Defensive stocks are well known to value investors. These stocks are recognized for being fairly priced and offering investors strong fundamentals. In addition to those shared attributes, defensive stocks are those companies that offer products and services that consumers and businesses need regardless of what’s happening in the economy.   Sticky inflation, interest rates that will
Kraft Heinz (NASDAQ:KHC) is an appealing consumer goods stock. Backed by Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK-A, NYSE:BRK-B), this is a company with the confidence of notable long-term investors. Indeed, the trade-down effect during economic pressures can benefit the company, as people dine out less and buy more groceries. Kraft Heinz’s brand provides the company with
Over the past year, Mullen Automotive’s (NASDAQ:MULN) stock has been a rollercoaster ride, with wild price swings between 10 cents and $5. The incredible volatility has likely minted some hugely profitable trades for lucky speculators. However, for most investors, I suggest avoiding this battleground stock altogether. Despite intriguing long-term plans, Mullen’s historical price performance and
Securities traders are gathering in Washington. The big topic: trying to figure out what the Securities and Exchange Commission is doing.  You know it’s bad when one of the session topics is entitled, “A Buy Side Guide to Navigating the SEC.”  I’m in Washington for the annual meeting of the Security Traders Association (STA), the national association
Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) stock might be a “Magnificent Seven” play, but it still has challenges. It’s fine if you’re bullish on artificial intelligence technology. Just don’t feel the need to be a perma-bull as regulatory obstacles could cause ongoing problems for Microsoft. MSFT has risen substantially in 2023, especially after the company invested in the technology powering