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Carolyn Pairitz: Dividend investing has always drawn a large crowd for its stability and high current income focus. For the most part, companies choose to make cash distributions Read more…
Shah Gilani: Dear Occupy Wall Street Demonstrators, Let me start by saying that I applaud your initiative. Grassroots protests are the essence of democracy. And as we’ve seen with the Tea Party movement Read more…
US stock futures again point to a higher open on Wall Street Thursday as hopes grow that Greece will cancel its public referendum and allow last week’s Euro rescue plan to go through. Amid widespread, vehement criticism, it now appears that Greece’s ruling party may force a cancellation of the event, which would remove a heavy weight from the market. Last night, Read more…
US stock futures point to a lower open Tuesday after a powerful bounce yesterday. In the world of IBD that action constituted a follow-through day and we are now in a “confirmed uptrend”. What does this mean? It means the market has a new “fledgling rally”. This type of rally doesn’t always lead to a major bull run, but none have Read more…
Kevin Grewal: The Durbin Amendment seeks to reduce credit and debit card networks from imposing anti-competitive restrictions and high transaction fees on small businesses, merchants and government agencies and could provide positive support for some large-cap and regional Read more…
Dian L. Chu: A year after Greece received a €110 billion ($158 billion) bailout package from the European Union (EU) and IMF, the resurgence of the European debt crisis serves to illustrate that Read more…
Jared Levy: When I was a kid, I used to play soccer in the alley behind our house with the neighborhood kids. It was a narrow lane, so we didn’t have much room. And the goals were pretty Read more…
Martin Hutchinson: In February 2009, I examined the top 12 U.S. banks and gave a generally bullish outlook for them, pointing out that at a fraction of net asset value, their shares were mostly Read more…
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