S&P 500 Near 5,000, Now What?
If ever the saying that the market can go remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent applied, now would be that time, especially for the bears.
With the S&P 500 within touching distance of 4,900 by the close of last week, it’s now within spitting distance of 5,000, a figure that seemed so far out of reach just a year or so ago when it was close to 3,500, » Read more about: S&P 500 Near 5,000, Now What? »
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Could This ETF 2x Your Money?
Exchange-traded funds (ETF) track all sorts of sectors, from oil to utilities, and technology to healthcare. They are designed to be bought and sold during the trading day, which gives you the ability to liquidate capital when you wish. Investors can also use tools like market and limit orders, stop losses and more to micromanage capital.
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Don’t Scoff At This Fluffy Dividend
When searching for the next great dividend stock to invest in, International Paper isn’t at the top of most investors’ lists, but maybe it should be.
While it might not be a household name with a hot new product on the market or some groundbreaking developer of an innovative medical treatment, International Paper offers a dividend that is not to be scoffed at — the company’s numbers speak for themselves in this instance.
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The Most Undervalued Health Stock Right Now
In response to the COVID pandemic, health care companies are high on investors’ radars. After a breakout from a three-year consolidation pattern, Cardinal Health stock is worth paying attention to, especially since the company is a quality, well-established business. Moreover, Cardinal Health (NYSE:CAH) is arguably among the most undervalued health stocks today. But first,
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Why Buffett Went All In On 1 Stock
Apple’s latest product, Vision Pro, has been released for pre-sale this past week and the hopes among shareholders are that it will launch a new massive revenue stream. Where Zuckerberg failed to win over the public’s attention with Oculus, Apple plans to leverage its customer loyalty for quality devices to break down a new barrier.
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Market Commentary: Are Only Fools Buying Netflix?
Netflix reported earnings recently and the share price plunged $40 on the day, down almost 8.5%. To anybody who could read the tea leaves, the reaction came as no surprise. But how do you read the tea leaves? Or in other words, what was the giveaway in the financials that led to investors realizing the risk to reward ratio was poor,
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Is it Finally Time to Buy UBER?
Is it time to buy UBER stock? Uber Technologies (NYSE:UBER) seems to be on a roll. Despite the disruption the emergence of the COVID-19 caused in the transportation marketplace, UBER seems to be snapping back. During the company’s most recent quarterly earnings call, CEO Dara Khosrowshah stated that the company had achieved total adjusted EBITDA profitability for the second quarter in a row –
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Money blog: Major boost for mortgage holders as more interest rate cuts forecast in 2025
Today, new “pounds and pence” price rise rules become mandatory for broadband, paid TV and mobile providers.
Mid-contract price rises have been long bemoaned by customers, with providers previously increasing rates in April based on inflation (and a bit more – around 4% – on top).
That’s led to uncertainty about how much contracts could rise,