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The sharp correction in growth stocks finds some surprising names exchanging hands at low price points. There are now more than 950 stocks with market caps north of $300 million trading in the

Today's video focuses on Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) and a quick look at one of its most significant revenue segments, the consumer graphics card market. Unfortunately, an influx of used graphics cards is

Many people put money in the stock market to let it compound and grow for decades. But even a five-year time horizon can result in good returns. A shorter time in the market adds to the risks

Making good long-term investments requires finding great companies that have the products, business models, and leadership to succeed over the long run. But investors also need to consider the

A year ago, Gap (NYSE: GPS) stock was flying high, as government stimulus programs and fading COVID-19 restrictions ignited a boom in sales of discretionary goods. Unfortunately, the company's

Investors don't like inflation, and when the Bureau of Labor Statistics released consumer price index data that showed a fresh 40-year high in year-over-year price changes, Wall Street wasn't happy

The latest stock market correction has adversely affected even the most dominant tech companies. Shares of social media titan Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) have tanked 51% since the beginning of the

When investors hear that Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.A) (NYSE: BRK.B) has opened a position in a stock, adds more of the stock to the company's holdings, or sells a stock

There have been plenty of high-profile stock splits this year. And on July 6, video game retailer GameStop (NYSE: GME) announced that it was joining the fun. The company will conduct a 4-for-1 stock

The aerospace giant Boeing (NYSE: BA) fascinates investors, because it's either a fantastic value opportunity wrapped up in a "self-help" story or a troubled company whose most significant

When COVID-19 first struck in March 2020, the stock market crashed, economic uncertainty was rampant, and we plunged into a health crisis. It also spurred something else: the rise of "pandemic

In periods of rising inflation and slowing economic growth, one constant investors can count on is the reliability of dividend stocks to help them make it through the toughest parts. That's because

Some companies just can't catch a break. COVID-19 was perhaps the worst disaster the cruise industry has ever and will ever face. There isn't a reasonable or enjoyable way to travel aboard a packed

Micron (NASDAQ: MU) is a cheap stock. And that single reason draws many investors (myself included) to the company. It has a trailing price-to-earnings (PE) ratio of around 7, much lower than the PE

It's a premier time for long-term investors to buy stocks. Sky-high inflation, the Fed's interest rate hikes, and effects from the war in Ukraine have shattered financial markets, causing investors

Roku (NASDAQ: ROKU) has had a rough experience since the economic reopening gained momentum. The streaming enabler thrived in the early stages of the pandemic as demand for in-home entertainment

Whether you bought in early or got in recently, the crypto market has been an extremely volatile area for investors. Values can rise or fall 95% or more in a matter of days, and there seems to be

If you buy stocks in a bear market, you better prepare for some downside volatility, and you need to be sure the company will emerge from the economic slowdown in good shape. If investors can do the

Are the food supply and restaurant businesses staging a comeback?

Neither has been the hottest segment on the stock exchange of late, but two recent dividend raises by segment mainstays McCormick

Retirement should be an exciting time. After all, you've worked for decades, and now it's time to sit back, relax, and do whatever your heart desires. To be able to do this, though, you need to make

High-yield dividend stocks are always popular, especially among retirees, since they can provide steady income streams. But they look especially attractive when the market is down since the

Investing in stocks for extended periods could potentially yield incredible results. If you had purchased $1,000 in Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOGL) stocks in 2010, you would have $4,180

When Nike (NYSE: NKE) reported fiscal fourth-quarter 2022 earnings on June 27, it was our first major look at how consumer behavior has changed in the first half of the year as interest rates rose

Buying and investing in cryptocurrencies can be dangerous. There are thousands of different digital currencies, and choosing which one will be the next big thing is anyone's guess. Even a big name

If you're thinking about pouring some idle cash back into the market while it's still down, you're not crazy and you're not alone. The S&P 500's (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) 20.4% discount from its January