After yet another choppy week for U.S. equity markets that brought new record highs for the DJIA and the S&P 500, investors can look forward to key economic reports on inflation, retail sales for April, and to the tail end of earnings season. Nearly 800 companies will...
For the past ten years, hot growth stocks have been the better bet, providing average returns during the period of 15.35%, as compared to 7.61% for value investing portfolios. But now there are a multitude of experts proclaiming that value stocks will be en vogue in 2021...
This week will bring the tail end of earnings season with retailers including Walmart (WMT), Home Depot (HD) and Lowe's (LOW) reporting results. Inflationary pressures are prompting some companies to raise their prices, we may find out this week if these big-box retailers will follow suit.
The way capital markets operate has changed and continues to change, and it’s further altering how we trade and invest.
Amidst all those changes, the one constant thing is what subscribers ask me: What are this year’s best stocks going to be?
Sometimes the stocks that hold the biggest opportunities aren’t the ones that are plastered all over the news. Sure, big-name stocks like Microsoft Corp. (NasdaqGS:MSFT) or The Walt Disney Co. (NYSE:DIS) are good buys, but how much higher can they really go? They’ve kind of plateaued.
That’s why...