Only companies that can continue to raise their dividends through even the worst recessions make it to become Kings.
The market started the summer as a 'voting machine' with FOMO and animal spirits vividly on display -- it has ended the summer as more of a 'weighing machine.' The secret to making money in extreme times of high valuations lies in contrarianism, not conformity.
A great stock needs a catalyst to trigger positive price action.
Let's highlight several interesting names with recent insider buying.
These names held in Berkshire Hathaway's portfolio have yields way above the S&P 500 Index average.
The charts of the telecom giant point to a stock that continues to struggle.
The company's second-quarter results blow away Wall Street expectations as it clearly is the lead dog in the generative artificial intelligence pack.
The sporting goods retailer disappoints with its bottom-line results, but it isn't a train wreck and the drop in its stock should present an opportunity to buy.
Common sense says that getting something much more valuable, for less than it was prior to growth, must be a good thing.
With valuations down and yields up, office REITs still have appeal for income seekers.