There's still time to get in on these picks, to profit from payouts and appreciation.
Sure, these stocks have been on a tear, but they aren't headed toward a cliff. Here's why.
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Stocks have pushed high enough that investors have to plan for a pullback in the not-too-distant future.
Tech stocks are out of favor, and cheap as a result. But the sector should get a boost -- starting in the year's second half -- as corporations start spending their IT budgets.
It's hard to believe that the same company that's behind YouTube Premium also green-lighted Google Glass.
The retailer once again claims the crown as the largest company in America, ranked by revenue.
Apple is the most valuable company after shares jump more than 19% since mid-April. The catalyst: the company's decision to boost its dividend 15% and buy back billions of dollars in shares.
The appointment of Renée James as president demonstrates the board's commitment to a new strategy to help take Intel chips into new devices.
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