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“The products Unilever PLC (UL - yield 3.8%) sells are necessary to make people’s lives easier. With Europe staring down the barrel of a double-dip recession and China fearing a hard landing, it pays to focus on companies with the power to withstand weakness in the markets. Unilever is home...

Investment Quality Trends (IQ Trends) is the third longest-lived newsletter in current publication. The first issue was published on April 1, 1966. The IQ Trends method to investing is based on an original interpretation of the Dividend Yield Theory, a value-based approach that uses a stock’s dividend yield as the...

Two of our stocks report strong earnings.

In this week’s video, Mike Cintolo relays some good news -- the intermediate-term trend of the market has turned up, which has him advising a more constructive stance toward the market. Still, he’s not cannonballing into the pool, but taking a couple of steps and then seeing if the rest of the evidence (especially the action of potential leading stocks as earnings season progresses) improves. Overall, Mike’s still holding plenty of cash, but with the sun poking out, he’s doing a little buying.

Understanding taxes can be a struggle, so let’s break down recent changes to the tax code and some penalties to avoid.

Tracking bullish option activity can help you make trades that will deliver huge profits in a short amount of time. Here’s how I do it.

Any doubts surrounding the work-from-home secular theme were dispelled by the pandemic, as remote platforms are now more prevalent than ever, and it should stay that way—recent surveys point out that up to three quarters of companies anticipate remote work being part of their long-term strategy, and Harvard just today said it’s going fully online in the fall.

Goldman Sachs stock has been on a tear of late. But has the investment-banking giant become overvalued? Let’s break it down.

Today’s market meltdown is turning our Cabot Tides negative, which, following the many yellow flags in recent weeks, has us paring back some.

International stocks have lagged U.S. markets for the last decade. But with the valuation gap wider than ever, that appears to be changing.

NFT investing is suddenly all the rage in certain circles. What is it, how does it work, and should you invest in them yourself?

Slack stock and Uber stock, two of 2019’s most high-profile IPOs, have struggled in the early going. Which one of them is the better bounce-back candidate?

Instead of simply trying to wait out this bear market, consider adding inverse ETFs to your portfolio to boost and smooth your returns.

Is the latest market rally real? Or another mirage created by the “Magnificent 7” stocks? The S&P 500 Equal Weight Index holds the answer.