Investors can choose from several dividend investing strategies, including the two most popular ones: growth and income. A dividend growth investing strategy focuses on a stock's long-term appreciation potential.
Nvidia added more than $2 trillion to its market capitalization in just the last 18 months thanks to artificial intelligence (AI). Several other companies are also thriving in the hardware and software segments of the AI space.
Broadcom has generated a huge return for its investors over the past decade. It continues to expand and evolve through bold acquisitions.
The semiconductor boom has rewarded many investors who picked them up before the latest AI-fueled surge. Though there's still value (and room to run) for many of the AI chip stocks, there are also the overheated ones that may be vulnerable to a correction at some point in the near future.
Broadcom Inc. (AVGO) closed at $1,412.45 in the latest trading session, marking a +0.33% move from the prior day.
Dividend stocks attract many investors due to their steady cash flow. Corporations with strong balance sheets tend to give out quarterly dividends and hike their payouts every year.
Semiconductors are the bedrock for many devices and resources that we use every day. They power our computers, TVs, automobiles and other everyday items.
The S&P 500 index is trading at an all-time high, buoyed by a strong earnings season to start 2024. CrowdStrike and Broadcom are set to release their latest financial results in June.
Now that NVIDIA (Nasdaq: NVDA) has proven the prognosticators right and declared its stock split, who could be the next to issue a stock split?
AVGO stock is near a buy point after selling off on earnings in March.
Shares in global chipmakers have continued to move higher presenting some compelling chip stocks to buy. This is amid a more favorable macro backdrop and unprecedented demand for high-end chips that power artificial intelligence (AI) apps.
Cash flow allows you to hold onto your investments while receiving extra money to cover your expenses. Many investors load up on dividend stocks as they get closer to retirement due to their yields.