Legacy techs still have plenty of appeal

Technology stocks fared poorly in 2022 on investor fears that rising inflation and interest rates would dramatically slow spending on new computers and services. However, we still like the long-term prospects for these three legacy names, and feel IBM and Intel are currently top choices… Read More

Look for Visa to keep moving higher

Visa’s shares fell below $135 at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020. However, the stock quickly recovered as lockdowns prompted a surge in online shopping and lifted the company’s revenue from processing credit and debit card payments.
We feel the stock will continue… Read More

Don’t overlook mid-cap stock opportunities

Medium-sized companies are a bit like the proverbial middle child—they tend not to get as much attention from investors as the smallest or the biggest. But this creates opportunities for investors who are prepared to add the best of those stocks—or the ETFs that hold… Read More

Mid-cap stocks will benefit your portfolio

Many investors overlook mid-cap stocks, thinking that a combination of large- and small-cap stocks will provide their portfolios with all the diversification they really need. However, as a group, U.S. mid-cap stocks have often performed better than large caps and are generally less risky than… Read More

Earnings rocketed 59% at Finning Int’l Inc.

Earnings rocketed 59% at Finning Int’l Inc.

This firm recently announced that its CEO will step down to head up the Bank of Nova Scotia. The company has appointed Kevin Parkes as his replacement.

Mr. Parkes will likely continue the company’s current strategy of expanding its product support (equipment maintenance) business. The company’s… Read More

Here are updates on two of your buys

Long-time readers know that we keep you informed of important news about the stocks we cover. That means highlighting developments and plans that promise to brighten prospects for investors. Here are two buys that stand out this month:
MAJOR DRILLING, $11.11, is a buy. This large contract… Read More

Get a 4.5% yield from IBM

Get a 4.5% yield from IBM

The market downturn has hit the technology sector hard as higher interest rates prompt businesses and consumers to cut their spending on new computers and software.

Even so, we feel this firm’s latest moves will help protect its current dividend. That makes it a top… Read More