Keith Speights

1 week ago | fool.com | Keith Speights

Like any news-focused media company, Newsmax (NMAX 14.31%) centers its business on bad news. While many people say they prefer good news, bad news attracts viewers. Those viewers attract advertisers. And advertisers are Newsmax's primary revenue source. However, Newsmax might not report much about the latest not-so-good news that affects its own business. Its share price has already fallen over 70% since the initial public offering (IPO) in March. Is Newsmax stock poised to plunge even more?

1 week ago | fool.com | Keith Speights

Yo-yos are fun for kids. But yo-yo stock markets aren't so fun for grown-up investors. And unfortunately, there's been a lot more down "yo" recently than up "yo."Many investors might feel as if they're getting whiplash from the market's frantic gyrations, fueled by the Trump administration's back-and-forth announcements about tariffs. However, I think three growth stocks are no-brainer picks to buy on the bounce. 1.

1 week ago | fool.com | Keith Speights

Some investors see a striking similarity between lottery tickets and biotech stocks. In most cases, buying lottery tickets ends up being a waste of money. So does investing in most biotech stocks. But just as one lucky lottery ticket can provide game-changing wealth, so can the right biotech stock. Iovance Biotherapeutics (IOVA 0.30%) just might be the right kind of biotech stock. The company has already achieved success. Could it even be a millionaire-maker?

1 week ago | fool.com | Keith Speights

If you look up "magnificent" in a dictionary, you'll probably find definitions such as impressive, striking, or excellent. Those words capture the essence of what magnificent means. But they don't apply to the so-called "Magnificent Seven" stocks these days. The tariff-fueled market sell-off has caused all seven stocks in the group to plunge by double-digit percentages. All but one dropped more than 20%.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Keith Speights

NowThey tried to sell their homes without a real estate agent. Here’s how it wentCNN — When Jill Langen decided to list her Clarkston, Michigan, home of 25 years for sale last month, she did it without the help of a real estate agent. Seven days later, she had an agreement signed with a buyer and her home was off the market. Langen’s decision to go it alone isn’t typical among …2 hours agoThis 8-Word Question Instantly Kills AnxietyYes, it demands a little bravery.