The Latest Breaking News from Celsius Holdings

Healthy energy drink maker Celsius Holdings beat forecasts for Q3 results Tuesday. CELH stock retreated after jumping in early trade.

The stock market weakened in afternoon trading. Toast stock gained over 14% after reporting higher Q2 sales and raising revenue guidance.

Celsius Holdings shows improving price performance, earning an upgrade to its IBD Relative Strength Rating from 76 to 83.

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Energy drinks are one of the fastest growing beverage segments. CELH stock is riding triple-digit earnings and revenue growth.

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IBD Stock Of The Day Celsius Holdings tripled recently amid booming earnings and a PepsiCo distribution deal. CELH stock is pulling back bullishly.

Mid-cap energy drink maker Celsius Holdings (NASDAQ: CELH) has been trading in a sideways pattern without gaining any lift since its earnings report on August 9. 

As beverage companies compete to grow their non-carbonated drinks divisions, energy drink companies have often been subject to buyout rumors. A terminated distribution agreement between an energy drink company and a leading beverage company is leading to more merger and acquisition speculation in the industry.