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The COVID-19 pandemic is wreaking havoc on many retailers, but one—Amazon—is benefiting, with an unprecedented retail growth story.

Alibaba (BABA) is known as the Amazon (AMZN) of China. But does BABA stock measure up to AMZN stock? Here’s a “Tale of the Tape.”

The market continues to be messy, but we’re going to take a partial swing at a profitable software company playing in a big, growth market – cloud services.

This company is like a smaller version of Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure. But without all the other parts of those much, much larger companies.



We may be a bit early. But we’ll manage that risk by taking a half position in a company that’s likely to grow above 30% for years and is very profitable.


Enjoy!

Given what Amazon has done to industries like department stores and bookstores, could its move into semiconductors spell doom for chip stocks?

Costco (COST), Amazon (AMZN) and Walmart (WMT) are the biggest retailers in the U.S. and their stocks are going wild, but will tariffs next year slow them down?

AMZN stock and GOOG stock are two musts for any portfolio. But which tech behemoth is better positioned for future growth?

Allibaba will go public on on Friday and will likely open at a price possibly as high as 75.

Finding an enduring stock to buy means identifying services that are essential in any economic environment, and this SaaS stock offers authentication services that are critical to software companies of all sizes.

Consider these points to before determining how you feel about network neutrality.

This month we’re jumping into a software company that’s developed an innovative product for the emerging gig economy. But it’s not another Airbnb, Lyft or Uber. No apartments for rent or cars for hire here.
Rather, just like eBay and Etsy have created online marketplaces for buyers and sellers of physical goods, this company has created a marketplace that matches buyers and sellers of digital services—things like graphic design, writing and web development.


As the gig economy explodes this company is poised to enjoy rapid growth. And while no company is inoculated from the coronavirus, this one has some protection since it’s part of the digital, not physical, economy.

from Heartland Adviser Wal-Mart Stores (WMT) has super stores and its spin-off, Sam’s Discount Stores, in almost all countries. New and smaller neighborhood stores have also been very successful. Investors today are now worried that Wal-Mart will be eclipsed by Amazon, which sells many of the same products on its web site. Wal-Mart...

Tech stocks have taken it on the chin of late. But Oracle stock is the rare tech play that combines both growth and value you can trust.

America’s three biggest retailers have thrived in the last five years, but which is best suited to weather the storm of fresh tariffs?

The Chinese economy is stronger than it’s getting credit for, but is it strong enough to make shares of China’s largest Internet and consumer stock Alibaba (BABA) a buy?

S&P Dow Jones Indices announced that Amazon (AMZN) is being added to the Dow Jones Index. Walgreens (WBA), Walmart (WMT), and how we shop are behind it.

Technology stocks are outpacing the broad market, but one small-cap tech stock in particular is outperforming the industry’s big boys.

Amazon.com (AMZN) has completely changed the retail landscape, and it’s creating cheap investments along the way. Here are six that hold particular value.

Moving U.S. Steel (X) to SELL on Sector Weakness