Alex Dumortier, CFA

JPMorgan Chase & Co. CEO Jamie Dimon buys 500,000 shares of the bank in the open market. For patient, value-conscious investors, that's a signal worth listening to.

The two Swiss banks look like attractive bets for value-driven investors with the appropriate time horizon.

A new paper shows that more women in the C-suites relates positively with increased profitability.

Consumer staples stocks have generally outperformed the S&P 500 so far in 2016. Here are three of our analysts' current favorites.

The financials sector has taken a beating this year, creating opportunities for patient, value-driven investors.

LinkedIn's shares have now lost half their value since the start of the year. Now they look a lot more attractive to this value-driven investor.

HP shares have been pummeled since it split off its enterprise business, but printing revenues, cash flow, and the yield could lead investors to reconsider their pessimism.

Two recent milestones show the emerging field of artificial intelligence (AI) is a key focus area for Google and its parent, Alphabet Inc.

Today's announcement of a $1.2 billion settlement is adding to the pressure on shares of Wells Fargo -- and contributing to what was already an attractive opportunity.

A powerful group of executives and investors including Warren Buffett and JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon want to improve corporate governance on behalf of long-term investors.

In a flagrant example of the way in which share buybacks are misunderstood, a Wall Street analyst is criticizing Apple's share buyback program.

Royal Dutch Shell plc shareholders just approved the acquisition of BG Group plc, which deal now looks like a very big gamble.

Today's pop in the shares of Facebook Inc puts the company's market capitalization within spitting distance of Warren Buffett's conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway Inc.

Stories drive the stock market over the short term, but long-term investors need to be able to weave stories of their own.

As stocks flirt with a bear market, the buying opportunities for long-term investors are multiplying.

2016's awful start has created a number of buying opportunities for patient investors. Among mega-cap stocks, Bank of America is one such opportunity.

The CEOs of JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, and BlackRock discuss oil, the state of the economy, and the stock market.

BHP Billiton takes a $7.2 billion hit on its U.S. oil and gas assets, resulting in more pain for its investors.

The stock market has gotten off to an awful start this year. What's in store for long-term investors?

The results of a poll of American International Group institutional shareholders suggests there is a lot of support for some radical action. A breakup of the insurer could well be in the cards.