Fluor Corporation (NYSE: FLR) has seen a turbulent year, with shares fluctuating from $30 to $55 and back down to $40. Analysts are divided on whether to invest in this engineering and construction giant, given its cyclical nature. Despite a strong performance since 2020, Fluor shares have underperformed the market since 2000, showing the company’s volatility. Long-term investors should consider the company’s history of boom and bust cycles before deciding to invest. The Motley Fool Stock Advisor team has identified 10 other stocks for potential high returns, with Fluor not making the cut.

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