For The Better

Broadcom’s AI chip business will rapidly expand in the next few years.

Imagine spending $1.3 billion on an investment and then collecting $479 million from it — for the year.

Apple’s best days might be behind it, but that doesn’t mean it’s no longer a stock worth buying.

This IPO convinced Greg Abel to break one of Buffett’s biggest precedents.

These companies pay durable and growing dividends.

Looking beyond near-term headwinds paints a fairly bright picture of Johnson & Johnson’s outlook.

An analysis of Lockheed Martin’s backlog reveals positive news for investors.

Here’s why selling everything in a crash could be a costly mistake, what to examine in your portfolio, and how to prepare for opportunities when other investors become fearful.

Microsoft cloud computing business may not be as profitable as its other segments.

Can a 2.35% yield still compete with a government-backed 5%?

I’m a shareholder, myself, with no plans to sell.

The two companies are not necessarily competitors, but they offer investors vastly different risk profiles.

Social Security recipients will receive an above-average boost beginning next year.

This decade’s fourth-quarter performances paint a bullish picture.

Will Northrop Grumman make Textron’s mistake, spending too much to develop an aircraft that no one wants to buy?

Jerome Powell boldly went where few Fed chairs have gone before.

The company’s shares have generated a total return of just 6% in the past five years.

Momentum is only half the battle. Their underlying companies still need to justify the continued bullishness of their stocks.

Elon Musk is thinking big. Literally.

Retirees are getting more than enough to offset higher food prices, but the impending pay raise is being more than offset by other costs. Optimizing cash flow remains the key.