Investing Ideas
The latest on stocks, bonds and funds, plus strategies to help manage your portfolio.
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Housing for rich seniors attracts investors
- By Peter Grant,
- The Wall Street Journal
- - 12/31/2019
With an increasing number of wealthy seniors leaving the suburbs and moving to cities, developers have rushed to develop urban facilities that cater to them.
Infographic
6 transportation growth stocks
- By Louis Navellier,
- InvestorPlace
- - 12/27/2019
With the trade war less worrisome, there's room for growth, and these six transportation stocks with strong fundamental drivers are poised to benefit.
News Article
7 small-cap funds for a long-term portfolio
- By Debbie Carlson,
- U.S. News & World Report
- - 12/19/2019
Interest rates are expected to stay low and the economy is expected to remain strong. That could bode well for these seven funds that focus on small-cap shares.
News Article
What investors should expect this decade
- By James Royal,
- Bankrate.com
- - 12/20/2019
The stock market has had a fabulous ride over the last decade, more than tripling its price. The 2010s offered some important insights for investors looking to profit in the 2020s.
News Article
15 tech stocks for a variety of portfolios
- By Dana Blankenhorn,
- Kiplinger
- - 12/20/2019
They’ve been the market leaders for the past two decades, and tech stocks’ streak could continue. Consider these 15 names that fulfil a range of investing needs.
Mutual Funds & ETFs
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How to look at the defense sector now
Defense stocks tend to jump at the outset of heightened global tensions, but whether or not they’re worth buying right now deserves some careful thought. -
What to do when your ETF goes under
With more than 2,000 ETFs on the market, it’s no wonder that the industry culls its ranks from time to time. If one of your funds is facing liquidation, here’s how to handle it. -
Investors are taking a fresh look at energy shares as rising global tensions lift the price of oil. Here are five ETFs to carefully consider in this new environment.
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Biotech ETFs that could stand out
Biotech stocks ended last year on a high note, and with the right factors in place, this trio of ETFs that focus on various parts of the sector could carry the gains into 2020.
Stocks
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What to look out for this earnings season
Corporate America kicks off its latest round of quarterly results this week, and investors are hoping for profit growth. Here are the four big areas they’re likely to focus on. -
This could be a good year for dividends
American companies rewarded investors with almost half a trillion dollars in dividend payments last year. One analyst sees a double-digit growth rate for 2020. -
7 simple investing resolutions
If you're looking to start fresh in the new year, these seven resolutions can guide your investing strategy in the right direction needed to make clear choices. -
How to look at the defense sector now
Defense stocks tend to jump at the outset of heightened global tensions, but whether or not they’re worth buying right now deserves some careful thought.
Bonds
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What to do when your ETF goes under
With more than 2,000 ETFs on the market, it’s no wonder that the industry culls its ranks from time to time. If one of your funds is facing liquidation, here’s how to handle it. -
With global tensions rising, Christian Nolting of Deutsche Bank Wealth Management says investors can buffer their portfolios with the right fixed-income investments.
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Consider these high-yield stocks
Steady sources of income can add security to your portfolio. These 10 S&P 500 stocks come with yields of 6% or more with dividends that may be expected to stay strong. -
High-yield ETFs for value seekers
Income shares are hot right now, which makes them expensive. If you’re looking for yield at a more reasonable price, you may want to consider these seven ETFs.
Investing Strategies
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Appeal of indexed universal life worries insurance regulators
Indexed universal life is one of the insurance industry's hottest products, but regulators worry insurers are underplaying the dangers of a product tied to the performance of the U.S. stock market. -
7 simple investing resolutions
If you're looking to start fresh in the new year, these seven resolutions can guide your investing strategy in the right direction needed to make clear choices. -
U.S. markets may still be the best choice
Diversification is essential to any portfolio, but as U.S. stocks continue to outpace global markets, you may want to let a little ‘home bias’ influence your investing strategy. -
With global tensions rising, Christian Nolting of Deutsche Bank Wealth Management says investors can buffer their portfolios with the right fixed-income investments.
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