’ve been waiting for: capital appreciation alongside a market-crushing yield.
For long-term investors, that means Altria’s story is evolving. Once prized only for its dividend, the stock is regaining foundational strength backed by steady innovation and fresh bullish momentum. For patient shareholders, this Dividend King may once again prove that income and growth don’t have to be mutually exclusive.
In Altria’s Q4 2025 earnings report, management successfully navigated a challenging year marked by persistent inflation and evolving tobacco regulations. The company reaffirmed its full-year adjusted EPS growth guidance in the 2–4% range. That would be steady progress for a mature consumer staples name. That consistency cements Altria’s reputation for reliability in volatile markets, particularly as investors refocus on income-generating equities in a lower-rate environment.
Revenue stability was once again anchored by smokeable products, which continue to be the profit engine as cigarette volumes decline. Price increases, disciplined cost control, and share buybacks compensate for volume pressures.
Altria’s pricing power remains unmatched. Net revenue in the quarter of roughly $5 billion demonstrated resilience and supported gross margins near 70%. Meanwhile, operating income growth and a capital-efficient structure allowed the company to generate strong cash flows to fund dividends and debt reduction.
Altria’s dividend growth and capital return policies headline the investment story.
Management raised the annual dividend for the 59th consecutive year in 2025, marking nearly six decades of uninterrupted growth.
The current yield, which is at 6.98% as of this writing, remains among the most generous of any Dividend King and among consumer staples stocks.
The dividend is well supported by cash flow. Altria generated over $8 billion in operating cash flow during 2025 and maintained a payout ratio around 75% of adjusted EPS, keeping ample room for reinvestment and share repurchases.
The company bought back approximately $1 billion in stock in 2025 and increased its repurchase authorization for 2026.
Beyond the attractive dividend yield, Altria’s growth strategy is turning investor heads. Its smokeless and next-generation product portfolio, led by on! nicotine pouches continues capturing market share, supported by double-digit volume growth. Management expects on! to become a material earnings contributor within a few years, offsetting cigarette declines.
Altria’s U.S.-focused approach, coupled with regulatory engagement and partnerships in alternative nicotine delivery, is setting up for sustainable innovation-led growth. In its presentation, the company noted progress in integrating its NJOY acquisition and advancing product submissions to the FDA, reinforcing long-term market positioning in reduced-risk nicotine alternatives.
As mentioned in the introduction, MO stock shows growing bullish momentum. After a steep correction through late 2025 that bottomed near $56 (confirming a deep support level hit in April and May 2025), shares have rebounded sharply higher.
The 50-day simple moving average (SMA), now at $58.97, has turned upward, signaling a short-term trend reversal. The stock’s recent breakout above that line suggests improving sentiment and a potential continuation toward the $64–66 resistance zone seen last fall. That range is slightly above the consensus price target of $63.
Momentum indicators reinforce the uptrend. The MACD has crossed firmly above its signal line, with positive histogram bars increasing. Volume has also picked up during recent upswings, hinting that institutional accumulationmay be underway.
Short-term traders might eye pullbacks toward $59 as buy-the-dip opportunities, while long-term investors could view the current level as an attractive entry point before dividend reinvestment season in February.



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SoundHound AI Inc. (NASDAQ: SOUN) got off to a strong start in 2026. The company unveiled new features for its Amelia agentic AI platform at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. The update expands SoundHound’s conversational AI into agentic capabilities that can order food, make reservations, pay for parking, and book travel.
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From April through October 2025, SOUN was among the best-performing tech stocks. Since then, the shares have trended down, posting lower highs and lower lows. Even with the CES announcements, SOUN is down more than 8% in the first month of 2026 — a pullback that reflects, in part, a broader rotation away from technology stocks. If the market is mispricing the company, however, that pullback could represent an opportunity.
Generative AI — chatbots and automated content generation — dominated headlines in 2024, but the technology is evolving. The next wave is agentic AI, where systems act autonomously to execute tasks with little or no human supervision. It’s less about conversation and more about turning intent into action across multiple systems.
SoundHound’s acquisition of Amelia, announced in November 2024 and completed in early 2025, meaningfully broadened its scope. Amelia brings enterprise-grade AI agents built for customer service, IT support, and internal business workflows.
Those agents can reason through complex requests, access structured enterprise data, and execute tasks across backend systems. In short, Amelia moves SoundHound beyond voice-first interactions into full-stack agentic AI for enterprises.
