Airline Stocks Plummet Now, What’s The Best Play?
It’s a strange phenomenon that at this time of year the airline industry, which you might think sees an uptick in travel spending, actually sees share prices nosedive.
More specifically, the share prices of airlines goes down even as those companies tend to make more money in the coming months as travel demand spikes.
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Read MoreCould 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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Read MoreDon’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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Read MoreThe 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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Read MoreIs a 34.6% Annual Return a Slam Dunk?
The old fox Warren Buffett might still have the midas touch after all. One of his favorite stocks in recent years has been Occidental Petroleum, and it’s been on a tear recently.
A quick look at the chart reveals that the stock has broken out to the upside, above an old yet key resistance level.
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Best AI Stock That’s Not Nvidia?
While the buzz around Artificial Intelligence (AI) has recently centered around companies like Nvidia, which boasts a trillion-dollar market cap, investors may be overlooking a potential gem in the tech landscape—NXP Semiconductors (NASDAQ: NXPI).
Despite its more modest market performance, NXP brings a unique approach to AI that could make it an intriguing investment opportunity.
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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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Tesla's board chair made $198 million selling stock as profit fell
In March, after a steep decline in Tesla’s share price, Elon Musk told employees, “Hang on to your stock.”
The chair of Tesla’s board, Robyn Denholm, has not heeded his advice. Denholm has made $198 million in the past six months selling Tesla stock that she earned for serving on the board,
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