Recently, financial pundits have tried to apply the same argument to stocks, as the S&P 500’s dividend yield of 1.69% is less than half the current yield on one-year Treasury notes. So why buy dividend-paying stocks? I’ll tell you exactly why.
Read nowNo matter the reasoning, it’s time to prepare yourself for the shock that will come with the “cold plunge” of selling off these stocks. Because just as important as knowing what to buy is knowing what to avoid and get rid of. In Part 1 of my 2023 Investing Preparation series, I’m going to share the first three stocks that shouldn’t be anywhere near your portfolio in 2023.
Read nowYou don’t need to be an expert at chemical formulas to understand what’s happening with this opportunity, though, because we’re going to focus on the most important thing — how to make money.
Read nowAlong with my friend and colleague Senior Analyst Mike Burnick, I’ve been stressing the importance of owning what Mike calls “Pay Me Now” stocks — companies generating revenue in the here and now and passing that income on to their loyal shareholders as dividend payouts.
Read nowYou aren’t sticking your head in the sand and just hoping things will get better. You’re turning to us for analytical tools that remove the emotion from investing. You’re reading our publications to reduce the noise from the news and focus on what’s important, and to put new opportunities and pitfalls on your radar.
Read nowNow, we’re not just sharing this to give you a head start on saving up for your winter bills. Our team will go beyond the news and show you possible investments to take advantage of the premium prices for energy.
Read nowIn my “job” as CEO of TradeSmith – a role that involves a lot of traveling, networking, and speaking at major investing events – one of those “priceless” benefits is the array of investing experts I get to rub shoulders with.
Read nowTo kick things off for the week, we’re going to take a look at a new plan from Netflix Inc. (NFLX) that could add billions of dollars to its bottom line, supply chain woes that are costing Ford Motor Co. (F) $1 billion, and what to make of the recent Palo Alto Networks Inc. (PANW) stock split.
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