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Bryan Hayes

This Leading Discount Retailer is Trouncing the Market

The stock has fared well during this period of high inflation.

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Bryan Hayes

Carl Icahn Shakes Up This Utility's Board and Ousts CEO

The American financier has built his illustrious career by going to war with companies he believes could be run better.

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Bryan Hayes

Bull of the Day: CF Industries Holdings, Inc. (CF)

A strong technical trend along with relative undervaluation certainly justify adding shares to the mix.

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Derek Lewis

3 Reasons Investors Shouldn't Lose Sleep Over Microsoft's Pullback

Technology stocks have suffered in 2022. They felt unstoppable over the last few years, rolling over any doubters and paving the way for investors to reap a multitude of gains.

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Tracey Ryniec

Lessons from the Grande Dame of Dividends

Geraldine Weiss ran a newsletter for decades that focused on dividends. What would she buy today?

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Bryan Hayes

Bear Markets Bring Opportunity - Don't Waste It

Some of the top financial institutions in the world are the largest holders of these stocks.

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Bryan Hayes

Stick With These Leaders in This Tough Market Environment

The consumer staples sector has broken out to new all-time highs, a signal that this move has more room to run.

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Bryan Hayes

Bull of the Day: OGE Energy Corp. (OGE)

With a robust earnings history and an improving future outlook, OGE Energy represents a great opportunity.

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Derek Lewis

Coca-Cola vs. Pepsi, Which Is The Better Buy?

A pair of rivals on deck to report quarterly results next week are Coca-Cola (KO) and PepsiCo (PEP). Both companies reside in the Zacks - Beverages and Soft Drinks Industry, an industry that currently ranks in the bottom 20% of all Zacks industries.

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Bryan Hayes

Ditch Those Losing Bonds and Add This Tax-Advantaged Investment Instead

MLPs have attracted a diverse set of companies in many industries due to their favorable tax treatment.

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