Keith Speights
Contributor at The Motley Fool (U.S.)
Investor, author, and regular contributor to The Motley Fool. Views are solely mine.
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4 days ago |
fool.com | Daniel Foelber |Anders Bylund |Keith Speights |Demitri Kalogeropoulos
Sunny days and summertime festivities are on the horizon for June. But there's no guarantee the clouds overhanging the broader market will dissipate. Instead of trying to guess what the stock market will do in the short term, a better approach is to invest in companies with strong underlying investment theses that have the staying power to endure economic cycles.
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5 days ago |
fool.com | Keith Speights |David Jagielski
A new month has arrived. Investors now have a fresh opportunity to buy great stocks. Three Motley Fool contributors believe they've found no-brainer healthcare stocks to buy in June. Here's why they like Amgen (AMGN 1.59%), Vertex Pharmaceuticals (VRTX -1.14%), and Summit Therapeutics (SMMT -30.39%). Amgen is a dividend stock with a ton of upsideDavid Jagielski (Amgen): One of the best healthcare stocks to buy in June is Amgen.
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6 days ago |
fool.com | Keith Speights
More than 100 million Americans use AT&T's (T 1.31%) products and services. So do nearly 2.5 million businesses. How many investors rely on A&T's stock to generate reliable dividend income? I don't know the number, but I suspect it's significant. AT&T has been a longtime favorite for many income investors. How much dividend money could you make by owning AT&T? It depends on how much of the stock you buy. Here's how many shares of AT&T you should own to make $5,000 in annual dividend income.
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6 days ago |
fool.com | Keith Speights
When should I claim Social Security benefits? That's one of the most important questions Americans will have to answer as they approach retirement age. The most popular age for claiming Social Security is 62, the earliest age for which benefits can be received. However, the full retirement age for anyone born in 1960 or later is 67. If you're weighing your options about claiming at 62 or 67, there are several things you should know.
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6 days ago |
fool.com | Keith Speights
Many investment managers have a hard time beating the S&P 500. Not Bill Miller. When he ran Legg Mason Capital Management's Value Trust, Miller delivered higher returns than the S&P 500 for 15 consecutive years, from 1990 to 2005. Miller founded Miller Value Partners and served as its chairman and chief investment officer through May 2023. He passed the baton to his son, Bill Miller IV, who is carrying on the family legacy. Miller Value Partners' investment portfolio includes 34 stocks.
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