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One strategy that has been quite common as investors rebalance and make changes each year is the Dogs of the Dow. Meet the 2017 Dogs of the Dow!
While everybody has been caught up in the Trump rally that has pushed the Dow Jones Industrial Average to almost 20,000, the fact of the matter is we appear to be very overbought on a short-term...
The Dow has been within 1% of 20,000 for days now. What if the Dow actually manages to hit 22,000 in 2017? It may be far more possible than most investors might imagine.
Most of the 30 components of the Dow Jones Industrial Average have risen by double-digit percentages this year. But these five stocks will keep the index from topping 20,000.
Dow 20,000 does not need all of the index's components to do well. However, these five could be a big enough drag to keep the index short of the number.
Coca-Cola has reached an agreement with Anheuser-Busch InBev regarding the transition of the latter’s equity stake in Coca-Cola Beverages Africa and in some other bottling operations.
A nice value added in the UBS Dividend Ruler portfolio, plus four additional stocks that make good sense for long-term growth and income portfolios.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Tuesday morning include Amgen, Coca-Cola, IBM, Procter & Gamble, Viacom, SeaWorld and NovoCure.
At the end of each year, investors look for opportunities and safe harbors to park their money for the year ahead. Investors who love dividends often consider the so-called Dogs of the Dow.
With three weeks remaining in 2016, just four DJIA stocks are trading down for the year and all but one have a chance to turn positive by the end of the month. With the Dow hitting a new high...
The Coca-Cola board of directors has approved unanimously the recommendation of Chairman and CEO Muhtar Kent for the succession of the chief executive officer position.
December 9, 2016: Markets opened higher again Friday with little support from either economic data or corporate earnings. One big positive came from the University of Michigan’s consumer sentiment...
It turns out that 11 of the 30 Dow Jones Industrial Average stocks have a consensus price target that calls for more than 10% upside in the coming 12 months, and that is without considering dividends.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is up a staggering 1,200 points plus since the election, and the thing many don’t realize is that just three stocks have accounted for over half of the move.
For those looking to generate income, equities remain one of the best resources, and these five look like long-term winners.