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- 2 Cheap Energy Dividend Stocks With Growing Payouts, Led by Energy Transfer
These midstream giants offer high yields and steady dividend growth.
- United Airlines Insider Sheds 13,794 Shares for $1.6 Million, According to Latest SEC Filing
Most of the disposition was non-discretionary, tied to tax withholding on vested restricted stock units. The executive retains 222,955 shares worth ro
- Oracle Stock Just Hit a 52-Week Low: 20 Billion Reasons NOT to Buy the Dip
Oracle stock has fallen 38% so far this year, and further sell-offs could be in store.
- The Lesser-Known Way to Tap Your 401(k) Before 59 1/2 Penalty-Free
Some savers can access their money sooner without a problem.
- Unilever (UL) Q2 2026 Earnings Call Transcript
Power brands drove 6.9% growth as emerging markets surged 8.3%.
- Netflix: The Days of Rapid Growth Are Over
The streaming leader's Q2 revenue was below what Wall Street was expecting.
- Cathie Wood Just Bought Nvidia Stock, Is It Finally Time to Buy?
Nvidia is now trading for just 16 times next year's profit target. Things could get even better.
- What a $3,000 Investment in SpaceX Could Be Worth by 2030
Calculating a future investment value requires making assumptions.
- Should You Ignore Vertiv? Why ON Semiconductor May Be The Better AI Infrastructure Stock Today
One stock will suit investors expecting upside potential in hyperscaler spending, while the other offers exposure to the long-term growth prospects of
- State Street vs. First Trust: Is a Broad Healthcare or Biotech Focus Better for Your Portfolio?
FBT delivered 48.5% returns over one year but carries a 0.55% expense ratio and experiences greater volatility. XLV offers lower costs, with an 0.08%
- With a 6% Yield, Is Verizon Stock a Buy as Turnaround Continues?
The stock looks like a top one to own for dividend investors.
- Kinder Morgan Executive Dumps 5,695 Shares for $184k, According to Recent SEC Filing
Disposition included 4,145 shares withheld for taxes and 1,550 shares sold under a pre-established 10b5-1 trading plan adopted in December 2025.
- Is Bloom Energy Corp a Buy After Its Latest Earnings Report?
Bloom Energy posted blowout second-quarter results.
- What Does Figma Chief Revenue Officer's Sale of Over 11,000 Company Shares Mean for Investors?
The software company focused on digital design reported a notable insider stock sale.
- 2 Rare-Earth Stocks to Buy Right Now, and 1 to Sell
Rare-earth stocks are heating up as the U.S. races to loosen China's grip on the industry, but not every company in this high-stakes trade is a buy.
- Prediction: This International ETF Will Beat U.S. Stocks for the Next 5 Years
Worried that U.S. large-cap stocks won't keep up their winning streak? Diversify with this global value stock ETF that pays impressive dividends.
- If a Bear Market Is Coming, History Says This 1 Thing Is How Investors Can Still Win
The stock market is trading at historically expensive levels right now.
- Magnite's CEO Sold Nearly 40,000 Company Shares. Here's What That Means for Investors.
The digital advertising sell-side platform reported a notable insider stock sale.
- Paramount Skydance's CFO Sold Over 95,000 Shares Amid Delays with Its Warner Bros. Discovery Merger
The entertainment giant reported a notable insider sale as legal challenges surfaced against its merger with Warner Bros. Discovery.
- Forget Weight Loss Drugs: Here's Another Reason to Buy Eli Lilly Stock
Lilly's pipeline is on track to pick up a handful of interesting new programs.
- Automotive Sales Driven By Growth in Hybrids In The Second Quarter of 2026
The growth in that category was in marked contrast to EV sales, which continue to slide.
- Why Alphabet's AI Strategy Could Backfire
AI summaries are crippling search traffic, and in the long run, that's not in the best interest of publishers or even Google.
- Strategy CEO Phong Le Says Bitcoin Can Drop Below $10,000 Without Putting Stress on MSTR. Here's Why He's Right.
The largest Bitcoin treasury company is still navigating the ongoing cryptocurrency bear market.
- 1 Reason I Haven't Bought Figma and Don't See a Scenario Where I Ever Will
Its collaboration platform works well enough. But it's not the only name in this increasingly competitive business.
- Watch Out, Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk: Amgen's Monthly Weight Loss Drug Has 6 Phase 3 Trials Running -- and It's Coming for Your Patients
Will this pharma company become a new leader in the weight loss market?
- If SpaceX Stock Falls Below $100, One Analyst Shares This Warning
Negative sentiment may be clouding investors' ability to see SpaceX's long-term potential.
- Johnson & Johnson vs. Eli Lilly: Reliable Stability vs. Rapid Revenue Growth
Johnson & Johnson's revenue has grown modestly while Eli Lilly's revenue has nearly doubled in two years, narrowing a once-wide gap.
- Energy Transfer Just Raised Its Dividend for the 19th Straight Quarter. Time to Buy the 6.8% Yield?
Energy Transfer continues to grow its already lucrative income stream.
- Prediction: Amazon's Earnings Report Shows That AWS Growth Accelerates
Amazon is expected to report year-over-year AWS revenue growth of 31%-33%, but I think it could be even higher.
- Want $100 in Super-Safe Quarterly Dividend Income? Invest $5,635 Into the Following 2 Ultra-High-Yield Stocks.
These two high-octane income stocks are yielding an average of 5.33% and have raised their payouts 135 and 83 times, respectively, since going public.
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