Todd Shriber

The Chinese e-commerce giant is also a rising player in artificial intelligence, and its progress in that area will likely define the course of the stock next year.

More than a memorable ticker, this AI ETF is a leader in its niche today and has the potential to deliver big gains for long-term investors.

There are some catalysts that could power a rebound for the consumer packaged goods giant in 2026, but even if one occurs, the returns are unlikely to be astounding.

Investors considering DraftKings as a 2026 rebound idea aren't off base, but they'll need to monitor prediction markets execution and the company's push to sustainable profitability.

With this ETF, investors don't have to sacrifice growth to access reliable, growing dividends.

Procter & Gamble's stock price is higher over the past five years, but investors would have done better with the S&P 500 or consumer staples ETFs.

This ETF isn't as heralded as its larger relatives, but it's one to watch this month, and it could be a star next year.

DraftKings stock hasn't been kind to investors over the past few years, but there's a path to redemption.

It'll take a lot of cash to garner $500 in yearly dividends with this ETF, but that's not a knock on the fund.

As income investors look ahead to 2026, this Vanguard ETF belongs on their shopping lists.

The WisdomTree U.S. LargeCap Dividend Fund is a unique though seasoned offering in the dividend ETF category.

Small-cap stocks have frustrated investors for years, but with the macroeconomic environment shifting, this sector could be poised to double in the years ahead.

This rookie ETF could be a multiyear winner if analyst Dan Ives is right in his assessments of how the AI trend will play out.

This ETF's big yield has come at a high cost to investors this year and it could incur more pressure if interest rates fall further.

There was a time when stocks like this were safe bets, but now investors have a lot to consider before getting involved.

Five years after the merger that created "new Caesars," this casino stock has been a consistent source of frustration and value destruction.

If the calls for Bitcoin running to $1 million prove accurate, this ETF could mint a new generation of millionaires.

Stay away from this sector ETF as November draws to a close because it's disappointing when it shouldn't be, and it's not cheap to get involved.

There's a lot for investors to unpack before getting involved with DraftKings, but when the dust clears, the stock could rebound.

Altria's stock is inexpensive and sports a juicy dividend yield, but closer examination is warranted before jumping into this consumer staples name.