Nicholas Jasinski
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New York, NY, United States
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Stocks Could Return About 10% in 2023—But First, They’re Going to Fall
After a selloff in the year's first half, equities could rebound as investors anticipate a return to economic growth, market strategists say. → Read More
Disney Stock Has a Tough Year Ahead. Investors Have Already Been Burned.
The same arguments now favoring the shares could have been made a year ago, but they wouldn't have panned out well. → Read More
Visa Stock Has Been Unfairly Beaten Up. It’s Time to Buy.
Visa shares have been hit hard by the broad market selloff, but its earnings suggest that they were hit too hard. → Read More
It’s Time for Bargain Hunting, Say U.S. Money Managers
Our latest Big Money poll of professional investors finds many bearish about stocks in the near term, but bullish about the market’s longer-term outlook. → Read More
Turbulent Times Are Here to Stay. How to Invest for the Next Decade.
The investment landscape is shifting. Here’s how to build a plan for long-term success—along with some stocks, bonds, and funds that can help you reach your goals. → Read More
Newmont Stock Is Too Cheap to Ignore. Why It’s Time to Buy.
The only gold stock in the S&P 500 index is a hedge against uncertainty with a 5% dividend yield. The shares could have an upside of 20%. → Read More
The Fed Is Serious About Fighting Inflation. The Stock Market Has More to Fall.
The central bank won’t be coming to the market’s rescue. → Read More
Bearish Now, Bullish Later: How Investors Are Sizing Up Stocks
Barron’s latest Big Money poll finds 45% of professional investors neutral on stocks in the near term, with rising rates offsetting higher earnings. → Read More
Warner Bros. Discovery Stock Is Now Trading. Why It’s a Buy.
The spinoff has the assets to be a winner in the streaming wars and a cheap stock to get investors interested. → Read More
Stock Splits Actually Work—Just Not for the Reason Everyone Thinks
Years of data show positive results for companies that split their stocks. That’s puzzling for anyone that believes in a rational market. Here’s how to make sense of stock splits. → Read More
Stocks Are Full of Fear. How to Cope With an Emotional Market.
Stocks have seen big declines since Russia invaded Ukraine. The war is tragic, but for U.S. markets and companies there’s reason to think the impact will be temporary. → Read More
High-Yielding Stocks Are Often Too Good to Be True. Not These.
Business development companies look like fixed income and trade like stocks. The upside for investors: dividend yields over 7%. → Read More
'Bomb Cyclone' Wreaks Havoc for U.S. Airlines, Prompting Thousands of Cancellations
The disruptions were concentrated in New York, Boston, and Philadelphia area airports. → Read More
Stocks Have Had Their Worst January Since 2008. How to Invest in 2022.
The volatility is painful, but selloffs create opportunities. This time is unlikely to be different. → Read More
Stocks Have Had Their Worst January Since 2008. That’s Creating Buying Opportunities.
Stocks have had their worst January since 2008, but the selloff has played out according to script—and it’s creating buying opportunities. → Read More
Omicron Is Wreaking Havoc on the World. Investors Are the Only Ones Not Worried.
Stocks are hitting records as the variant surges. Why investors have brushed off the new wave of Covid. → Read More
Omicron Is Wreaking Havoc on the World. Investors Are the Only Ones Not Worried.
Stocks are hitting records as the variant surges. Why investors have brushed off the new wave of Covid. → Read More
Don’t Expect Big Returns From the Stock Market Next Year as Interest Rates Rise
While economists and market strategists see muted gains, there will be plenty of places where investors can hide—and prosper. → Read More
How Barron’s Small-Company Stock Picks Have Fared
Our calls—35 so far—are about four percentage points ahead of the stock market on average. → Read More
The Stock Market Slumped Because the Debt Ceiling Standoff Rekindled Memories of the Worst Kind
Failure to address the debt limit would result in an unprecedented U.S. sovereign debt default. → Read More