Investors have a lot to consider as 2020 gets closer. 24/7 Wall St. has identified seven of the 30 Dow stocks to which value investors and others may flock.
One theme that investors love in good times and in bad is dividend investing. One strategy that has been around for years is known as the Dogs of the Dow.
Short sellers increased their positions on three of six energy stocks we track while crude oil prices are up by about $2 a barrel over the past month.
As of the most recently reported period, short sellers favored Apple, Microsoft and Intel above all other Dow stocks.
These are five of the high-profile picks made heading into year-end that we would consider to be Merrill Lynch's newer top pick candidates for 2020.
Short interest in oil & gas stocks was mixed in the two-week reporting period that ended November 15. Short sellers have homed in on one particularly likely prospect, however.
If things do not change drastically, the Exxon of the next decade almost certainly will look and act like a very different company than its investors have previously thought of it.
Despite the never-ending election cycle, there actually is a clear path for the Dow to hit 30,000 as soon as early 2020, if only a few things come to fruition. There does…
Short interest in oil and gas stocks increased during the two-week reporting period to October 31.
As of the most recently reported settlement date, short sellers still favored Microsoft, Intel and Pfizer above all other Dow stocks.
Exxon Mobil is extending a joint-development agreement with FuelCell Energy to work on a solution for industrial carbon emissions. That's a good thing, but it also raises other issues about how people…
Merrill Lynch is very positive on three mega-cap energy stocks that offer not only a degree of stability but outstanding dividends. All are rated Buy and make sense for more conservative accounts…
With markets at all-time highs, it's important to consider the winners and losers. In this case, many stocks in the Dow are still holding the index back from even stronger gains.
Exxon Mobil reported a third-quarter beat on both profits and revenues. Analysts weren't expecting much and Exxon delivered just barely enough.
Paul Ausick The two U.S. supermajor integrated oil and gas companies, Exxon Mobil and Chevron, are scheduled to report third-quarter results before markets open. Here's what to expect.
