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With economic growth moderating just enough to keep hopes of a Fed-engineered ‘soft landing’ alive, shares of fundamentally strong, resilient, and growing businesses AT&T (T), Amgen (AMGN), Humana (HUM) could be worth investing in for sustained risk-adjusted returns. Continue reading….

While the stock market has been in trepidation over a plethora of headwinds, such as weak corporate earnings and Federal debt repayments, stocks such as APA (APA), North American Construction (NOA), and Overseas Shipholding Group (OSG) have shown solid momentum lately and are well-positioned to maintain the same. So, these…

The Labour leader faced three Prime Ministers in 2022 after a year of open warfare in the Conservative Party - and in the coming year he will set out more of his blueprint for No10 as he hopes to maintain momentum

2022 saw a contraction in the number of good over-ear headphones with active noise-cancellation because the best ones from 2021 still excel. But here were still some noteworthy new releases.

With the rising odds of a recession next year, elevated inflation, and the Fed’s hawkish monetary policy stance, the stock market will likely remain under pressure. It, therefore, could be ideal to invest and hold fundamentally sound stocks Verizon Communications (VZ), Humana (HUM), Archer-Daniels-Midland (ADM), and Sysco Corp. (SYY) for…

Valero Energy (VLO) expanded its production for the fourth quarter anticipating increased demand. The stock is up nearly 70% in 2022. It is trading above its 50-day and 200-day moving averages. As this momentum is expected to remain, investors should consider buying VLO for continued gains in 2023. Read on….

The cryptocurrency market has been hard hit this year, with rising interest rates and recession fears making investors stay away from highly risky assets. While the Fed is expected to slow interest rate hikes, given the lingering recession concerns, it could be wise to avoid struggling crypto-exposed stocks Coinbase Global…

Keir Starmer should recognise what the movement brings, instead of expelling members and blocking leftwing candidates, says Andrew Fisher

The organisation was set up to support Jeremy Corbyn and his radical policy agenda in 2015 but it has since been sidelined by the Labour leadership and will now begin a month-long fundraising drive