The world still has a growing thirst for oil amid the continued worries of an economic slowdown. That may benefit some oil and gas MLPs.
Michael Tarsala
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After the QE3-inspired stock rally, here are the three types of technical stock patterns Michael Arold is using as part of his intermediate-term strategy:
Did you know that the S&P 500 is up 16% so far this year and has more than doubled off the 2009 lows? Investors in a recent poll thought stocks were still down.
The fiscal cliff might not be a disaster for dividend stock investors after all, suggests James Morrow, portfolio manager at Fidelity.
The transportation companies are still struggling, and they are sending repeated warning signals about future economic growth.
You can still find quality dividend-paying stocks in atypical sectors, including technology, says Harvest Financial's John Fattibene.
A possible military strike against Iran by Israel is a potentially significant stock market threat that is somehow still flying under the radar.
Stocks are near five-year highs. Market breadth has improved greatly. Still, there’s one group that is looking green around the gills: Utilities
It’s a “risk-on” market right now with the S&P 500 near four-year highs and several market indices reflecting broad risk aversion.
Price-to-earnings ratios look historically cheap, but that measure may also be deceptive based on the history of the 10-year PE.
Market breadth finally looks healthy -- very healthy, in fact -- and is finally confirming the strength of the rally.