For years, AT&T was a blue-chip staple that every portfolio manager held as a prominent part of growth and income portfolios. For years, the old “Ma Bell” delivered, but that era has…
Lee Jackson Before U.S. markets open on Thursday, one airline, one telecom company and one gold and copper miner are scheduled to report quarterly results.
These five top blue chip stocks have struggled this year for a variety of reasons, but their value and total return proposition offer investors who are more conservative some quality ideas for…
Eventually, the Federal Reserve will lower interest rates to get the economy moving again, and investors in higher-yielding stocks could see a big rally. These seven top picks with dependable dividends make…
Wednesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included AT&T, Best Buy, Dollar General, Microsoft, Navitas Semiconductor, Oracle, Plug Power, Salesforce, Verizon Communications and Wendy's.
For a variety of reasons, these five S&P 500 stocks have struggled this year despite offering big and dependable dividends and solid total return potential. That makes them very timely stocks for…
For investors not interested in chasing the runaway AI train, these seven old-school tech stocks have dependable dividends, reasonable entry points, solid growth potential, and will not be left behind when it…
Before U.S. markets open on Wednesday, these three companies will report quarterly earnings.
Tuesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Alphabet, Apple, Aramark, AT&T, Chewy, Etsy, Fisker, Frontier Communications Parent, Leslie’s, Meta Platforms, Netflix, Nvidia, PACCAR, Progressive, Tesla, Twilio and Wells Fargo.
Monday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Amazon.com, AT&T, Broadcom, Corning, DraftKings, Eli Lilly, Fortinet, General Mills, Leslie’s, Microsoft, Nvidia, Plug Power, Progressive, PulteGroup and Welltower.
Wednesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Advanced Micro Devices, Apple, AT&T, Cenovus Energy, Dollar General, Dynatrace, FedEx, Molson Coors Beverage, NiSource, Uber Technologies and Vale.
Given the current stagflation scenario, these eight defensive stock picks make sense now. With even moderate appreciation in their share prices, investors could be looking at double-digit total return potential.
Friday's premarket trading session picked up about where Thursday's trading left off.
Before U.S. markets open on Thursday, a Dow company, a high-dividend networking stock and the world's largest maker of computer chips are set to report earnings.
These eight top stocks, while not the most exciting, are likely to withstand a vicious market crash. While they also would trade down if markets plummet, they may hold their ground better…
