Eric Ebron, drafted before Odell Beckham and other stars, gets released by Lions
The Detroit Lions have released TE Eric Ebron.
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Can AMD Stock Go on a Bull Run Once Again?
Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) shares have fallen off a cliff over the past month, as investors are probably concerned about whether it can sustain its rally in the face of a fading tailwind and rising competition. The chipmaker has minted a lot of money thanks to cryptocurrency mining, but that catalyst is fizzling out and rival NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) has launched a new generation of graphics chips to reclaim its lost market share. AMD blames weak GPU sales to the cryptocurrency market for this slowdown, but recent developments indicate that it could easily surpass the low-balled guidance.
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Which Canadian Marijuana Stock Will Enjoy a Bigger Bump From Its NYSE Listing -- Aphria or Aurora?
Maybe Wall Street should be called "Weed Street." Big Canadian marijuana grower Canopy Growth listed its stock on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) earlier this year. Aurora Cannabis (NASDAQOTH: ACBFF) begins trading on the NYSE on Tuesday, Oct. 23. Aphria (NASDAQOTH: APHQF) filed last week to list its stock on the NYSE.
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Better Buy: Ford Motor Company vs. General Motors
Both Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) and General Motors (NYSE: GM) have been investor favorites in the not-too-distant past, and both pay good dividends. Ford has a slew of new products on the way, starting with a brand-new Ranger pickup early next year. Ford and GM have both had a rough year in the stock market.
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This Warren Buffett Stock Is Dirt Cheap Right Now
Warren Buffett has amassed a large portfolio of bank stocks for Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK-A) (NYSE: BRK-B) with major holdings in Bank of America (NYSE: BAC), Wells Fargo (NYSE: WFC), and American Express (NYSE: AXP), just to name a few of the most well-known and largest investments. Synchrony is a major issuer of store-branded credit cards and also operates a rapidly growing online banking platform.
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3 Top High-Yield Tech Stocks
A mere decade ago, it would have been unheard of to search for high-yielding investments in the technology sector. In the years since, the technology sector continues to boast high-yielding stocks. Read on to determine why our Motley Fool contributors chose Cisco Systems (NASDAQ: CSCO), Uniti Group (NASDAQ: UNIT), and Verizon Communications (NYSE: VZ) as three high-yielding tech companies for your portfolio.
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3 Dividend Stocks That Pay You More Than Coca-Cola Does
With a better than 50-year history of paying dividends, Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO) is seen as an icon of stable, strong, secure payouts. Although Coke and its dividend are not in trouble, there are better investments to be found. Three stocks that these Motley Fool contributors particularly like are Dominion Energy (NYSE: D), AbbVie (NYSE: ABBV), and MGM Growth Properties (NYSE: MGP).
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Hate Taxes? 37 States Make Social Security Tax Free
Over the course of your career, you'll probably have tens of thousands of dollars in Social Security payroll taxes withheld from your paychecks. Workers are confident that by paying those taxes up front, they'll be able to collect Social Security benefits
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With crude around $70, it’s time to sell your oil stocks
The energy sector has been whipsawed by headlines lately, and many investors can’t decide whether to buy or sell oil stocks. When oil (CLX8) raced up to a new 52-week high of more than $76 to start October, many thought things looked great. Then as U.S. oil supplies rose and as OPEC production rose, things didn’t look so hot.
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Better Buy: Aurora Cannabis Inc. vs. Canopy Growth Corporation
Canadian marijuana producers have entered a new era. After several years of supplying medical marijuana nationwide, they have begun moving into Canada's recreational marijuana market, which opened on Oct. 17. Canopy's share price has soared three times higher than Aurora's has.
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Kamala Harris proposes new tax credit
“Bulls & Bears” panel discusses how Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) is proposing a new tax credit, which would provide families making less than $100,000 a year with an extra $500 a month.
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Suze Orman has a killer question for your retirement
Suze Orman is one of those singular personalities in the financial business who seems to be right on the pulse of everyone she meets. She’s written books, starred in her own television show and made innumerable appearances in person. Like Oprah
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Should Congress cut entitlement programs to combat rising deficit?
Maya MacGuineas, Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, and Wall Street Journal editorial page deputy editor James Freeman discuss America’s deficit problem and how President Trump asked members of his Cabinet to cut their departments’ budgets by 5 percent.
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Sears Holdings Hopes to Live On After Bankruptcy. Here's Why It Won't
The bankruptcy filing everyone saw coming finally arrived. Sears Holdings (NASDAQ: SHLD) announced early Monday morning it was seeking Chapter 11 protection and had arranged financing that would allow it to keep operating, at least through Christmas. While other businesses have reorganized and emerged successfully while under the protection of the bankruptcy courts, including retailers like Payless ShoeSource, True Religion, and Gymboree, don't expect the same of Sears.
