US industrial production has now reached a three-year high and here are a few companies that may benefit from this growth. Read More

Low corporate borrowing rates have been a boon to dividend-paying stocks.  But they also represent clear and present danger for fixed-income investors. Read More

The EU is likely to slip into a recession, if it hasn’t done so already. But this isn’t the funeral dirge for the global economy, and the media’s fixation on Europe masks an improving outlook in other regions. Read More

Monster yields should be a red flag for investors. But as long as a company’s business remains on solid ground, it will continue to pay the interest on its bonds and dividends. Read More

Businesses produce, collect and analyze a seemingly endless stream of data, increasing demand for reliable information storage and management. Read More

Consumer spending remains strong in pockets of the economy. In fact, consumer-discretionary names have outperformed the broad market. Read More

Rule, Brittania! The UK’s refusal to adopt the euro has proven wise. Meanwhile, Greece and Italy lurch toward adopting measures that will calm markets and begin the gradual process of sovereign-debt reduction. Read More

The European sovereign-debt crisis is far from over, but the Continent is lurching toward a solution. Meanwhile, don’t buy into the negativity over today’s US jobs data, the underlying statistics paint a brighter picture. Read More

After the shock of the financial crisis and subsequent market meltdown, the S&P 500 almost doubled… Read More

No economic indicator is perfect, but Elliott Gue’s Recession Radar will alert you to looming recessions. Read More