3 Drone Defense Stocks to Buy in July
The Pentagon just earmarked tens of billions for drone dominance, yet the purest military UAV plays have cratered in July, creating the kind of entry window that tends to close fast once appropriations lock…
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A Fat 13% Yield From the Russell 2000? Meet the Covered-Call Fund Betting Against Big Tech
A covered-call ETF built on small caps instead of Big Tech is dangling a 13% yield, but the tradeoffs hiding behind that number could make or break your portfolio depending on how you hold…
3 Stocks Under $50 Worth Buying in July
Three stocks under $50 are posting double-digit revenue growth while Wall Street's biggest names trade at prices that shut out smaller investors. One is a digital bank, one a global finance compounder, and one…
Bloom Energy’s AI Data Center Growth Story Is Starting to Crack
Bloom Energy soared on the AI data center boom, but a high-profile project rejection in New Mexico and a spreading wave of community opposition are raising questions about whether the company's biggest growth opportunities…
3 Dividend Stocks That Have Survived Every Market Crash in July
July has a long history of punishing investors who mistake a good run for a durable business. Three Dividend Kings have kept raising their payouts through every major crash since 1987, and all three…
Apple Avoided the AI CapEx Spending Trap — Now the Bill May Be Coming Due
Apple's frugal AI strategy saved billions while rivals committed to a spending arms race, but new reports reveal a quiet technical crisis that may force the company into an entirely different kind of expensive…
UGL vs. GLL: The Leveraged Gold Trade for Every Market Direction
Gold's two most aggressive leveraged ETFs both promise amplified returns, but one has quietly destroyed 90% of investor capital over a decade while the other just posted a 20% gain. Knowing which macro signals…
The $350-a-Year Tax Trap Inside this Semiconductor ETF Everyone Knows
SMH has turned semiconductor investing into a mainstream trade, but most holders have never done the math on what they quietly surrender each year just for the privilege of owning it.
If Volatility Stays Low, Here’s What Happens to DIVO’s Monthly Income
DIVO's covered-call strategy looks solid on paper, but two macro forces are quietly working against its monthly payouts in ways most income investors overlook. Here is what the options chain and the Treasury market…
SPY’s 0.0945% Fee Could Cost You Thousands Over Two Decades Against Its Own Sister Fund
State Street sells the exact same 500 stocks as SPY under a different ticker at a fraction of the cost, and the structural reason SPY charges more has nothing to do with what it…
Forget the Russell 2000. This Small-Cap ETF May Be the Smarter Buy
The Russell 2000 is up 20% this year, but blindly owning the benchmark means owning hundreds of unprofitable companies with shaky balance sheets. There is a more selective small-cap ETF built to filter out…
You’re Paying Twice for DIVO’s Comfort: 0.56% Fees Plus Hidden Opportunity Costs
DIVO investors write two separate checks for every monthly deposit they receive, and most never see the second one coming. Before your next distribution lands, find out what the fund's fact sheet quietly leaves…
Forget JAAA. Its Bolder Sibling Pays 31% More From the Same Floating-Rate Playbook
JAAA built a $27 billion following by making structured credit boring, but a fund from the same manager running the same floating-rate machinery takes a single structural detour that changes what lands in your…
Jim Cramer Says Semiconductor Stocks Are “Going Down.” Buy These 2 Dividend Stocks Instead
Jim Cramer is flashing warning signs on semiconductor stocks and one high-flying AI name he says still has further to fall, but he sees two dividend stocks built to weather exactly this kind of…
Jim Cramer Says the Market Is “Dead Wrong” About These 5 Oversold Stocks
Jim Cramer named five blue-chip stocks the market punished after strong earnings, and he's betting that millions of investors and billions of dollars got it completely wrong.