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How the Heck Did Netflix Stock Go Down Last Week?
Everything seemed to go right for Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) last week. It has another hit on its hands with The Haunting of Hill House, an eight-part horror series based on Shirley Jackson's novel that has even won the praise of the immortal Stephen King. Netflix is killing it, but investors are unfortunately singing a different tune.
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3 Energy Stocks You Can Buy and Hold for the Next Decade
North America needs to build $23 billion of new natural gas-related infrastructure annually through 2035, according to a recent report. Three of the best positioned to capture this growth are Kinder Morgan (NYSE: KMI), Williams Companies (NYSE: WMB), and TransCanada (NYSE: TRP), making them great stocks to buy and hold in the coming decade. Kinder Morgan is already the largest natural gas pipeline company in North America, operating roughly 70,000 miles of pipeline.
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The ‘smart money’ says it’s time to buy the Chinese internet giants and the U.S. FAANGs
When the media and investors turn negative on stocks but the “smart money” is bullish, it’s a good time to think about buying. After all, exactly what is the smart money, and how do you know? Lately, several fund managers who pass this test have been pounding the table on Chinese internet names.
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3 Top Stocks Under $5
If you're looking for cheap stocks, focusing too much on share price is a mistake. Companies like Zynga (NASDAQ: ZNGA), Chesapeake Energy (NYSE: CHK), and Ascena Retail Group (NASDAQ: ASNA) have mounted impressive comebacks over the past year, and the future could hold even further gains if the industry conditions that they face take a turn for the better.
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3 Great Stocks Under $10
Among the stocks you can currently purchase for less than $10 per share are Sirius XM Holdings (NASDAQ: SIRI), Annaly Capital Management (NYSE: NLY), and Infosys (NYSE: INFY), and below, we'll take a look at how long they're likely to remain this cheap for would-be investors. Sirius XM was a pioneer in the satellite radio industry, and it's been an investor favorite for years.
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3 Warren Buffett Stocks Worth Buying Now
Known as the Oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffett has collected both an incredible investment record and a deservedly vast following among investors of all types. Every move he makes is scrutinized in the hope of gleaning wisdom from his investment choices.
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1 Top Stock to Buy Amid October’s Turbulent Market
In the past three weeks alone, stocks have tumbled about 5%, which has many investors unnerved. One top option to consider amid the current turbulence is Magellan Midstream Partners (NYSE: MMP), which has lost more than 5% of its value in the past few weeks. Because of that, investors can get an even better starting price on one of the top master limited partnerships (MLPs), potentially setting themselves up to earn market-beating returns in the coming years.
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3 Stocks to Supplement Your Social Security Income
Social Security isn't meant to replace your entire paycheck. Enterprise Products Partners L.P. (NYSE: EPD), Duke Energy Corporation (NYSE: DUK), and W.P. Carey Inc. (NYSE: WPC) are three great options to consider. Enterprise Products Partners is one of the largest midstream energy companies in North America, offering a generous distribution yield of roughly 6%.
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Here's Which Marijuana Stocks Investors Are Betting Against the Most
Canada's recreational marijuana market is now open for business. Some are confident enough that certain marijuana stocks will fall that they're putting a lot of money on the line expecting that's exactly what will happen. The marijuana grower's low stock float and wild swings over the last month have received a lot of attention.
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Are the Bulls or Bears Right About Philip Morris International?
Shares of Philip Morris International (NYSE: PM) rose 4% on Oct. 18 after the tobacco giant posted third quarter numbers that topped analysts' expectations. For the full year PMI expects its revenue to rise approximately 3% on a constant currency basis, and for its earnings to grow 8% to 9% on the same basis. What the bulls say...
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Netflix to Investors: Get Ready For More Cash Burn
Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) investors have been giving the streamer another round of applause since the latest earnings report. It was an all-around solid report: Total subscriber growth easily beat estimates, with the company adding 7 million members against a forecast of just 5 million. Netflix naysayers, however, will find more to complain about in the company's cash burn rate, as management gave them more fodder with its forecast.
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Procter & Gamble Finally Has Some Good News for Investors
It has taken some time, but Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG) shareholders are finally seeing improving results out of the consumer products titan. P&G paired that positive revenue news with an uptick in profitability, too. P&G's expansion rate sped up significantly, with help from strong sales volumes and steady pricing.
