While 2019’s market handsomely rewarded investors, the U.S. Federal Reserve also cut interest rates to around 1.75% during the year, making it a little harder for folks to make passive income through savings accounts.
Fortunately, the top dividend stocks to watch now are great ways for investors to overcome this hurdle.
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The Fed's dovish policy might be helping the economy, but it's leaving income investors out in the cold.
If you're looking for retirement income or just some extra cash to pad your portfolio, the top dividend stocks can more than make up for low interest rates and weak bond yields.
Our best dividend stock to own offers a dividend higher than 11%.
That's five times higher than the average S&P 500 yield of 2%.
But it's just one of several dividend stocks out there that can provide both appreciation and long-term income potential.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average is down as investors question the possibility of a trade deal between the U.S. and China.
Plus: Walmart Stores (NYSE: WMT) just topped earnings expectations.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average will soar today on news that China and the U.S. canceled existing trade tariffs in phases.
I've got more on this below. Plus: investors are preparing for the latest update on jobless benefits and a decision by the Bank of England on interest rates.
Read on for all things moving the Dow today...
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A picture is worth 1,000 words. But some pictures are worth actual money.
Today, we're going to show you how to use a chart for a profitable options strategy.
In fact, a simple chart of a stock's performance is an incredibly valuable picture.
It can directly inform your options trading decisions – and potentially double your investment. That makes it the most important aspect of investing.
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When I'm out on the golf course, I can usually play 'em straight and long – on a quiet day, that is. But when the wind whips up and starts to mess with me a bit, I've got to switch up to a shorter game to keep the wind from burying my handicap.
Playing stocks isn't any different. (You knew I was going to say that, didn't you?) What works on a calm day will bury you when the "weather" gets lively. When you change your game, you get much better long- and short-term results.
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The best small-cap stocks to buy can be great investments during volatile times.
In fact, our favorite small-cap stock comes from an industry projected to grow 122% over the next five years.
by Mike Stenger
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The latest trade war news could accelerate an industry’s projected five-year 122% growth.
And though trade wars may come and go, they’re making one company the best small-cap stock to buy and hold for decades ahead. Now that 3D printing is more than just a niche hobby, and many auto manufacturers have adopted it in their prototyping, it’s a market ready to soar. And this stock has been ahead of the curve all along.
by Daniel Smoot
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The 5G revolution is almost here, and to help our readers get in on the action ahead of time, we have the two best 5G stocks to buy this week.
In fact, these two just got perfect scores on our Money Morning Stock VQScore™ system.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average projected a 125-point decline in premarket hours as the G-20 Conference kicks off in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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