James Sullivan

Disney is always thinking about and investing in the future. Movies, theme parks, and cruise ships make this Fool a happy long-term investor.

Four more Transformers movies could be just the beginning for Hasbro and its treasure trove of intellectual property.

Revitalized brands, opportunities in China, and great financial management should make Nike investors very happy going forward.

What one Fool would like to know about U.S. growth opportunities, concerns about the new wine and beer program, and a possible shift in capital allocation strategy.

A look at a couple of examples from recent history.

Costco is a cash-producing machine that provides a great balance between growth and the possibility for future dividend payouts.

Whole Foods stock has been beaten down recently. One Fool thinks this presents investors with a great opportunity to buy shares of a wonderful company that still has a lot of growth left in it.

This Fool has some questions for the next leader of one of his favorite services.

Baidu has been built on the back of its online search business, but massive investments into O2O and a partnership with Uber may prove to be its best moves yet.

IBM shares have been falling, and Berkshire Hathaway has continued to buy. Should investors follow Buffett's lead?

GoPro has shown a willingness to innovate. Its shift into a media company presents a great deal of future optionality and may present a compelling long-term opportunity for the patient investor.

The future is bright because of GoPro's profitability, valuation, and balance sheet.

Apple has prodigious cash flows, a massive cash hoard, and a valuation that doesn't reflect much, if any, future growth. With the dividend yield near 2%, this should be a stock on the radar of investors.

Procter & Gamble is down 25% in 2015, and its dividend has become quite attractive. Should investors buy in as its turnaround takes hold?

Chipotle understands that quality employees are a key component of successfully growing its business.

Compelling growth opportunities, dividends with room to grow, and fair valuations mean these stocks deserve a place on your watch list.

Verizon is the largest telecommunications company in the U.S. and is extremely well-positioned to produce substantial cash flow for the foreseeable future, with a healthy yield to boot.

A power structure of three men at the top of Twitter might be exactly what the company needs to right itself after a difficult year and a half.

Diageo has wonderful brands, but is undergoing some short-term pressure. With a solid yield and some potential tailwinds I see this is a good long-term buy.

Shake Shack delivered stellar Q2 results but concerns about valuation and a slow growth trajectory are leading many to steer clear. I believe Shake Shack is best of breed, a differentiated fine casual experience, and worthy of consideration for a long-term investment.