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The lithium market appears to be finding its footing after a significant decline, presenting potential opportunities for investors to pick up shares of dividend-paying lithium producers like Albemarle Corporation.

Lithium giant Albemarle and Tesla stock were among top S&P 500 performers Monday. Two big recent spinoffs were notable movers as well.

In a volatile lithium market, Albemarle and Lithium Americas are two of the top industry stocks in focus this month.

Tesla stock was Monday's biggest loser on the S&P 500 index. Dow Jones chip giant Intel was among the standouts.

Despite trimming its long-term demand forecast recently, this dividend-paying stock looks well-positioned to navigate through a transitional year in 2024 - and analysts call the stock a "buy" at current levels, with more upside expected.

After witnessing a slowdown last year, the chemical industry looks well poised for long-term growth due to the ongoing energy transition, the growing demand for specialty chemicals, government initiatives, and technological advancements. Keeping these factors in mind, let’s analyze the prospects of chemical stocks Albemarle (ALB), L'Air Liquide S.A. (AIQUY),…

This reliable dividend-paying stock has been underperforming on the charts in 2023, but analysts have high hopes for the shares to rebound sharply over the next year. Here's what income investors need to know.

Lithium stocks tumbled as BofA cut Albemarle and SQM to underperform on a weak outlook for lithium prices amid oversupply.

Dividend aristocrats are known for offering reliable passive income - but Wall Street expects these three stocks to outperform on the charts, too.

This article looks at some dividend stocks that are in a strong trend with substantial upside right now.

While Wall Street shows signs of caution, these 3 buy-rated stocks quietly crossed above their 200-Day SMA.