HeyJaredPhilip van Doorn
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15 stocks that have grown dividends the most — and nearly all have beaten the S&P 500 (opens the original)
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You might not be impressed by a stock with a 2% dividend yield as long-term interest rates have been rising quickly in the bond market. But a screen of the S&P 500 shows that companies that have raised their payouts the most have tended to be strong overall performers for long-term investors. Wednesday afternoon, 10-year U.S. Treasury notes BX:TMUBMUSD10Y were yielding 4.96%, up from 4.47% at the end of June and from 4.17% at the end of last year. Investors has been selling off bonds (which driv
These software stocks are in a prime spot to benefit from a rapidly shifting AI landscape (opens the original)
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The software industry has been on a wild ride this year, but investors might be best served by looking harder at how much cash a company is generating, which is crucial as the largest players continue to spend heavily on the build-out of artificial-intelligence infrastructure. Strategists at Morgan Stanley, led by Mike Wilson, wrote in a note to clients about a changing focus within the stock market from an "early-cycle, capital intensive trade" on AI development toward a "midcycle rotation towa
How to invest in a booming stock market that’s way cheaper than the S&P 500 (opens the original)
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S&P Dow Jones Indices has reclassified Poland as a developed economy, which is an upgrade for the country as the data provider had previously rated it as an emerging market. This has implications for investors, because stocks of Polish companies will be moved to different indexes — those seen as less risky for investors. S&P Dow Jones Indices (a subsidiary of S&P Global) is giving plenty of lead time with its recent announcement about Poland ahead of the reconstitution of its indexes in Septembe
The Treasury, the Fed and the threat to your money (opens the original)
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The movement of U.S. Treasury bond yields can have a dramatic effect on investors as bond prices fall, on savers who have new opportunities to earn attractive yields, and on people looking to buy homes at a time when mortgage rates are rising. On Friday, 30-year U.S. Treasury bonds BX:TMUBMUSD30Y were yielding 5.27%, which was slightly higher than a week earlier — despite the Treasury Department's intervention on Wednesday, when it announced the doubling of its buybacks of long-dated bonds. That
9 stocks to ride the industrial sector’s blazing rally (opens the original)
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Believe it or not, U.S. stocks have gotten cheaper this year, even as the S&P 500 has continued to trundle higher. While the market has risen, its gains haven't quite kept up with Wall Street's increasingly sunny outlook for corporate earnings growth. As a result, the forward price-to-earnings ratio for the index — a popular valuation metric — has declined, even though it is sitting on a year-to-date gain of 12.4%. Anxious bond market sends troubling message to investors: There's no easy fix for
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