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Markets ended last week on a sour note as the U.S. and China imposed tit-for-tat tariffs and Facebook continued to drag tech stocks lower. The major indexes all declined more than 5% for the week, their worst weekly performance in over two years. I’m moving two of our most affected stocks to Hold today.

Tyler recommends selling one stock and gives earnings updates on five more.

In the last few years, year-end planning has been difficult because so many provisions of the law were set to expire at the end of each year, and Congress worked on the law through the holiday seasons. But with most provisions of the tax law settled in the early 2013...

I focus on companies that produce products and services that will be in high demand in the future.

Two portfolio stocks reported earnings, and ratings remain the same.

Flywire (FLYW) reported Q4 results after the close yesterday that beat expectations on the top and bottom lines. Revenue was up 42% to $73 million (beat by $7.55 million) while GAAP EPS of -$0.01 beat by $0.11.

Tax loss harvesting is a strategy for using losing trades to offset capital gains (or actual income), and it’s the perfect use for underperforming stocks.

The world of dividend-paying stocks is always expanding. To help you find the best, Chloe created this free report with the list of best dividend stocks.

These blue-chip Japanese stocks have seemingly been left in the dust by competitors, but they’re recently announced EV partnership could be a game changer.

Cannabis rescheduling would release cannabis companies from the dreaded code 280E, and these 5 names have the most to gain.

Rescheduling of cannabis completely rewrites the tax rules for cannabis companies. These five companies have some of the most to gain (if they can turn a profit).

Enovix (ENVX) and Intapp (INTA) Deliver

It’s important not to lose sight of the ideal of emotion-free investing, especially when the gravity well of political news may seem inescapable for well-informed investors.