2 Dividend-Paying Tech Stocks to Buy in February
These supercharged income stocks could be big winners for years to come.
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These supercharged income stocks could be big winners for years to come.
This pair of companies can serve you well today and in the future.
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MacroBusiness Access Subscriber Only Content at 9:00 am on May 5, 2021 | 6 comments It began in mid-February this year as markets woke with a start to an imminent burst of US inflation. That awakening triggered a back-up in bond yields and the rest follows automatically. Equities were forced to reprice on factors that weighed against growth stocks with long-duration returns in favour of more reliable short-term duration value-stock returns. We saw a reprieve in this trade in April as the bond back-up eased: There are 2325 words left in this subscriber-only article. But last night Granny Yelle...
A New Tech Bubble Is Poised to Pop, Warns Bernstein Profitless companies with soaring stocks, like Pinterest and Snap, are flirting with trouble, the firm’s analysts say. Seems like déjà vu all over again, to quote that great sage, Yogi Berra. Alliance Bernstein is warning that a batch of unprofitable stock-market superstars from the tech world is in danger of going south. If so, it could be painfully reminiscent of the 2000-02 tech wreck, when hot internet companies flamed out spectacularly. Primo example: profitless Pets.com, which had a big ad buy during the Super Bowl back then and wa...