by Alex McGuire
Many defense stocks boasts both strong share-price growth and big dividend yields.
That's why our gurus have handpicked three of the best dividend stocks in the defense sector.
Here are three companies to invest in this year...
In Dow Jones news today, the markets were flat after the Fed decided to raise interest rates.
Gold prices and silver prices climbed, while oil prices fell.
by Ashley Moore
There are several events that can negatively impact airline stocks in 2017, causing a lot of volatility for the airline industry.
But don't let that scare you out of profiting from the increasing number of airline passengers this year.
This one company is set to profit no matter what happens to the airline industry this year...
As tensions grow between North Korea and China over the recent coal-import moratorium, Pyongyang has found refuge with another ally…Russia.
In Dow Jones news today, the markets were stagnant as investors returned from a long holiday weekend.
Oil prices were down again as OPEC is still trying to cap excessive production.
In Dow Jones news, the markets climbed as President Trump visited Israel.
President Trump said Iran will never have nuclear weapons, and defense stocks rallied on the news.
The Dow Jones news today will feature stocks rising as President Trump visits the Middle East for the first time.
In more news affecting stocks, European leaders explore a deal to bailout Greece and a mega-merger pushes global chemical stocks higher.
by Ashley Moore
The top three stocks to watch today are SHLD, BA, and DKS.
Vendor conflicts, ownership news, and earnings are moving these stocks today.
Here's what you need to know this morning...
In Dow Jones news today, the markets slightly dipped as President Donald Trump rolled out his plan to slash corporate taxes.
President Trump wants to reduce the tax rate for businesses from 35% to 15%.
The Dow Jones news today features stocks pushing higher as investors continue to celebrate a string of positive earnings reports.
A busy day of earnings reports will keep investors focused on corporate performance and less interested in a potential government shutdown later this week.
