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Have $5,000? These 3 Stocks Could Be Bargain Buys for 2022 and Beyond
In the wake of the market's 2022 sell-off, many companies have reached valuations that interest me. However, these aren't stocks I'm interested in buying to make a quick buck. Instead, these are
2 Big Winners in the Navy's $64 Billion Destroyer Program
DDG(X) is dead. Long live DDG(X)!
It's been nearly three decades since the U.S. Navy first began considering a plan to replace and update its fleet of DDG-51 Arleigh Burke-class guided missile
3 Growth Stocks Down 53% to 83% to Buy Now, According to Wall Street
The bears have a firm grip on the technology sector in 2022, and that grip tightened this week when the U.S. Federal Reserve adopted an interest rate policy that was more aggressive than expected
Is AbbVie a Buy?
Drugmaker AbbVie (NYSE: ABBV) is one of the largest healthcare stocks in the world, with a market cap of over $250 billion. It pays a reasonably high dividend yield and has products in a wide range
Better Growth Stock: Moderna vs. Teladoc
It may be a bit early to establish Moderna's (NASDAQ: MRNA) and Teladoc Health's (NYSE: TDOC) lasting growth stock status by looking at the past couple of years. Both have been through extraordinary
Should Growth Investors Buy This Little-Known Stock?
Risk and reward are often correlated. Investing in stock entails risk, but it also offers the opportunity for investors to build wealth and purchasing power over time.
Part of the risk associated
If You Make $100,000 in Average Annual Income, Here's What You'll Get From Social Security at 67
For anyone born after 1960, the Social Security Administration (SSA) determines that your normal retirement age, which is when you would be entitled to your full benefit, is 67.
But deciding whether
What Does the Housing Recession Mean for Rithm Capital?
Rising interest rates have caused what some are calling a housing market recession. Mortgage origination has collapsed from 2021's rates, and housing starts and home sales are well below last year's
3 Monster Stocks in the Making
Think of the biggest, richest corporations on the planet. They all started out much smaller but grew enormously over time. Investors who spotted their potential early on made fortunes.
We asked
1 ETF That's All You Need for Retirement, Plus 7 More to Consider
Mutual funds can be great -- especially the index fund variety. They are professionally managed and generally hold a variety of securities, and once you plunk your money into them, it's quickly
Recession Fears Increasing: Here's the Best Stock to Buy Right Now
This story might sound familiar: Inflation is high. In response, the Federal Reserve raises interest rates multiple times. The stock market sinks. Ultimately, the U.S. economy enters a recession.
Silvergate Capital's Visionary Leadership Has Outsmarted the Big Banks
Imagine a banker in 2013, trying to see into the future.
Visionary banker: "I see the future. There is no money in the future. It is electronic payments."
Customer: "You're freaking me out, man."
3 Growth Stocks Down 60.3% to 66.3% to Buy and Hold
Whether you've been investing for decades or just getting started, 2022 has been an extremely difficult year to pick winning stocks. The benchmark S&P 500 index has lost more than 20% of its value
Can You Actually Retire a Millionaire With ETFs Alone?
If you don't fancy yourself a stock picker, ETFs offer an accessible investing alternative. But you may wonder about the downside. Does an ETF strategy have the same long-term wealth potential as
2 Top Energy Stocks to Buy Right Now
Long-term investors need to think about both the good times and the bad times when selecting investments. That's particularly true when it comes to highly volatile areas like energy. The pandemic's
3 Cryptocurrencies Owned by Billionaires
Over the last decade, the cryptocurrency market has become increasingly diversified and gained more legitimacy, as some of the world's most renowned billionaires view them as valuable assets to hold
Medicare Enrollees Have a Big Decision to Make
Millions of seniors rely on Medicare to cover their health-related needs. But Medicare offers different types of coverage, and choosing the right plan could spell the difference between reasonably
2 Reasons This Tiny Crypto Has Explosive Potential
By now, almost everyone has heard of Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH), but unless you are deep in the weeds in the world of crypto, or perhaps a fan of some of Europe's top soccer
2 Top Software Stocks to Buy for the Long Haul
Investors in 2022 have suffered through one of the worst starts to the year in the market's history. The S&P 500 index is currently down 18% year to date. While it's very difficult to predict
Another Reason to Delay Claiming Social Security as Long as Possible? Taxes
Many people recommend delaying Social Security retirement benefits until age 70, because you earn delayed retirement credits for every month you delay past your full retirement age. Someone claiming
Nasdaq Bear Market: 5 Electrifying Growth Stocks You'll Regret Not Buying on the Dip
It's been an ugly year for Wall Street. Since hitting an all-time closing high during the first week of January, the widely followed S&P 500 has tumbled as much as 24%. In fact, it produced its
The 10-Word Joe Biden Social Security Quote That Can Change Everything
In August, more than 48.1 million aged Americans collected a Social Security check. For the vast majority of these recipients -- 89%, according to an April survey from national pollster Gallup --
Why Investors Signed Out of DocuSign Stock Today
Considering that Friday was a bad day for the stock market overall, particularly for tech titles, it probably wasn't the ideal time for a major executive transition. That was the case with DocuSign
Why Compass Stock Couldn't Find Its Way This Week
Rising interest rates and corporate retrenchment were the twins bedeviling Compass (NYSE: COMP) stock these past few trading days. They helped push the big real estate company's share price down by
Why Imax Stock Flopped This Week
Consumer discretionary stocks have been getting the side-eye from investors lately, as rising interest rates and concerns about the macroeconomy heighten worries about consumer spending. There are


