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Tim Cook Is Stepping Down. Is Apple’s Stock In Trouble?

Whenever there’s a change in the CEO position, there’s the potential for big changes in how a company is run. And that can put investors on edge, especially for a business that’s been doing well. Apple (AAPL) is one of the most valuable companies in the world, with a market cap of around $4 trillion. Despite its already large value, the stock… 

The “SaaSpocalypse” Created The Best Buying Opportunity In Cybersecurity In Years. Don’t Miss It

Investors recognized artificial intelligence’s (AI) potential to transform industries, supercharging many tech stocks in recent years. That enthusiasm shifted to alarm in 2026. AI’s transformational potential includes agentic AI that can independently execute tasks previously handled by software-as-a-service (SaaS) companies, leading to a massive sell-off in SaaS stocks. This “SaaSpocalypse” extended to the cybersecurity sector after AI giant Anthropic released artificial intelligence… 

3 Energy Stocks Surging Right Now And Worth Buying Before It’s Too Late

Different types of stocks shine in different market environments. The biggest winners in today’s market are, unsurprisingly, energy stocks. Iran’s disruption of traffic through the critical Strait of Hormuz has changed the game for investors. No one knows what will happen next. Perhaps a peaceful resolution to the military conflict with Iran will be reached. Maybe the crisis will be prolonged… 

3 Of The Most Important Questions To Ask Before Buying A Stock

Investors should be familiar with the fact that the stock market is arguably the best means of building significant wealth. It won’t happen overnight, and it requires patience and discipline. But the rewards are worth it. In the past decade, the S&P 500 index generated a total return of 283% (as of March 19). There are many companies, Amazon (AMZN) being a great example, that… 

2 Underrated Weight Loss Stocks To Buy Now

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.… 

2 No-Brainer High-Yield Energy Stocks To Buy For Reliable Income Right Now

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.

Which Big Tech Stocks Have The Most Debt, And Why It Matters

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… 

Why I Can’t Stop Buying These 3 High-Yielding Dividend Stocks

I think I have an addiction to buying dividend stocks. I love collecting the passive income they provide, which I often reinvest into buying additional dividend-paying stocks. As my passive income grows, I become more financially independent. Here’s why I can’t stop buying these high-quality, high-yielding dividend stocks. This post originally appeared at The Motley Fool.

The Pick-And-Shovel Phase Of AI Has Arrived: 3 Stocks To Watch

Although ChatGPT creator OpenAI may capture a lot of headlines, especially amid speculation that it’s preparing to go public, the company continues to bleed money. Some estimates suggest it will need to spend more than $200 billion to achieve its ambitious growth plans. Rather than wait for OpenAI to become investable, a better strategy may be to buy shares of businesses that serve… 

How To Invest In Dividend Stocks: A Guide To Dividend Investing

Dividend stocks are shares of publicly traded companies that regularly return a portion of their profits to shareholders, most often through quarterly cash payments. For many investors, dividend stocks offer an appealing balance: steady income today and the potential for long-term growth. Historically, dividend-paying companies have also shown lower volatility than the broader market, making them popular with income-focused and…