3 Dividend Stocks That Could Pay You for Life, Even in a Recession
When the market entered a correction in February and March, uncertainty about America’s economic future weighed heavily on investors’ minds with many people are looking for high-yield dividend stocks with the potential to help their portfolios weather tougher times.
Unfortunately, the S&P 500 average is currently offering a yield of just 1.3%, which is fairly low by historical standards. » Read more about: 3 Dividend Stocks That Could Pay You for Life, Even in a Recession »
Read MoreIs Tesla Plunging To $100?
When the champion of the trading world speaks, it behoves us to listen to him. A month or so ago, the 2020 trading champion made his views clear on Tesla: avoid it, was the takeaway.
At the time, he humbly commented that his two cents take was that the stock market had been in a 3-4 month rally but Tesla had gone straight down over that period,
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Read MoreDid This Weird Ratio Signal The Top?
Correlations are not causation but they can be helpful in spotting weird patterns that reveal where the market may be heading next. One such correlation pattern that has surfaced recently is that of the ratio between the DIA and QQQ.
One trader spotted that when the ratio, DIA/QQQ, hits a low, it has often preceded a correction in the QQQs.
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Read More1 Dividend King To Survive a Market Fall
Emerson Electric is a global technology and software provider with a remarkable record of consistently increasing dividends, but is the company generating enough cash to sustain its dividend and growth?
Emerson’s steady results, impressive business model, and conservative payout ratio have allowed it to increase its dividend for 67 years.
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Read MoreTesla Just Flipped the Switch, Is a Massive Reversal Starting?
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) has been battered for weeks but the tide may be turning.
According to one former US Champion trader who’s known for his ability to catch turning points with surgical precision, Tesla just flashed one of the strongest technical setups in the market.
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Tesla has emerged as the strongest name on the screen with a powerful bounce off the lows and short-term moving averages aligning for a potential upside surge.
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Massive Upside In Big Money Pharma Favorite?
Iovance Biotherapeutics (NASDAQ:IOVA) is a fledgling pharmaceutical company that specializes in the use of immune therapies for cancer treatment. Specifically, Iovance is exploring new applications of tumor infiltrating lymphocyte (TIL) therapy, utilizing cells that the human body naturally produces to attack cancerous tumors.
There was lots of hype about this next-generation cancer treatment company but its share price has been decidedly lackluster this year,
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1 Dividend Aristocrat To Be Wary Of
Residential real estate investment trust (REIT) Essex Property Trust, Inc. (NYSE:ESS) operates in West Coast markets, primarily acquiring, developing, and managing multifamily residential properties. It has a portfolio of more than 60,000 apartment units, primarily located in California and Seattle.
Founded in 1971 and going public in 1994,
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Grayscale’s Ethereum ETFs Introduce Staking Facility Amid Mixed Inflows
Grayscale has introduced staking functionality for its Ethereum ETFs, ETHE and ETH, marking a significant step in providing investors with direct exposure to ETH rewards. On the first day of this integration, both ETFs locked a combined total of 32,000 ETH, valued at approximately $150 million. While this demonstrates the operational capability to provide staking returns within an ETF framework,
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