Investing is Less Like the Lottery When You Find Out What Stocks Pay Dividends
One of the most common questions investors ask when seeking a sure thing in investing, is "what stocks pay dividends? Investing in stocks can be like buying a lottery ticket. can...
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With COVID-19, plunging oil prices, credit/health worries and central bank printing, it’s a time of maximum uncertainty—and such uncertainty plays right into the hands of gold, which has popped back toward multi-year highs.
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More than 80% of the S&P pays a dividend these days. Here are the 10 highest-paying dividend stocks in the S&P 500.
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Analysts are forecasting 13.6% growth for this meat producer this year.
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The market is strong, our portfolio is full, and the prospects for the months ahead look good. Thus I continue to recommend that you be heavily invested in stocks that help you meet your investing goals.
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Stock Recommendation Tracker
The Stock Recommendation Tracker is a table that features all of the current recommendations in all of our portfolios. It’s a quick way for you to see what stocks are currently in our portfolios and will highlight new additions or any to...
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Stock Recommendation Tracker
The Stock Recommendation Tracker is a table that features all of the current recommendations in all of our portfolios. It’s a quick way for you to see what stocks are currently in our portfolios and will highlight new additions or any to...
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From Cabot Top Ten Trader
There are no sure things, especially in this unprecedented environment, but we think it’s a decent bet that last Monday represents a workable low in the indexes, bolstered by short-term positive divergences in the broad market and some encouraging action...
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In the past quarter, 27 hedge funds have this financial stock in their portfolios, up from 24 in the previous quarter.
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This portfolio stock has just pulled Q1 2020 guidance, saying revenue will be roughly 35% to 45% below the low end of its prior revenue guidance ($47 million) due to global disruptions from COVID-19.
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After a month-long crash phase that brought the S&P 500 and Nasdaq down 33% to 35% from their February highs, this week has finally brought a relief rally and a few pieces of encouraging news, with the major indexes rebounding north of 10% and...
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Some Short-Term Signs of Spring
We can’t remember a time when the news flow came as fast and furious as it has in recent weeks, from state-wide shutdowns to big market swings to stimulus packages to Federal Reserve actions. That’s why it’s good to a..
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The past week has seen the market rocket higher on hopes for a massive $2 trillion economic stimulus plan that would try to help consumers and businesses get through the tunnel of productivity and financial devastation that this pandemic has created.
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In such an environment it’s easy to assume the worst and miss the flipside of the equation – great companies trading at prices that just a month ago we would have considered incredible. Market volatility and uncertainty are creating great opportunities.
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Uncharted Territory—But We Have A Compass
As of Monday, we’d experienced the market’s quickest 30% drop ever. Just 22 days from top to bottom.
Yesterday, the Dow had its best up day in 87 years—up 11%!
And tomorrow?
Well, as the headline says, we’re in uncharted territory. one...
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For investors who would prefer a one-stop shop for dividend growth investing, dividend ETFs are an efficient way to do it. Here are two that look good.
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The market doesn’t know how long this will last. And that’s why it hasn’t been able to find a bottom. But there has been some very encouraging news in the past week.
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Dividend reinvestment is one of income investors' most powerful weapons, and DRIP plans are the best way to do it. But DRIPs do have their drawbacks.
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The economy has fallen into a recession. The official economic statistics are not at our doorsteps yet – two quarters of falling GDP – but it’s fairly obvious that American business has gone into hibernation for at least a few months.
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China was the first country to be devastated by coronavirus, and although the pandemic there is not completely over (and there are doubts about the accuracy of that country's daily virus count), it’s almost surely on a downhill swing. That's helped the Shanghai to...
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