Investing Strategy

Healthcare stocks are trailing the broader market by margins not seen since 2008, as tumbling pharma giants and a stampede toward tech and AI names have left the sector deeply out of interest. The Healthcare Select Sector SPDR Fund (NYSE:XLV) now trades at just 0.2234 shares of the S&P 500 ETF...

The Dogs of the Dow What is it? The Dogs of the Dow is an investing strategy that focuses on investing in the top 10 highest dividend-yielding stocks in the Dow Jones 30 index every single year. The Dow Jones Industrial Average Index, also known as The DIJA or just “The Dow”, is an...

Investors who are bullish on a particular stock over a long-term period could find the concept of dollar cost averaging (DCA) of use. Specifically, DCA refers to an investment strategy in which an investor buys a fixed dollar amount of a particular stock (or ETF, commodity, etc.) regardless of its...

It takes just seven years for an investor to double their money — thanks to the magic of compounded interest and a little patience. CNBC's Jim Cramer made this topic a focal point of his daily "Mad Money" segment on Friday. Cramer's segment was directed more toward novice investors and...