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The Bakken formation, energy storage and alternative fuels offer potential areas for investment.

There are plenty of high-yield stocks that offer a much better payout than the broader market. Here are three of the best, according to Sure Dividend.

Small-cap REITs are among the best performing small-cap stocks these days. Here are three that really stand out.

As U.S. markets stall, European stocks are a good place to find growth right now. And these three stocks look particularly appealing.

Some retail-related stocks are poised to benefit from Black Friday and beyond.

The CBD industry is red-hot - and so are CBD stocks! Here are five you should buy now - and one you should avoid at all costs.

There are basically three can manufacturers that supply small U.S. craft brewers, and it’s estimated that between 2011 and 2014 craft beer volume in cans increased from just 2% to 10%. I don’t know if that growth came purely at the expense of bottled beer, but I suspect with the number of breweries soaring, there was some incremental growth.

Here are six lower-risk, dividend-paying stocks for your portfolio that will help you ride out the tumble in tech stocks.

While small caps as a group lagged behind the broad market in 2017, these three small-cap sectors have plenty of momentum and are poised for more in 2018.

My next idea really gets me excited, and the reason is that I’m not talking about a broad industry group.

“Renren, Inc. (RENN) is currently known as the Facebook (FB) of China. It is down some 80% since it went public almost three years ago. But the company is much more than a Chinese Facebook (which is blocked in China). Half of its revenue comes from its gaming...

Higher interest rates have taken a toll on real estate investment trusts. Since May 1, REITs in the iShares Cohen & Steers Realty Majors (ICF) ETF have tumbled 12.4%. Marquee names like Vornado (VNO) and Boston Properties (BXP) have fared a bit better, both down more than 3.5%. Some...

TransMedics (TMDX) reported yesterday afternoon with revenue beating while EPS came in a little light. Revenue rose 150% to $20.5 million (beating by $4.2 million) while GAAP EPS of -$0.41 missed by $0.06. Big picture, this was a good quarter and adds to the positive momentum the company showed last quarter.

When a band interviews a possible new hire, a common question is, “Who are your influences?” No musician was raised in a vacuum – everyone gets their musical foundations and inspirations from someone else. The Rolling Stones, for example, were heavily influenced by the Chicago blues and R&B scene including Muddy Waters and Bo Diddley. Learning someone’s influences helps the interviewer understand how a musician got to where they are and perhaps where they are headed in terms of their musical style, and provides some insight into what motivates the musician’s passion.

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Volatility is a value/contrarian investors’ friend. With the markets becoming more volatile, we’ve made some changes to the portfolio this past month. We recently added ConocoPhillips (COP), a major oil and gas producer that is also an undervalued cash flow machine at current commodity prices.

We’ve all seen the data: Nvidia (NVDA) shares have jumped 59% in this still-young (37 trading days) year and 615% since touching $112 in October 2022. The 171x gain in the past decade – turning a $4,500 purchase into $800,000 – makes Nvidia’s price increase among the largest in market history over such a brief period, and certainly the largest for a company that began its 10-year run at a not-small $11.6 billion market value.

The meat of earnings season is upon us—many blue-chip firms have already reported, but the fast-growing, emerging leaders are just starting to release numbers. Remember that big earnings gaps up (10% or more) generally lead to further gains in the weeks ahead (with normal pullbacks, of course), and vice versa. So it shouldn’t be a surprise to see a few recent earnings winners in this week’s Top Ten; a couple of them are likely to be big winners should the market continue to trend higher. Overall, we remain optimistic the market’s best days are ahead, but there’s no rush—things are still falling into place, supporting further gains in the weeks to come. Our favorite of this week is Fording Canadian Coal (FDG), a stock that’s been featured a few times in Top Ten, thanks to its huge reserves of metallurgical coal. The entire group remains strong, although it has paused somewhat in recent weeks. We think it’s a good time to get on board.

Stock Name	Price	Buy Range	Loss Limit
FRO (FRO)	0.00	51-53	-
GDI (GDI)	0.00	45-48	-
PDE (PDE)	0.00	38-41	-
SOHU (SOHU)	0.00	65-70	-
SOL (SOL)	0.00	16-18	-
SWN (SWN)	0.00	38-42	-
XEC (XEC)	0.00	59-62	-
CLF (CLF)	0.00	150-160	-
DAR (DAR)	0.00	13-15	-
FDG (FDG)	0.00	60-63	-