Month: May 2024

When one of Cathie Wood’s favorite stocks tumbles, the head of Ark Investment Management frequently responds by increasing her position. If you’re an experienced investor, you’ve likely heard of Wood. She may be the country’s Read more…

Midcap stocks are often the forgotten stepchild of the equities market, as focus centers on the excitement of large-cap and small-cap stocks. But good opportunities are available in the midcap world, says Ryan Kelley, co-manager Read more…

Even if you’re a giant retail corporation with enough in the budget to give customers everything they could ever wish for, it’s probably still not enough.  These days, if you want to keep up with – or Read more…

Launched in 1967 out of San Antonio, Southwest Airlines  (SWCC)  is one of the country’s first and oldest airlines to run on the low-cost business model.  It was the airline that first started serving peanuts aboard Read more…

Wall Street faces a series of market-specific tests over the holiday-shortened week as investors shift focus from the outsized profits reported by the megacap tech giants to broader concerns about the health of the U.S. Read more…

Sometimes you hear older cruisers refer to the new megaships being built by Royal Caribbean, Carnival, and MSC Cruises as “floating amusement parks.” That’s meant to be derisive and it refers to the fact the Read more…

Target has greatly changed its merchandise over the past few years and, in many ways, Walmart has followed its lead. Instead of its old model of having a traditional house brand for its private-label products, Read more…

Nothing last forever, and that’s especially true on the Las Vegas Strip, where aside from Donny Osmond, Carrot Top and Wayne Newton, change comes for everything.  On the Strip, every restaurant and many of the Read more…