Ford’s 5.5% Yield Comes With One Big Warning
Ford shareholders are collecting a 5.51% yield right now, but there is a reason income investors with long memories are watching this payout far more closely than the headline number suggests.
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Cramer Says the Snack Business Is Bad. Mondelez and Smucker Did Not Get the Message.
Jim Cramer called Campbell's snack quarter a nightmare and warned the whole category is broken, but two other packaged food giants reported something very different this week and raised their dividends to prove it.
Vertiv vs Schneider Electric. Only One AI Cooling Stock Deserves Your Money
Vertiv and Schneider Electric both posted blockbuster AI-driven growth, but their earnings tell two very different stories about where the real money gets made in the data center cooling race.
Alphabet at $340: The Not-So-Secret Reason Everyone Should Buy at This Price
Alphabet just came off its longest monthly losing streak in over a decade, and a massive capital spending bet has free cash flow running negative. So why are analysts lining up to call this…
The Nasdaq’s Biggest Winner Was a Bitcoin Stock That Is Still Down 56% in a Year
Strategy surged 18% to lead the Nasdaq on Thursday, yet its shareholders are sitting on a loss that dwarfs bitcoin's own slide over the past year. The same leverage that fueled one electric session…
Chevron’s Dividend Looks Great at $104 Oil—What Happens When Oil Falls?
Chevron has raised its dividend 39 straight years, but the real test was never a bull market in crude. Find out what the 2020 stress test and two new revenue streams reveal about whether…
The Baby Boomers Are Turning 80—3 REITs Built to Cash In
The leading edge of 70 million baby boomers just started turning 80, and new senior housing construction sits at record lows. Three REITs are positioned to capture that collision, each through a structure that…
Here Are Friday’s Top Wall Street Analyst Research Calls: Ambarella, Cal-Maine Foods, Lennar, Ormat Technologies, Paychex, PulteGroup, Shell plc, TotalEnergies, W.P. Carey, and More
Wall Street wrapped a turbulent week with a wave of upgrades and downgrades hitting energy giants, homebuilders, and tech names just ahead of the Labor Day weekend. Find out which stocks analysts are rushing…
Here Are 5 ETFs That Retirees Use to Skip Stock Picking Entirely
Owning two or three dividend ETFs feels like extra protection, but it can quietly leave retirees paying multiple expense ratios for a nearly identical stack of stocks. Here is how the five most popular…
Phillips 66, Target, and Wells Fargo Just Paid Shareholders. Here’s What They Got.
On September 1, shareholders of three companies spanning oil refining, retail, and banking all received dividend checks on the same day, but two of those checks arrived at a rate investors had never seen…
If You Recognize What This Number Means Then You Are Likely An NVIDIA Bull
One number buried in NVIDIA's latest earnings report tells you everything about whether this company has real pricing power or just a lucky streak, and most investors scroll right past it.
Altria Just Raised Its 6.4% Dividend—Can It Keep Paying?
Altria just handed shareholders a bigger check for the 60th time in 56 years, but negative operating cash flow last quarter and a vape unit bleeding billions in impairments raise a real question about…
SpaceX Stock Is Still Below Its First Closing Price. One Analyst Sees 450% Upside From Here
SpaceX debuted as one of the most anticipated IPOs in history, yet the stock still sits below its first closing price while one analyst has staked out a target that towers above every other…
Is Xcel Energy a Dividend Stock Retirees Can Actually Count On?
Xcel Energy hands retirees a quarterly check that has grown every single year, but wildfire lawsuits, a $60 billion spending plan, and a 10-Year Treasury above 4% raise fair questions about whether that streak…
‘Some of These Lasers Were the Size of Buildings’: Now They Need 12 Minerals China Cut Off
China just restricted 12 minerals that defense contractors need to build the next generation of laser weapons, and Raytheon's $289 billion backlog may be sitting on a supply chain fault line nobody wants to…