Today’s income-seeking investors need to pick dividend stocks that are fundamentally sound and proven to thrive even in a pandemic.
Which companies are the best investments as people get back to taking vacations and easting in restaurants?
With a democratic President, House of Representatives and Senate, here are the industries and stocks that likely will do well—and those to avoid.
2020 was a hot year for companies filing IPOs, but what’s in store for 2021? Are Petco, Robinhood, Bumble and others good opportunities, or should you stay away?
Rising inflation can hurt stocks overall but help some that can pass along increased costs to consumers. Here are some that benefit.
As long as there are doctors, the need for medical real estate will continue, benefiting real estate firms that own the facilities.
Here’s what tends to happen when there is a change in political party in the White House and when Congress is controlled by one party or two.
Although about 270 stocks in the S&P 500 are classified as "growth," having increased revenue an average of 15% or more over the past five years, only 66 are truly worthy of th...
The challenges and opportunities of 2020 will continue to shape fund success in 2021.
Electric vehicle makers have soared on the stock market, but electric system suppliers may be the better long-term investment.
Medium-size companies have features that make them attractive to investors in the current environment.
This alternative to an IPO called a SPAC enables small investors to invest early in an electric-truck maker, a space tourism business and more…and a lot more opportunities are on...
Genetic blood testing is a $6 billion market destined to grow to $50 billion.
Some major companies will never fully recover from the pandemic plunge, making them “toxic stocks” that should be shunned.
