If you're serious about making money, you need to identify the best investment class that can beat the market year after year and generate consistent income.
That's why we love real estate investment trusts (REITs) here at Money Morning. In fact, Special Situation Strategist Tim Melvin argues that REITs represent one of the top income streams for retirement investors.
The Dow Jones today projected a 150-point gain at the Opening Bell as U.S.-China trade talks took a positive turn.
Investors digest easing trade tensions and reduced fears that the Federal Reserve will hike interest rates.
One thing is clear: Investors need a backup plan in 2019. With the markets frothy and investors concerned about the Brexit, U.S. and Chinese trade relations, and a potential crisis in Venezuela and Iran, volatility in the markets is the new norm.
In times of growing uncertainty, investors may choose to buy "defensive stocks."
Today, we have the three best "defensive" stocks to buy in 2019...
At some point, the longest bull market in history will end, but dividends will continue to pay no matter what the stocks do.
Knowing the top dividend-paying stocks can maximize your earnings, even in seasons of downturn.
Here are the best dividend-paying stocks to buy in 2019, including one that can double your money...
Income stocks are going to be a safe haven for investors in 2019.
However, they are going to do more than just protect your money.
With stock valuations soaring to record highs, owning stocks with high dividend yields is a great way to add a performance boost to your portfolio.
In today's market, it's more important than ever to have income you can rely on.
Today, we're bringing you three of the best dividend stocks to buy now.
REITs focused on serving the aging population could generate a lot of money.
That’s because the amount of people aged 60 or older is expected to double by 2050.
And we have two investments for cashing in...
The U.S. Federal Reserve may be pushing short-term interest rates higher, but the fact remains that these rates are still incredibly low.
Parking money in the bank yields almost nothing.
And bond yields are not much better.
The benchmark 10-year Treasury note only offers a stingy 2.84%.
Nobody gets rich on 2.84%. That's why divided stocks are in such demand.
by Stephen Mack
We've got more chances for you to double your money in our latest list of best stocks to buy now.
A couple are returning All-Stars that have already delivered big gains and are set for more, while others are new picks to play some big upcoming profit trends.
Don't miss these opportunities.
