Now could be a great time to add fixed-income ETFs to your portfolio. I'm doing some allocation adjusting in my stock portfolio, and I don't have nearly enough fixed-income exposure. As a ...

As the editor of The Prudent Speculator newsletter, I firmly believe in "eating my own cooking" when it comes to investing.

That steady and consistent process gradually builds up a big portfolio ... stocks, my regular contributions to Realty Income (O) and Main Street Capital (MAIN) remain steadfast and will help ...

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Investing in stocks under $10 could significantly increase the returns on your portfolio, especially if you pick the right stock. Also, suppose you choose stocks in promising industrial sectors or ...

Traditionally, “portfolio diversity” means having a healthy mix of stocks in different industries, which can help you weather the storm if a particular sector (i.e., Tech) experiences a downturn.

As a Certified Financial Planner®, I'm often asked about portfolio allocation. In other words, how much money should you have in stocks? How much in bonds and other fixed-income investments?