Investing in consumer staples stocks are essential for investors during strong economic times, especially during a shift into economic stagnation. They provide investors with a strong base that isn't wildly affected by investor selloffs.
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Market forecasts are growing increasingly pessimistic. U.S. investment bank Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS ) warned earlier in July that the stock market is headed for a correction in the current third quarter.
Casey's (CASY) announces a deal to acquire 198 CEFCO convenience stores. This move expands its footprint in the Texas and southern markets.
The acquisition of Fikes Wholesale includes 198 stores and a dealer network. Fikes operates Cefco convenience stores.
This week has seven new dividend increases, including a dividend king. My investment strategy involves buying companies with consistent dividend growth and beating benchmarks. Tables and charts feature data sourced from U.S. Dividend Champions and NASDAQ. Companies must have at least 5 years of dividend growth history to be included.
The suddenness of the latest mid-cap melt-up was a hot topic of conversation last week. Though it's hard to tell just how sustainable the upward move was, I think it's safe to say that many investors were caught witnessing the move from the sidelines.
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The Zacks Style Scores offers investors a way to easily find top-rated stocks based on their investing style. Here's why you should take advantage.
Blue-chip stocks are associated with well-established, financially stable companies that have a track record of earnings growth and pay dividends to shareholders. These are not high-flying start-up companies that are racking up debt as they grow exponentially and race to grab market share from competitors.