Huron Consulting (HURN) is well positioned to outperform the market, as it exhibits above-average growth in financials.

FCN's aggressive buybacks cut its share count and supported per-share earnings, but rising debt and interest expense sharpen the capital-allocation trade-off.

FTI Consulting's broad revenue growth and below-historical valuation offer support, but margin compression and rising costs favor investor patience.

Four consulting stocks have gained more than 25% in a month, with favorable rankings and improving earnings estimates supporting their outlook.

IT, HURN, CBZ and III have soared over 25% in a month, backed by strong earnings estimate revisions.

Rising cash flows and improving earnings estimates put NESR, Huron Consulting, Forum Energy and OptimumBank on investors' radar.

Rising cash flows and stronger earnings estimates put National Energy Services, Huron Consulting, Forum Energy and OptimumBank in focus.

Here we present four stocks, HURN, EDRY, ENVA and QUAD, with solid net profit margins that can contribute to making a strong portfolio.

CRAI's 20% three-month gain is backed by broader demand, a stronger project pipeline and higher fiscal 2026 revenue guidance, but costs remain a drag.

IT's 39.3% monthly rally is backed by stronger earnings, contract-value stabilization and margin gains, though Consulting weakness and liquidity risks linger.