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Learning from One of the Best: A Motley Fool Investing Team Chat with Marcelo Lima
The Motley Fool investing team is always trying to learn, grow, and adapt. One of the many ways we do this is by speaking with other investors who we admire. Sometimes we hold these chats at Fool
Is Editas Medicine a Buy?
Gene editing is easily one of the most exciting areas in the biotech landscape right now. Promising to offer treatments for conditions previously written off as incurable, gene-editing technology
Are These 3 Retail Stocks Dividend Traps?
The retail apocalypse could cause up to 12,000 store closures in the U.S. this year, according to Coresight Research. Traditional malls are withering as superstores, warehouse retailers, and
Is 3M Stock a Buy for 2020?
Dividend King 3M (NYSE: MMM) is set to be one of the most interesting stocks of 2020. With a market cap hovering around $96 billion, a dividend yield of 3.4%, and a 60-year history of raising its
Why Comcast Could Actually Find Streaming Success
Another streaming video service? That's the plan from Comcast (NASDAQ: CMCSA), or more specifically, its NBCUniversal division. We don't know all the details just yet, but we do know the name will
Ear-Worn Devices Expected to Drive Wearables Growth for Years
Over the past year, ear-worn devices have emerged as the most promising growth category within the broader wearables market. Market researcher IDC has been raising its forecasts for wearables all
This 1 Thing Could Undermine Your Retirement Savings Plan
When was the last time you heard anyone talk about inflation? Probably in 2015 when the New England Patriots won the Super Bowl using underinflated footballs -- no doubt a more popular topic than
Why Booking Holdings Is Investing in Asian Tech Companies
Asian e-commerce has been a tough nut to crack for Western companies. The Chinese market has significant regulatory limitations, and it can be difficult to cater to local tastes in other markets
Wendy's Focuses on the Tried and True for Growth
Fast-food chains have been getting quite a bit of attention in recent months. New chicken sandwiches have created long lines and plant-based burgers have caused a stir. Wendy's (NASDAQ: WEN) made
Why American Eagle Outfitters Isn’t Better Off Than Any Other Shop at the Mall
American Eagle Outfitters (NYSE: AEO) last week reported record revenue for the quarter, but the stock market still isn't happy. Considering the overall outlook for retail and a few key points in
Will the USMCA Help or Hurt ExxonMobil and Its Peers?
You might not usually think of the U.S. energy industry and the USMCA -- the proposed U.S.-Canada-Mexico trade deal that's been called "new NAFTA" and "NAFTA 2.0" -- at the same time.
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Where Will Realty Income Be in 1 Year?
Real estate investment trust (REIT) Realty Income (NYSE: O) is one of the largest and most successful players in the net lease space. It is, without a doubt, a bellwether name that dividend
Baby Boomers Waste Almost $3,000 Per Year on This Terrible Expense
Everyone has been guilty of wasting money on occasion. Whether you impulsively bought a pair of shoes, spent too much on groceries and ended up tossing out spoiled food, or signed up for monthly
2 Marijuana Stocks to Buy for 2020
This past year has been one to forget for many cannabis stocks, and the bad news for many marijuana companies is that the worst may not be over yet. But these two stocks could see a lot of growth in
Is Visa Getting Too Expensive?
Visa (NYSE: V) is one of the largest global payment technology companies in the world. Its name is synonymous with convenience and reliability, and its cards are accepted by a wide variety of
Cintas Dressed for Success in the Second Quarter of 2020
Business services specialist Cintas (NASDAQ: CTAS) reported earnings this Tuesday evening, covering the results of the second quarter in fiscal year 2020. The provider of uniform rentals, fire
YouTube Music Is Beating Everyone in India
Two Western companies entered the promising Indian digital media market earlier this year: Spotify (NYSE: SPOT) and YouTube, the Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOGL) subsidiary. Spotify launched
Competition Keeps Getting in Dave & Buster's Way
Dave & Buster's (NASDAQ: PLAY) recently announced earnings results that did little to change the investing picture that has taken shape over the last few quarters. The restaurant stock is still
2 Renewable Energy Winners and 2 Losers in the Latest Federal Budget
The federal government was set to run out of funds by Friday, Dec. 20, which injected a rare sense of bipartisan urgency into Congress this week. The legislative branch proposed a new federal budget
Will Altria Raise Its Dividend in 2020?
The tobacco industry has been a cash cow for investors for decades, and Altria Group (NYSE: MO) has successfully sustained its position atop the U.S. tobacco industry through thick and thin. Despite
How to Make a Budget With Your Spouse You Can Both Live With
When you're married, budgeting becomes a lot more complicated because both spouses have to get on the same page. Otherwise, you set yourself up for a busted budget and money fights if either partner
Tandem Diabetes' New Tech Is Cool, but It Will Face a Crowded Market
The impressive headlines were enough to grab investors' attention last week. Not only did Tandem Diabetes (NASDAQ: TNDM) win the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's clearance of its new insulin pump
Better Buy: Vertex Pharmaceuticals vs. Alexion Pharmaceuticals
Vertex Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: VRTX) is the leading drugmaker in the treatment of cystic fibrosis, a life-threatening genetic disease that causes infections to several organs, including the lungs
2 Growth Stocks to Bet On for the Long Term
Growth stocks are always an attractive buy for investors. Driven by robust top-line growth, these stocks generally trade at a premium. This means high-growth stocks tend to outpace the broader
The 7 Best Retail Stocks of the Decade
The 2010s have been a rough decade for the retail industry.
The rise of e-commerce has pressured business models like department stores and malls and has forced once-ubiquitous retailers like


