UBS Makes Huge Change to Dividend Ruler Stocks Portfolio
UBS has removed venerable blue chip Boeing from its Dividend Ruler portfolio and replaced it with a leader in the industrial gas business.
UBS has removed venerable blue chip Boeing from its Dividend Ruler portfolio and replaced it with a leader in the industrial gas business.
With everything from analysts lowering estimates to the political cycle to a very hard to follow Federal Reserve, the ingredients are there for a witches brew of volatility.
One good path for income investors is to think energy master limited partnerships, as much of the bad news and lower oil and natural gas pricing has long since been factored in.
Needless to say, investors are rattled, and the selling we saw last week may continue. Any major dip in these three top stocks should be viewed as a golden opportunity for investors with a…
Investors never take kindly to a 2.45% sell-off, like the one seen in the S&P 500, and they may be looking to shift into dividend-paying large caps, which will remain in demand as rates…
The continued market strength was able to lure some insiders to the sell desk, even as the window for selling may start to get shorter as we are just a few weeks away from…
With volume picking up as traders return from the Labor Day holiday, it should be no surprise that insider volume picked up as well.
RBC makes the case that the new products should be positive for Apple, and they should increase demand and unit sell through, which in turn should be a boost to the entire supply chain.
These four incredible tech companies all have high participation rates in the coming virtual, augmented and mixed reality landslide.
While utilities and other bond proxies have been bid to new highs as investors desperate for yield continue to buy them, other companies that provide solid yields have been forgotten about.
A new Jefferies research report makes the case that while the semiconductors' recent run is a little long in the proverbial tooth, revenue growth is expected to accelerate through the last half of 2016.
Stifel analysts think both Alphabet and Facebook have the potential to achieve and potentially exceed consensus revenue forecasts over the next five years.
For growth investors with a longer term time horizon, one well to go to now is large cap technology, especially the companies that also pay solid dividends.
These are four of the best smaller cap stocks doing a majority of their business in the United States that all pay dividends and are buying shares back.
While many projects have been completed over the past eight years, major works projects are in the queue, and the top companies that work in rebuilding public infrastructure may be outstanding growth plays.
All these companies have faced issues. However, investors that bought and held shares over time did very well on a total return basis.
One thing is for sure, the insiders continue to buy stock, and at these lofty levels, that remains a positive for investors.
With the market trading near all-time highs for the past six weeks, and earnings restriction windows reopening, insiders are taking advantage and selling shares.
These five top JPMorgan picks for September should do very well going forward. They are good additions to growth portfolios with a longer term vision.
One good way for investors with a higher risk toleration to make money in the market is to buy stocks with higher dividends that can offer some growth as well.