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If there is one thing that investors can expect when putting money to work in the energy sector, it is volatility. Oil and natural gas, as commodities, have a long history of swift, often dramatic price moves. This is why […]

“Don’t judge a book by its cover” is an old saying that should be heeded when considering high-yield dividend stocks. A great example is the nearly 15% yield on offer from AGNC Investment (AGNC 0.42%). It is, in fact, too

Turnaround situations can be very risky, but not all of them. That’s the big picture story when you look at real estate investment trust (REIT) W.P. Carey (WPC 0.56%) and Canadian financial giant Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD -0.06%). Both of these

ChargePoint (CHPT -3.88%) is at the leading edge of the electric vehicle (EV) transition. Although it doesn’t make vehicles, it does provide the vital charging products and services that are needed for widespread adoption of EVs. It is an exciting

If you look at midstream giant Kinder Morgan (KMI 0.71%) in isolation today, it seems like an attractive dividend stock. The yield is roughly 4% or so, which is higher than the 3.3% yield of the average energy company, using

The broader stock market fell into a quick bear market during the early days of the coronavirus pandemic. Toronto-Dominion Bank‘s (TD 0.07%) share price fell just like most other stocks during that period. And then the stock rallied strongly, just

High-yield energy stocks can provide diversification to your portfolio. But if you pick the right high-yielders, they can also offer stability — you just have to avoid the segments of the energy sector known for massive, commodity-driven price swings. Both

Costco (COST 0.88%) is a store I frequent almost weekly, thanks to the good prices and the shockingly fresh produce. That said, I’ve never owned the stock, even though it has the type of impressive dividend record that attracts my

Altria (MO 0.97%) is a stock that you are likely to either love or hate. There’s very little middle ground. And the reasons that people might find themselves on either side of the debate will likely center around some of

Altria’s stock is up by more than 30% over the past year, with a recent, and sizable, post-earnings jump. Is it worth this price? Shares of Altria (MO 0.95%) have had a great run over the past year, gaining more