Micah Zimmerman

These three consumer goods stocks sell the kind of staples people buy without thinking, which is exactly why they're worth buying and forgetting about.

These three dividend stocks sell products people buy out of necessity rather than by choice, making their next payout increase feel less like hope and more like a certainty.

These four consumer stocks are down sharply in 2026, but their decades-long dividend streaks make the case for buying them now and holding for life.

Split $10,000 between Alphabet and Nvidia today, and by 2030 that bet touches everything from search ads to robotaxis to quantum chips.

Microsoft stands out as a strong five-year hold because of its growing Azure and AI businesses, massive cash generation, and diversified business.

IonQ and Rigetti get all the quantum computing headlines, but these three stocks might be better positioned to outperform this fall.

Fifty years of market data says the same thing every time someone checks it: Dividend growers quietly beat the market with less drama along the way.

These four dividend stocks have earned something rare: the right to be bought, held, and genuinely forgotten about for a while.

If I had $10,000 to put into one consumer stock right now, this fast-growing coffee chain would be it, even with real risk attached.

Broadcom is worth $1.7 trillion today, but I think these two faster-growing AI stocks will catch up within five years.

Palantir isn't the only AI software stock worth watching. Here's how I'd rank all five over the next five years.

These three dividend payers are making bold, sometimes expensive moves right now, bets I think will pay off for investors willing to hold for the next 20 years.

All four are doing bullish things with their businesses right now.

McDonald's has crashed and come back stronger twice before. Here's what's different and the same about its current slump.

On Holding just signed Kylian Mbappé and is launching into golf, but its own 2029 targets say the real growth engine is still running shoes.

Tesla, Rivian, and Uber are all down this year, but only one of them profits no matter which robotaxi technology wins.

Treasury yields just hit a two-decade high, and I'd still rather risk it and own these three dividend stocks for the next decade.

SanDisk and Micron have both been AI memory superstars in 2026, but one of them still looks underappreciated relative to its growth.

These five consumer stocks have all doubled their dividend payouts since 2019, and each has a fresh reason to believe the growth isn't finished.

Qualcomm locked in two major AI data center customers and a renewed Apple deal this fall, and the stock hasn't fully priced it in yet.