Philip van Doorn
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Recent articles by Philip:
Weekend reads: How to know when to start buying stocks again
Also, nuts-and-bolts explanations of what has been happening with bitcoin and stablecoins. → Read More
These 4 funds are 2022 winners — they use a hedge-fund-like strategy to cut risk
Managed futures funds invest across asset classes and sometimes wager on falling stocks. → Read More
Oil prices are surging — these eight stocks are still bargains for long-term investors
Many oil and gas companies are still trading cheaply to expected earnings. And low spending on new oil wells supports high energy prices for years to come. → Read More
Here's the case for buying Netflix's stock now
After a brutal decline, Netflix's stock is cheap relative to earnings, and profit seems likely to grow. → Read More
Weekend reads: How to invest when stock market is reeling
Also, a threat to Apple, how companies including Lyft, Uber and Domino's Pizza are affected by a tight labor market and three fascinating retirement locations. → Read More
These 13 Nasdaq-100 stocks had the biggest swings up and down after the Fed raised rates. Should you be scared off?
Airbnb, eBay and Moderna were among the stocks with the biggest price swings during two wild trading sessions. → Read More
These 10 stocks in the S&P 500 soared at least 8% after the Fed made its big move — but only 3 have gains for 2022
The day's best-performing stocks included Starbucks and Advanced Micro Devices. → Read More
With interest rates rising, it's time to focus on MANG stocks instead of FAANG, according to Jefferies
A case is made that the group of Microsoft, Apple, Nvidia and Alphabet are a safer play as the Federal Reserve tightens monetary policy. → Read More
These stocks soared during the pandemic, and then crashed. Ten are now expected to double in price.
The group rose at least 300% in the pandemic before crashing 70% or more. → Read More
FAANG stocks plus Microsoft lost $1.4 trillion in market value during April
On another difficult Friday afternoon for the stock market, the broad U.S. indexes ended with significant declines --- with tech stocks standing out. → Read More
Weekend reads: How companies and consumers fight inflation and handle shrinkflation
Also, Warren Buffett's big weekend, bitcoin in retirement accounts, lessons learned from the cannabis stock crash and movement in the housing market. → Read More
These 21 large-cap stocks have now crashed at least 50%
Pummeled stocks include Netflix, PayPal and Facebook parent Meta Platforms. → Read More
These 16 chipmakers are expected to buck a dim industry trend
Sales growth is expected to stall, but some companies will keep expanding at a rapid pace. → Read More
#RIPTwitter? These numbers show the company has plenty of life
Even if Elon Musk doesn't purchase the company, analysts expect stellar sales and earnings growth for Twitter over the next two years. → Read More
Netflix is the S&P 500's worst performer this week
Other streamers were hit hard, and PayPal and Facebook holding company Meta Platforms also had a bad week. → Read More
Weekend reads: How to position your investments before the Federal Reserve causes a bear market
Also, the case for bonds and dividend stocks, plus how to take advantage of negative market sentiment. → Read More
Dividend Aristocrat stocks can help you keep ahead of inflation. These 15 take top prizes for raising payouts.
Companies that have raised dividends the most over the past 10 years have tended to outperform the broader market — by a lot. → Read More
These 20 highly rated stocks are expected to rise at least 70% over the next year
Favored companies include Uber, General Motors and Twilio. → Read More
Why consider the Dow transports when they point to a slowing economy? Because these 7 stocks are cheap
The S&P 500's estimated 2024 P/E ratio is at least twice that of these seven stocks. → Read More
Weekend reads: Should Twitter shareholders bow to Elon Musk?
Also, retirement locations, inflation and advice about Social Security, real estate and investing. → Read More