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If you've ever bought a ticket to a concert or a sporting event, you know the pain of paying those pesky ticket fees. Live Nation (NYSE: LYV) owns Ticketmaster and dominates roughly 70% of the

There are few guarantees in life, but for those seeking to grow richer over time, buying quality, shareholder-friendly businesses is likely the most surefire strategy. Boasting 45 consecutive years

Scrutiny of Snowflake's (NYSE: SNOW) financial results on Wednesday afternoon was likely greater than usual. Many stocks of profitless tech companies, like Snowflake, have fallen sharply over the

Though nobody can say with certainty whether we'll be entering a recession in 2023, enough signs are pointing that way to cause both people and businesses to begin preparing accordingly. For

The market doesn't always get a growth stock's valuation right, and when it's wrong, there's often an opportunity to make a hearty dollop of dosh -- and it's always good to feel as if you're a step

Warren Buffett has been the world's most famous value investor for decades, and he's always on the lookout for deals. But just because the Oracle of Omaha and his company Berkshire Hathaway

If you're interested in generating stable dividend income today as well as in the future, you'll need to look for a very particular kind of investment. Most companies don't have the benefit of

United States Steel (NYSE: X) is one of the oldest steel makers around, holding an iconic place in the industry even if it is no longer the leading company in the space. Part of the problem stems

Like all growth stocks, medical device maker Medtronic (NYSE: MDT) had a difficult 2022, with its stock plunging 25%. However, 2023 appears to be off to a good start for the company. The stock is up

Rivian's (NASDAQ: RIVN) earnings didn't leave a lot to like for investors. The company isn't increasing production as quickly as hoped, but that's not where the concern should be. Demand is now a

Building a million-dollar retirement fund is a lofty goal, but it is attainable -- as long as you have the right strategy.

There's no one-size-fits-all approach to investing, and there are several

After a tough 2022, growth stocks have regained their footing in early 2023. The Vanguard Growth Index Fund is up by a healthy 8.8% so far this year, and the iShares Russell 1000 Growth ETF has

Shares in premium heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) company AAON (NASDAQ: AAON) rose 19.2% in February, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence. The move comes

The semiconductor industry is a critically important one and worth the consideration of every long-term stock investor. That said, if you conclude that you want to invest in semiconductor companies

Alibaba (NYSE: BABA) stock has been on quite a roller-coaster ride over its history. The high-profile Chinese e-commerce company's share price surged for several years following its 2014 initial

When we zoom out and evaluate the cryptocurrency asset class over the course of its 14-year history, a clear pattern of boom and bust cycles becomes evident. Similar to the stock market, bear

Enbridge (NYSE: ENB) has been a magnificent investment over the years. The Canadian energy infrastructure company has increased its dividend for 28 straight years. That has allowed it to generate

Wall Street was happy with the latest operating update from Garmin (NYSE: GRMN). Sure, the tech device company reported declining sales in late 2022 while projecting another year of weaker margins

Most of the time, the market demands a high price for companies that will soon experience booms. But there's not much point in buying a growth stock if it can't actually expand its operations for

A stock that grows its dividend can be a valuable asset in your portfolio. That's because its rising dividend payment will help offset the effects of inflation, and it means more cash for your

Investing in cryptocurrencies is not the only way to profit from an upswing in the crypto market. Some companies, for example, now hold Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) directly on their balance sheets and are