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Better Stock Buy: AT&T vs. C3.ai

AT&T (NYSE: T) and C3.ai (NYSE: AI) generally appeal to different types of tech investors. AT&T, one of the largest telecom companies in America, is usually owned for stability and dividends instead

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Despite a 38% Plunge, This Elite Dividend Stock Continues to Generate Impressive Growth

NextEra Energy (NYSE: NEE) is having a rough year on Wall Street. Shares of the utility have plunged by roughly 38% from their 52-week high.

However, while its shares have taken a nasty tumble, the

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2 Monster Growth Stocks That Turned $5,000 Into $300,000 (or More) in 20 Years

Wall Street legend Peter Lynch once said, "All you need for a lifetime of successful investing is a few big winners, and the pluses from those will overwhelm the minuses from the stocks that don't

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Better Buy: Tractor Supply vs. Home Depot

Even though indexes have rallied this year, many top companies have missed out on the gains. Certain consumer-related stocks have suffered as investors shy away from those that depend on spending

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The Bull Market in Artificial Intelligence Is Just Getting Started: 2 Top AI Stocks to Buy Right Now

From better data analytics and decision-making to profit-boosting productivity and efficiency gains, the potential benefits of artificial intelligence (AI) are enormous.

The following companies are

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3 Dental Supply Stocks You Can Sink Your Teeth Into

Like regular flossing, dental supply companies are sometimes overlooked, but Henry Schein (NASDAQ: HSIC), Dentsply Sirona (NASDAQ: XRAY), and Patterson Companies (NASDAQ: PDCO) are all thriving

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2 Exceptional Dividend Stocks Near 52-Week Lows. Are They Bargains Now?

This hasn't been a sensational year for the dividend stocks already in investors' portfolios, but you could hardly pick a better time to be a buyer. The risk-free returns institutional investors can

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Will Artificial Intelligence (AI) Make Tesla a Member of the $1 Trillion Club? Elon Musk Thinks So.

From shortfalls in vehicle deliveries to shrinking profit margins, Tesla's (NASDAQ: TSLA) third-quarter earnings report gave investors few reasons to cheer. While Wall Street analysts express

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Here's What Medicare Part A Costs and Covers in 2024

For those 65 or older, Medicare coverage is an invaluable part of staying healthy. But Medicare is a complicated program as it has multiple parts designed to work together to provide comprehensive

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Can C3.ai Grow Its Revenue by 13X? Investors Might Have to Hope So.

C3.ai (NYSE: AI) has been one of the early beneficiaries of the mainstream adoption of artificial intelligence (AI). Its AI services are used by famous customers such as the U.S. Department of

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Could Investors Reap the Rewards of a Debt-Free Dutch Bros?

Dutch Bros (NYSE: BROS), the spirited drive-thru coffee company born in Oregon, recently made a bold financial move that's stirring up discussions in the investment world. In a strategic play, the

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3 No-Brainer Stocks to Buy With $300 Right Now

Investors have been taken on quite the ride since this decade began. They've endured two bear markets (the COVID-19 crash and 2022 bear market), as well as a period of borderline irrational

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Is Germany's Top Chipmaker a Great Value Stock to Buy Now?

The electrification and digitization process of the automobile is well underway and could be a top technology trend for many years to come. But that doesn't mean the transition will be smooth. The

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Worried Social Security Won't Be There When You Retire? Here's How to Generate Retirement Income Without It.

Many of today's workers are convinced that Social Security won't be around by the time they're ready to retire. And the good news is that such a scenario really is not on the table.

It's true that

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Here's Where Social Security's 2024 Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) Ranks, Historically

Regardless of whether you're already retired or just entering the labor force, Social Security income is liable to play a key role in helping you make ends meet. Based on more than two decades'

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