Todd Shriber

Want to celebrate the Dow's 130th birthday? Consider the Invesco Dow Jones Industrial Average Dividend ETF.

United States Antimony isn't a stock for risk-averse investors, but its dominant position in the production of a mineral deemed critical to national security, economic stability, and supply chain resilience for the U.S. makes it an interesting bet.

United Rentals is carving out an enviable position in the equipment rental industry, and long-term investors could reap the rewards.

Lennar stock is being hamstrung by the issue of housing affordability, but the risk/reward looks compelling.

Chevron is an energy sector dividend star, but some less heralded stocks can compensate long-term investors, too.

Delek US Holdings is a high flier and one sparking debate about its value/overvalued status.

Caterpillar overshot the broader market's decline when the war in Iran started, but it's rebounded mightily.

Coca-Cola Consolidated and Costco are low-yield stocks with the potential for payout growth and significant share price appreciation.

The VistaShares Artificial Intelligence Supercycle ETF has earned a place on investors' lists.

Most dividend ETFs weren't ready for Nvidia's payout increase, but the WisdomTree U.S. Quality Dividend Growth Fund was.

Domino's Pizza and Las Vegas Sands are out-of-favor consumer cyclical stocks with significant dividend growth potential.

Despite the size of its 2026 rally, Generac isn't commanding much attention. Maybe it ought to be.

May's reputation isn't as bad as some investors think, and this mix of ETFs can get the job done as summer nears.

The Defiance AI & Power Infrastructure ETF puts investors front and center with the AI hardware and power booms.

With the SpaceX IPO nearing, the Tema Space Innovators ETF could be a summertime star.

For investors looking for a more diverse chip fund, the State Street SPDR S&P Semiconductor ETF is one worth considering.

Institutional investors are stepping into crypto in a big way. Ordinary investors can follow along with the iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF and other exchange-traded funds.

Critical Metals is not for the faint of heart, but if the company survives long enough, investors may hit a jackpot.

When considering Oklo and Uranium Energy this year, investors may do well to not fight the tape.

Boeing's 777-9 jet is taking flight, which could be a catalyst for the shares.