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Quality dividend stocks with highs yields can be hard to come by. Here are three exceptions, according to Sure Dividend.

We remain in a confirmed bear market, so caution is still appropriate. But the bear may end soon, and when it does, we’ll get back to more aggressive investing.
This week’s recommendation is a healthy company that pays a very large dividend and has a solid future serving one of our country’s strongest energy sectors.


As for the current portfolio, there are no changes.


Details in the issue.

Eternal vigilance is the price of investment success. For us, that means continually adapting our portfolio so that it is best positioned to benefit from the stocks that can do well in today’s market.

It’s quite common that a year’s top-performing stocks and industries can fade after the new year arrives as investors shift money into industries that have been long-ignored. “Buy low” doesn’t just refer to stock market corrections and random stocks that have fallen precipitous amounts. “Buy low” can also refer to unrecognized industry-wide opportunities.

Guest Editor Carla Pasternak discusses the four crucial criteria to finding safe dividends.

Yesterday was the worst day of the year for cannabis stocks, with HEXO (no longer in our portfolio) leading the way down with a plunge of 22.5% after the company announced that revenue for the fiscal fourth quarter, ended July, would be $14.5 to $16.5 million, well short of analysts’ expectations of $24.8 million.

Understand these guidelines for writing a last will and testament and you could do the process yourself, saving money along the way.

StreetAuthority’s newest advisory service, The Fast-Track Millionare, focuses on “game- changing companies” with the potential for triple- or quadruple-digit gains. One of Editor Andy Obermueller’s first picks, previewed in this month’s StreetAuthority Market Advisor, is below. “In a few months, a new pen will be available at office-supply houses and discount...

Merry Christmas! It’s almost 2013! And this week I continue my end-of-year Investment of the Week wrap up. Today, I’m looking at trends. At the beginning of 2012, I tried to make some predictions about what investing trends would arise over the next 12 months. (You can read the original article here.)...

Small-cap stocks closed out 2025 strong, and there are several catalysts that make a good case for that outperformance to continue in 2026.

The market has continued to unravel, and there’s no need to review all the gory details from the prior few days—suffice it to say that the trend of interest rates remains up and the trend of most indexes, stocks and sectors remains down. It’s also true that emotions are starting to run high, with a few signs of panic out there as investors throw most everything overboard, bringing lots of stuff down to key levels. Because of that, we remain on the lookout for some sort of market turn, but until then, we advise holding plenty of cash and keeping any new positions on the small side as we wait for the sellers to run out of ammo. We’ll respect the latest leg lower and drop our Market Monitor to a level 4.

This week’s list is a great place to start building your watch list if you haven’t already, with many names that are clearly resisting the market’s pull. Our Top Pick is a tech name that looks to have the right mix of steady growth, big earnings expansion and huge AI potential—as well as a resilient stock.

I’ve discussed the tumult plaguing the newspaper industry several times recently and after today, I’ll let the topic rest unless something noteworthy happens. But first, I want to share a few more of your letters because they express some ideas that haven’t been voiced here before. Thanks to everyone for writing in, I appreciate you taking the time to share your insights with me and your fellow readers. To read all of the past issues I’ve written about the newspaper industry and see how others responded, go to our Web site archives. If you haven’t shared your view yet, you can do so by sending me an email or commenting on our blog.

Bristol-Myers Squibb stock (BMY) isn’t burdened by expectations the way many equities are these days. And that’s why you should buy it now.

With more life being digitized and automated the need for chips has never been higher. These are two of the best chipmaker stocks to buy now.

The best dividend stocks to buy and hold have long dividend histories, generate reliable cash flow and are recession-resistant. Here are the 10 I like best.

Growth stocks are riding high right now, but value stocks look better positioned for future growth in this market. Here are 10 undervalued gems that I love.

Unsure of where to find profitable stocks in this highly volatile market? Here’s how to find COVID-19 stock market winners.

The Chinese stock market is up more than 19% this year - and China isn’t even the hottest emerging market. It’s proof that the bull market has gone global.

In turbulent times like these, you need a few safe investments to stabilize your portfolio. Here’s how to find them - and where to find them.

Watching my beloved Virginia basketball team suffer the most embarrassing loss in NCAA Tournament history got me thinking about comeback stocks.