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Under Armour Vs. Nike: Which Athletic Stock is No. 1?
Shares of Nike and Under Armour have climbed in the last year, along with earnings. Here how they match up. Discover which stock's a best stock to buy today.
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3 Top Undervalued Bank Stocks
These Canadian bank stocks are bargains right now and they offering both income and value.
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Growth Makes Starbucks a Premium Play
Stronger consumer spending means Starbucks is ringing up more lattes. It's still a premium stock with a lot to love.
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China’s Slowing Economic Growth
China's slowing economic growth affects the global economy, especially in commodities. Investors should stay focused on U.S. stocks.
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The Best Retail Stock for Cheap Oil
After stumbling in 2013, Target is positioned to reap rewards in retail as consumers find more money in their wallets due to cheap oil prices.
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Does the Ford Dividend Increase Make the Stock a Buy?
Ford upped its dividend as US vehicle sales eased in December, and its earnings will release this month. Let's examine the big picture.
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Is Revamped Wendy’s Appetizing for Investors?
As Wendy's tries to re-brand, streamline and reposition itself, investors will want to watch its results and wait for a lower entry point for the stock.
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The Sweet Spot of Dividend Yields? Try These Four Percenters
Want to earn safe income but enough yield to make a difference? Try these four stocks with 4% dividend yields.
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Four Ways to Find Value in a High-Priced Market
With the S&P 500 trading at nearly 20 times earnings, it’s a challenging time for investors to find value in the market.
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GE Stock Continues Its Post-Recession Rebuild
The latest increase now gives GE stock a current dividend yield of 3.7%, but its dividend may not be its only attractive feature. As GE rebuilds, it’s now poised for new growth.
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