Michelle Fox

1 week ago | cnbc.com | Michelle Fox

Income investors looking for a way to play the boom in artificial intelligence can look to municipal bonds connected to data centers, according to Nuveen. A lot has been made of the need for data centers to provide the infrastructure for AI, and subsequently, the increasing demand to power them. The power consumption by data centers is expected to account for almost half of the demand in electricity growth between now and 2030, a new report from the International Energy Agency found .

1 week ago | cnbc.com | Michelle Fox

Investors looking for a ballast during downturns may want to consider core bonds, despite the recent rockiness in the fixed-income market, according to experts. Last week was one of the most volatile periods on record for the market thanks to the rollout of President Donald Trump 's tariff policies and concerns about how these levies and the ongoing trade war with China will impact the economy. Stocks ultimately ended the week higher.

2 weeks ago | cnbc.com | Michelle Fox

Investors still concerned about what will happen with President Donald Trump's tariff policy have a place to hide in three stocks, according to investor Rebecca Walser. Despite the 90-day pause on "reciprocal" tariffs announced Wednesday, the market fell Thursday - giving back some of the historic gains from the previous session. A 145% levy on goods from China, a 10% broad duty and 25% tariffs on aluminum, autos and some goods from Mexico and Canada still stand.

2 weeks ago | cnbc.com | Michelle Fox

Navigating the market's wild swings may be nerve-wracking, but certain dividend stocks can help smooth the ride, according to investor Jenny Harrington. Stocks rebounded on Tuesday after three sessions of steep declines. The market rout began after President Donald Trump announced his sweeping tariff policy last week. On Monday, the S & P 500 briefly entered bear market territory, but was up 3.8% on Tuesday.

2 weeks ago | cnbc.com | Michelle Fox

Long-term investors may be fleeing stocks for high-quality bonds, but they should be mindful of their portfolio allocations, said Brian Rehling, head of global fixed income strategy at Wells Fargo Investment Institute. Stocks tumbled again on Monday, continuing the rout that began after President Donald Trump signed his tariff policy last week. Treasury yields moved higher after falling late last week when investors fled to safety amid concerns over a recession. Yields move inversely to prices.