That positions SoundHound not just as a voice-AI provider, but as an action layer for agentic AI — a critical role as companies transition AI from experiments into production.
Agentic AI favors platforms that can operate reliably in real-time environments like cars, restaurants, call centers, and enterprise systems. SoundHound already operates at scale in these contexts and is generating revenue today rather than promising it tomorrow.
Valuation remains a legitimate concern, but the Amelia acquisition expands SoundHound’s total addressable market and aligns the company with where AI spending appears to be headed. If agentic AI adoption accelerates, the recent pullback may prove to be temporary rather than a sign of a broken story.
SoundHound won’t report earnings until late February, so investors will have to wait for hard data on how the new features are being received.
Analyst sentiment is mixed. The consensus price target for SOUN is $16.07, implying about a 61% gain from the stock’s Jan. 27 close. Yet MarketBeat’s analyst listings show two analysts assigning a Sell rating in January.
Technically, SOUN’s daily chart is skewed to the downside. The shares trade below both the 50-day and 200-day moving averages, and the 50-day has fallen below the 200-day — a classic “death cross” that signals medium-term momentum has rolled over. The stock has retreated sharply from its 52-week high near $22 and continues to register lower highs and lower lows. Volume spikes on selloffs have not been followed by durable accumulation days, suggesting buyers remain tentative.

Oversold oscillators suggest a short-term bounce is possible, but without a higher low and a decisive move back above the 50-day average, any rally would be counter-trend rather than a confirmed reversal.
Less than 20% of SOUN is owned by institutions, and short interest exceeds 29%. That combination fuels volatility, so investors should be prepared for large swings and have a high risk tolerance and a long enough time horizon before getting involved with SOUN stock.
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Shares of Netflix Inc (NASDAQ: NFLX) may finally be showing signs that the worst is over. Falling as much as 40% from last summer’s all-time high, Netflix was one of the worst-performing mega-cap stocks in 2025. Sentiment was washed out, growth prospects were worsening, and as a result, the company went into its Jan. 20 earnings report with very low expectations.
This may have been a good thing, because Netflix shares put in a clear low immediately following its Q4 earnings report and have seemed to hold support since.
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The Q4 earnings report wasn’t a blowout, but it didn’t need to be. The company topped analyst expectations on both revenue and earnings, enough to challenge the prevailing bearish narrative and prompt the bears to question their argument.
With revenue up more than 17% year-over-year, free cash flow coming in strong, and a global audience approaching a billion users, the bearish position is starting to look indefensible.
After months of selling, the market was positioned for further disappointment. Instead, Netflix delivered solid, resilient results that are consistent with a business that is still growing, albeit not at the breakneck pace investors were once accustomed to.
Just as importantly, the earnings report removed a major source of uncertainty. For weeks, investors had been sitting on their hands waiting to see whether Netflix would stumble again. With that hurdle cleared, the stock has been given room to breathe.
From a technical perspective, the post-earnings price action is encouraging. Having gapped down at the open the morning after the release, Netflix shares immediately bounced. While it remains to be seen if the stock will break its multi-month downtrend, that kind of behavior is a good start.
This is especially relevant given the broader market backdrop. Equity markets have shifted back into risk-on mode lately, with the S&P 500 already notching fresh record highs. In that environment, deeply discounted mega-cap names with improving fundamentals and bullish price action tend to attract attention.
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With this kind of setup emerging, it’s no real surprise that the analysts are lining up to call Netflix a buy. In the week since earnings, the likes of Loop Capital, UBS Group, and Robert W. Baird have all reiterated Buy or equivalent ratings. Baird’s $120 price target is particularly noteworthy as it implies there’s upside potential of more than 40% from current levels.
Wedbush has also taken a bullish stance on the stock’s prospects, pointing to the company’s advertising business as a key driver of future upside. The firm expects Netflix’s ad revenue to at least double heading into the rest of 2026, with scope for further growth beyond that as pricing power and engagement improve. When multiple firms converge around a recovery thesis like this after a prolonged selloff, it signals that sentiment is turning.
Still, Netflix is not risk-free. The bears will rightly point out that significant uncertainty remains about the ongoing bidding war for Warner Bros.
However, there is also a growing sense that once that deal closes, regardless of the outcome, a major overhang will be lifted. The market dislikes uncertainty almost as much as bad news, and Netflix has been trading under that cloud for months.
The key for now is price action. Look for Netflix shares to continue holding above last week’s low. If they can do that in the first few weeks of February, the groundwork for a sustained recovery will be in place.
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