Blue Chip Stocks

As a company’s profits grow while its stock price stands still it becomes increasingly undervalued, which creates a great opportunity for new investment. Read more

One of the most difficult things a company can do is change with the times. No company is as adept at that as General Electric. Read more

As is frequently the case, Altria Group smoked consensus earnings estimates, with higher revenue leading to higher earnings growth. Read more

In the years before the financial crisis, big bank dividends that yielded between 3% and 5% were the norm. Read more

Consumer staples giant Procter & Gamble made big news recently when it announced it will sell several dozen beauty brands to Coty for a cool $12.5 billion. Read more

It’s true that REITs are vulnerable to rising interest rates. But any rate increase in the U.S. is likely to be a slow, gradual process. Read more

Smart investors know the key to a successful investing strategy is avoiding the whipsaws caused by meaningless chatter – like the Greek debt hullabaloo. Read more

It’s rare to see a stock on the daily scans with a bearish signal, and then see it the same day on the weekly bullish list. Read more

Eighty years ago, a little-known blue chip growth fund bought equal amounts of stock in 30 major U.S. companies. It hasn’t purchased any new stocks since. Read more