One of the most consistent ways to maintain a profitable portfolio is by investing in dividend stocks. A research study by RBC Global Asset Management found that dividend-paying stocks returned 11.7% annually between 1986 and 2016. This is higher than the S&P 500 index’s annual average gain of around 10% to 11%. Over a longer…
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New Buy Signals for SNBR, TVTY, and WKHS
Despite short-term volatility, many stocks are still making a strong run to all-time highs. For example, this year alone, Costco Wholesale Corp. (COST) is up 21%, Innovative Industrial Properties (IIPR) is up 64%, and Pinterest, Inc. (PINS) is up a whopping 119%. It’s easy to look at a chart’s price action and think you’ve missed…
3 Cannabis Stocks That Could Lead The Sector
2021 could be the biggest year yet for the legal cannabis industry. Not only will a more cannabis-friendly administration move into the White House, but voters around the country cast their cannabis support at the ballot box. Voters in five states voted yes to new cannabis regulations. South Dakota, Arizona, Montana, and Mississippi all passed…
High-Yield Dividend Payer is the Perfect Defense for Your Portfolio
The markets are rallying after the election results came in, but there’s another significant transition taking place that should get investors’ attention. Right now, the market is seeing a shift away from technology stocks and others that thrived during the coronavirus pandemic and into sectors that reflect economic expansion instead. Regardless of what the economy…
Why Valero Could Be One of the Best Contrarian Value Buys
Any experienced investor will tell you that the markets are always in flux. It’s like a dynamic organism with regular patterns of ups, downs, and sideways movements. In an election year, markets generally see more volatility than usual as Wall Street bets on whether Republicans or Democrats take office. But seasoned investors know that short…
Defense, Dividends, and Possible Breakout Ahead
One of the best ways to keep your portfolio healthy in times of market and economic uncertainty is to invest in a defensive stock. Utilities, healthcare, and consumer staples sectors are often considered defensive industries because they sell products or services that stay in constant demand regardless of the economy. For example, no one decides…
These Stocks are FALLing
With the election drawing closer, trader anxiety and volatility is running high. Superstar stocks have lost their shine over the last month and a half. For example, DexCom, Inc. (DXCM) jumped more than 100% in 2020 before hitting a YTD high of $455 on August 5, 2020. The stock has since dropped more than 11%.…
Defensive Play in a Defense Stock
This year has been one of the most tumultuous years in recent history thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, political tensions, and civil unrest. While most market forecasters are focused more on what might happen over the next several months, it might be a good time to look at a sustainable long-term investment play. For one…
Streaming Wars Likely To Heat Up
Cineworld (CNNWF) is closing its US and UK theaters for the foreseeable future. Could this closure turn up the heat for the already competitive streaming industry? Companies like Disney (DIS) for example, have attempted to bypass the traditional theatrical release and pandemic restrictions. In September, the company released its live-action remake Mulan. Subscribers could access…
Undervalued Mining Company May Be Safe Haven for Investors
The markets have been unsteady, with geopolitical tensions mixing in with renewed coronavirus fears. The return of volatility, coupled with low yields on fixed-income products, limits options for investors seeking safe haven. But there’s one segment of the market that’s known for protecting wealth – particularly during times of low-interest rates and rising inflation. One…