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James Brumley's articles mainly focus on investment analysis and often cite data. He covers a wide range of topics related to the stock market, investing, retirement planning, dividend stocks, and technology stocks. Given his focus on providing investment insights supported by data, he may be interested in receiving pitches from financial experts who can offer evidence-based perspectives on these subjects.
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By: James Brumley
Key Points President-elect Donald Trump has promised to impose tariffs on a range of goods imported into the United States. Discount retail chains Dollar Tree and Dollar General both rely on imports to keep their prices low. Although both stocks are well down from past highs, interested investors will want to weigh each stock's lingering risks. Motley Fool Issues Rare “All In” Buy Alert
Key Points Cigarette giant British American Tobacco offers no real growth potential, but a massive amount of long-lived income. Despite the rhetoric regarding the economic backdrop, Bank of America is performing far better than most investors might expect it to be at this time. Wireless telecom powerhouse Verizon's business is stunningly resilient. Ditto for its dividend, and dividend growth. Motley Fool Issues Rare “All In” Buy Alert
By: James Brumley
As the old adage goes, past performance is no guarantee of future results. Look ahead rather than behind.
Key Points The novel restaurant chain can self-fund its growth, leaving it fiscally flexible. Consumers also love the Mediterranean flavor palate Cava offers. The expensive stock is likely to grow into its current valuation as profit growth explodes.
Key Points iPhone revenue and unit sales have been stagnant since the beginning of 2022. The smartphone still accounts for half of Apple's revenue. Apple's generative AI offerings may not be quite as game-changing as the earlier hype implied. Buy Alert: Our 10 best stocks to buy right now (see the list)
Key Points Steady growth and reliable profits are well-established norms here. Costco's business model has also proven increasingly marketable. A recent pause in this stock's rally presents a rare entry opportunity. Motley Fool Issues Rare “All In” Buy Alert
By: James Brumley
Key Points The Amazon of Latin America spent significant dollars on marketing last quarter, particularly to expand its credit card business. This expansion also dramatically drove up the company's provisions for credit losses. All this spending will drive near-term and long-term (and profitable) sales growth. Motley Fool Issues Rare “All In” Buy Alert
Just because they aren't anyone's favorites right now doesn't mean they're not worth owning.
Key Points Sirius XM share prices have been halved this year. Buffett and Berkshire's managers, however, have held onto their stake in Sirius XM even as they've sold bigger (and arguably better) names. Sirius XM shares are poised to recover once the market starts seeing how its recent overhaul efforts are going to pan out. 10 stocks we like better than Sirius XM
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