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The Dogs of the Dow and telecom stocks might pay high dividends, but they might face performance anxiety in 2017. Dividend investors and retirement income stock investors better pay attention.
Nike, American Express, IBM, and Disney lead the DJIA closer to 20,000 Wednesday.
General Electric remains the largest conglomerate, but United Technologies and 3M now are far more important to the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
2016 was a total reversal of fortune for the big oil companies. Rather impressive gains seen in shares of Chevron and in Exxon Mobil.
What investors in Wal-Mart, Home Depot, and Lowe's might want to consider as 2017 begins to unfold.
Just over half Caterpillar's gains were made in the second half of the year, enough to make it the Dow's top stock in 2016.
Boeing spent much of 2016 in the dog house, but a big rally in the fourth quarter enabled the stock to generate a total return of more than 11% in 2016.
ThinkstockJanuary 3, 2017: Markets opened higher Tuesday following the beginning of promised cuts to crude oil production by OPEC members and other nations as well as a strong report on manufacturing...
Unfortunately for investors in Coca-Cola, the stock did not really participate all that much in the broader market gains of last year.
The year 2016 was a wild ride for equity and bond investors alike. Stocks surged, making the March 2009 v-bottom low into a bull market that is now almost 8 years old. A Donald Trump victory as...
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!
In a year in which the Dow Jones Industrial Average performed extremely well, Nike performed very poorly.
The best performing component of the Dow Jones Industrial Average for 2016 is Caterpillar, which is up more than 36% for the year.
December 30, 2016: Markets opened slightly higher Friday but in a repeat of Thursday’s action, traded mostly in the red all day. The day before a three-day holiday weekend often ends up with low...
December 29, 2016: Markets opened higher Thursday but were unable to hold onto early gains, probably due to some selling as traders get their ducks in a row for the new year. Equities have bounced...