There’s no easy way to identify the most hated stocks on Wall Street, but looking at the activity of short sellers is a great place to start. Short selling is a difficult art that involves researching companies to determine which of them are overvalued or facing serious business problems. They can be just as wrong as the bulls, and their… 

Investors who want to capitalize on the growing weight loss market might be tempted to turn to the current leaders in the field, Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk. Both companies are worth serious consideration, in my view, but other drugmakers could also offer investors exposure to this area while having more diversified portfolios. Some investors might be more attracted to this value proposition.… 

For nearly two decades, the U.S. electric grid was a story of stagnation. Power demand barely grew. Efficiency gains offset economic expansion. Utilities built cautiously, regulators emphasized affordability, and investors came to expect modest growth paired with steady dividends. That framework is breaking down. Instead of relying entirely on traditional regulated utility models, we’re seeing more interest in dedicated generation… 

After a volatile start to 2026, the S&P 500 finished out the month of February within 1.8% of its all-time highs. The S&P 500 gained more than 16% in 2025, its third consecutive year of above-average returns. Investors are hoping that positive market momentum will continue this year. Top 2026 performers include health care stocks with unique catalysts, as well… 

Getting a large tax refund often feels like a financial relief, but in reality it usually means you paid too much out of every paycheck all year long. When your tax withholding is set correctly, you get to keep more of your money as you earn it instead of waiting for it to be returned months later. When you understand… 

Dividend-paying stocks allow investors to generate steady income from their investment portfolios. Midstream companies, also known as pipeline operators, can be excellent dividend stocks with high yields. That’s because these businesses tend to have long-term contracts that provide visibility into future earnings. These two are no-brainer dividend stocks with high yields. This post originally appeared at The Motley Fool.

In my career as a chemical engineer, I learned that efficiency is everything. If you can get the same result with less energy and lower cost, you do it every time. Strangely, most investors ignore this principle when they go shopping for stocks. They see a company they like, they check the ticker, and they click “buy” at the current… 

There’s a three-letter acronym that scares the life out of retirees – and it is not IRS. It’s RMD and it stands for required mandatory distribution, the minimum amount of money you must withdraw from your retirement accounts each year once you reach 73. If you were like me and millions of others who put money into an employer-sponsored 401(k)… 

Welcome to the end of the world for Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) stocks – at least as we’ve known them. As a group, they have dropped more than 20% since late 2025. But here is the twist: This isn’t a macro problem. Unlike prior tech selloffs, this one isn’t being driven by tightening financial conditions or collapsing demand. What’s happening now is bigger than all… 

Artificial intelligence is big business, and competition for many of them is stiff these days. The resulting spending spree, which has been coined “hyperscaling,” is resulting in billions of dollars to buy semiconductor chips, build data centers, and develop the software to run AI. Morgan Stanley estimates hyperscalers will raise around $400 billion in corporate bonds in 2026 to scale AI. And JPMorgan recently…