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If you’re a new investor asking how to start investing in stocks, your options can be overwhelming. These basic tips can help simplify it all.

Becoming the beneficiary of an IRA inheritance trust requires knowing some specifics about governing the trust accordingly.

“Headquartered in Pennsylvania, FMC Corp. (FMC) is a global seller of chemicals widely used in both agriculture and industry. In terms of revenues, the company holds the No. 1 or No. 2 position either globally or within North America for most of its product groups. Its agriculture segment...

For the first time in seemingly months, the market has a bit more negative tone. So should you book some gains on some of your winners?

You may have noticed media articles last Friday regarding U.S. listed Chinese stocks that had a negative impact on share prices.

The marijuana sector peaked in February, bottomed from late March to mid-April, and since then has been building a base, preparing for a resumption of the big advance.

Fundamentals in the industry remain terrific, as second quarter results have recently revealed, and the trend toward legalization in the U.S. continues, so it’s only a matter of time before these stocks enjoy their next upwave.



In the portfolio today the one small change is that I’ll downgrade Columbia Care (CCHWF), our biggest loser, to Hold.



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Today’s candidate provides digital health solutions to people with chronic health issues. Its biggest market is people with heart conditions, but it is branching out to the diabetes market as well. For a short window of time, I believe we can establish a position while shares are “on sale.”

You don’t need to be independently wealthy in order to invest. Here are some ideas for investing small amounts of money that could pay off nicely over time.

We have one rating change from Strong Buy to Hold and several earnings announcements coming up.

2025 has been another good year for investors, but as it comes to a close, it’s time to look forward to 2026. This month, let’s explore strategies we can use to strengthen our finances via eleven steps you can take right now to carry your financial momentum into 2026 and beyond.

Traditional blue-chip multinational investments haven’t produced great returns of late. To get a leg up, consider these two emerging market alternatives.

After last week’s market turmoil and Fed/economy-related focus, it’s time to add some all-weather stocks to your portfolio. Here are two.

Earnings season can cause individual stocks to rally or plummet, depending on results, here’s how to handle it with your stocks.

Covid-19 has been a boon for the fast-food industry. Which fast food stocks should you buy to play the trend? Look to these two overseas giants.

Recent days have seen substantial selling pressures in the broad market, with growth stocks being particularly hard hit. But the good news is that stocks in the marijuana sector, which had previously corrected 50% from their February peak to their bottom in late March or early April, are not seeing the same selling pressures.

Investor attention is rotating from the mega-cap growth stocks to the rest of the market which means other stocks, like these solid dividend payers, are set to outperform.

Inflation is out of control and the Fed is late to the party. Thankfully, these dividend-paying stocks can help your portfolio fight back.

Graduation season is upon us, and today’s high school and college graduates are about to embark on their first forays into the “real” world. We’ve put together this guide to share with the graduates in your life to help them learn how to tackle debt, make smarter financial decisions, and learn how to save and invest for a bright financial future. If you find your saving and spending don’t align with your long-term goals, these tips can help you too!

These are harrowing times to be an investor but we’re always on the hunt for emerging opportunities, regardless of market conditions. As always we’re spreading things around this month, with the focus on two defensive names (including one larger company), two beaten and battered names that seem miss-priced (depends on what happens) and one stock that seems to be in high demand, despite the market conditions. Suffice to say, there’s little incentive to place big bets right now. But we’d be remiss not so send some ideas your way. These new names will come with a short leash!