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Fed Minutes Underscore Hawkish Policy Outlook

The Fed minutes note that policymakers are likely to raise interest rates further this year.

BySimon Moore,

Senior Contributor

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Why The 10-Year Treasury Yield Just Hit A 24-Year High

Long-term Treasury yields hit their highest level in 24 years as inflation, Fed policy, heavy borrowing and global rate pressure push interest costs higher.

ByGarth Friesen,

Contributor

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This ‘Boring’ Insurance Stock Grew Its Dividend 184% In 10 Years

Far from being a threat to the company, AI is a trigger I see unleashing faster earnings (and dividend!) growth for Aflac.

ByBrett Owens,

Contributor

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How The Ultra-Wealthy Have Invested This Year And What You Can Learn From Them

Learn how ultra-high-net-worth investors allocated capital this year and see how retail investors can mimic these strategies today.

ByAndrew Rosen,

Contributor

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This 9.2% Closed-End Fund Is Trading At An 11% Discount To NAV

Our favorite 9.5% closed-end funds (CEFs) are on sale, and very few investors realize it — which is their loss and our gain.

ByMichael Foster,

Contributor

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Housing Investment Lured By Data, Discovery, And Collaboration

Housing needs a full dose of innovation, which is available, but legacy practices create challenges to tapping into it.

ByJennifer Castenson,

Contributor

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Women’s Sports, The Exception To The Sports Valuation Bubble

Alex Morgan and investors see big upside in women’s sports. Explore rising valuations, media rights and the growth potential of leagues like the WNBA, NWSL and Unrivaled

ByRobert Daugherty,

Contributor

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How Investors Can Prepare If The Fed Keeps Raising Interest Rates

Wondering where to invest when the Fed raises interest rates? Explore options like CDs, short-duration bonds, cash equivalents and value stocks.

BySimon Moore,

Senior Contributor

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Wary Investors Lukewarm To BMW Revival Plan; Could AI Surprise?

BMW investors were reassured by its restructuring plan but the share price was unmoved. Could AI produce new revenue for BMW, and perhaps the rest of the auto industry?

ByNeil Winton,

Senior Contributor

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Gold Miners Beat Every S&P 500 Sector In Q3 Despite September Selloff

Gold fell 6.3% in September, yet gold miners returned 17.4% in Q3, beating every S&P 500 sector. Central banks and ETF investors kept buying through the dip.

ByFrank Holmes,

Contributor

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Nike Stock Looks Cheap—Value Investors May Be Falling Into A Trap

Value investors see Nike stock as a bargain, but falling sales, lost relevance and weak catalysts suggest the famous brand may be a value trap.

ByJim Osman,

Senior Contributor

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Japan’s ¥Trillion Investment Shift Is Reshaping Global Capital Markets

Japan’s public wealth is shifting from safe reserves toward global equities and risk assets, reshaping capital flows, returns, and exposure to U.S. markets.

ByRobert Daugherty,

Contributor

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7 Dividend Growth Stocks To Watch Now, Yielding Up To 11%

I’m going to highlight seven dividend stocks that I expect to announce hikes to their cash distributions over the next few months.

ByBrett Owens,

Contributor

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IBM Brings Its Bob AI Coding Agent Inside Firewalls For Regulated Companies

IBM brings its Bob AI coding agent Inside Firewalls for regulated companies, turning banks and governments into AI hardware buyers.

ByJon Markman,

Contributor

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Bond Yields Are Up For One Simple Reason

Ultimately, these higher interest rates reflect the monstrous amount of US debt, which has reached $40 trillion.

ByJames Berman,

Contributor

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Here's How The U.S.-Canada Trade War Could Impact Your Investments

Worried about tariffs and trade disputes between the U.S. and Canada? Learn how trade war tensions may impact key stock sectors and your portfolio strategies.

ByErik Sherman,

Senior Contributor

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Nike Stock’s Turnaround Just Became A $2.5 Billion Retreat

Nike warns of sharper sales declines and launches a multiyear $2.5 billion cost plan as demand weakens across key markets, raising new questions about its turnaround.

ByJim Osman,

Senior Contributor