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These are Barclays’ top defensive stocks. They also pay solid dividends

One way to steer through the volatility is through defensive stocks, the firm found. These names are rated overweight, and they pay dividends.

Author Posted on March 30, 2026Categories Uncategorized

The charts show semiconductor stocks are vulnerable to a big pullback, says Katie Stockton

The founder of Fairlead Strategies takes a look at the SMH and Taiwan Semiconductor charts.

Author Posted on March 30, 2026Categories Uncategorized

All eyes on the S&P 500 after other indexes slip into correction territory, says NYSE insider Jay Woods

In a weekly video to CNBC PRO subscribers, Woods explained the key levels to watch on the S&P 500 if it falls into a correction.

Author Posted on March 30, 2026Categories Uncategorized

These telecom giants that haven’t done too much in recent years just made Josh Brown’s list

Josh Brown take a look at these telecom giants.

Author Posted on March 30, 2026Categories Uncategorized

Maximize your wealth with these tax strategies

Building and protecting your wealth is more than just making smart investment decisions. Tax planning is also essential.

Author Posted on March 30, 2026Categories Uncategorized

There may be more losses ahead for the S&P 500. Trading another pullback with options

Michael Khouw breaks down this SPY trade.

Author Posted on March 30, 2026Categories Uncategorized

This online travel agency could soar on AI tailwinds, Jefferies says

Expedia Group could gain ground on several AI-related tailwinds, including easier web traffic acquisition and more personalized search results, per Jefferies.

Author Posted on March 30, 2026Categories Uncategorized

This cybersecurity stock may benefit from shift to AI-powered solutions, Wolfe Research says

CrowdStrike Holdings could get a boost from rising interest in AI-powered cybersecurity solutions after the debut of Anthropic’s Mythos AI, per Wolfe Research.

Author Posted on March 30, 2026Categories Uncategorized

Buy this cruise line operator that’s trading at a discount, says HSBC

The bank upgraded the cruise operator to buy from hold.

Author Posted on March 30, 2026Categories Uncategorized

Top Wall Street analysts like these dividend stocks for solid returns

These stocks that pay dividends consistently have the ability to generate long-term capital appreciation.

Author Posted on March 29, 2026Categories Uncategorized

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  • Is Tesla succeeding in AI? Watch this for a clue. June 19, 2026
    As Tesla has doubled down on artificial intelligence, investors are left trying to make sense of the company’s progress. According to analysts at Oppenheimer, tracking how Tesla spends its cash may provide some insight.
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    Midjourney is making a foray into healthcare with its latest body-scanner product, aiming to make medical imaging more accessible.
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  • I’m 55 and retiring in 6 years. Should I be switching to Roth 401(k) contributions now? June 18, 2026
    People are still holding back on participating in Roth plans at work, Vanguard says.
    Beth Pinsker
  • Trump’s Iran agreement is a massive buy signal for stocks June 18, 2026
    Hyperventilating experts were wrong about the Iran war. The end of the conflict is a massive buy signal for stocks.
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    Billions of dollars have flowed into SpaceX ETFs as retail investors look past conventional valuations.
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  • Two big reasons Accenture’s stock is sliding in the wake of earnings June 18, 2026
    The consulting company’s outlook came up short of expectations, and at least one analyst wonders if newly announced deals will bring complex integration challenges.
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  • Micron’s stock is on the rise. Even Apple isn’t safe from ballooning memory-chip costs. June 18, 2026
    Demand for memory chips will continue to outpace supply in the near term despite efforts to add manufacturing capacity, an analyst says.
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    This pro-level move minimizes out-of-pocket costs and helps manage risk.
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