Senior Markets Analysis Writer at Barron's
Paul R. La Monica is a Senior Markets Analysis Writer at Barron's. He specializes in finance, trading, and investment strategies, with a keen focus on stocks, bonds, and alternative investments, often intertwining insights from the sports and pop culture realms. La Monica's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including KITV4 Island News, CNN, and MarketWatch.
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Investors looking for stability should buy these funds focused on companies with strong sales, healthy dividends, and cash flow.
Chips stocks and the AI trade are so passé. If you're looking for hot momentum plays, go old-school value instead. Stability is the new sexy.
Investors looking for stability should buy these funds focused on companies with strong sales, healthy dividends, and cash flow.
By: Paul R. La Monica
Breadth is healthy and that’s huge to keeping this bear market stoked, says one strategist.
By: Paul R. La Monica
Chip stocks have taken it on the chin lately, but worries about the AI trade don't have to bring down the entire market.
Gold is one of the market's go-to hedges in rocky times. Don't forget that gold miners' stocks are too.
Gold is one of the market’s go-to hedges in rocky times. Don’t forget that gold miners’ stocks, are too.
Even with the precious metal’s recent weakness, gold mining stocks could be the best way to profit from this year’s uncertainty.
Drink three large coffees in a row and you get a buzz, maybe the jitters and an upset stomach. Trade the hottest ETF on Wall Street and you get the same effect.
By: Paul R. La Monica
Chip stocks have been on a wild ride lately. But investors are flocking to an ETF that enhances the daily exposure of leading semiconductor shares. Buyer beware.
