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Canopy Growth Is Eyeing Another Reverse Stock Split. Will It Be Enough to Light a Fire Beneath the Beaten-Down Pot Stock? (opens the original)
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Canopy Growth (NASDAQ: CGC) did a reverse stock split on Dec. 15, 2023. After that split, the stock fell by nearly 50% before there was a brief marijuana stock rally. Today, the shares are down by roughly 80% from their pre-reverse-split levels. And, notably, they are back below $1 per share. The company has to do something about this situation. Major exchanges have rules that must be followed for a company to remain listed on the exchange. Often, maintaining a share price of at least $1 is a ke
3 Dividend Stocks Sitting Outside the AI Power Trade -- And Still Winning (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is really just a fancy computer program. While much of the news focuses on the computer chips and data centers needed to support AI, that ecosystem doesn't work without electricity. Access to reliable power has been a major bottleneck in the AI build-out, with utilities and other power providers likely to benefit from a step change in electricity demand. But there's another step, seemingly outside of the electricity sector, that you should consider if you are a divid
Even with 10-Year Treasury Yields Around 5%, I'd Still Rather Buy This S&P 500 Dividend Stock for Passive Income in September. (opens the original)
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Treasuries are considered safe because they are backed by the U.S. government. A "safe" 5% yield, which is where the 10-year Treasury is hovering around today, is pretty enticing if you are worried that stock prices are going to crater. However, bonds have a major shortfall for long-term investors. Here's why I'd rather own out-of-favor Hormel (NYSE: HRL) and its 5.6% yield. To sum up the problem in one word: Inflation. A bond is a loan in which you provide capital and collect interest. But the
3 Nuclear Energy Stocks to Buy Before 2026 Ends (opens the original)
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There are 417 operating nuclear reactors worldwide, with another 77 currently under construction. Rising electricity demand is driving the construction of new reactors, with the U.S. alone expected to see a 6x increase in power demand growth between 2025 and 2045. Global electricity demand is coming from nations that are moving up the socioeconomic ladder and from modern technologies, such as artificial intelligence and the electrification of products once powered by fossil fuels (cars and lawn
Billionaire Ken Griffin Just Loaded Up on This Dividend King, and Wall Street Still Sees Upside (opens the original)
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Wall Street likes to keep tabs on investors with strong track records, such as Ken Griffin, the founder of the hedge fund Citadel. The goal is to find clues that could help guide your own investment approach, with the legally required 13F filing a key source of information. The most recent 13F from Griffin's Citadel shows that he made a big, second-quarter investment in AbbVie (NYSE: ABBV), increasing his stake by over 500%. Here are some ideas on why he did that and why you might want to follow
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