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These growth, value, and income stocks (some of which I already own) are inexpensive amid a historically pricey stock market.

Apple CEO Tim Cook recently made a big purchase of Nike stock.

These income stocks look like smart buys right now.

These once prominent names have fallen out of favor, and recovery prospects remain uncertain.

It isn't trendy to be bullish on "The Mouse" these days, but the stock sure is a compelling buy.

Coca-Cola is a brand known worldwide, and the kind of stock you buy and hold, even in a bear market.

These stocks could be wealth builders for long-term investors.

This retailer has stood tall through thick and thin in the economy and stock market.

Buffett kept Berkshire's own shareholders in the dark for a year.

Investors might be more interested in this stock since it trades 21% off its record high.

Growth stocks can be a valuable addition to any long-term investor's portfolio.

Investing in value-driven stocks can be a wise strategy for any long-term investor.

Stocks may fluctuate, but this dividend continues to move in one direction.

It's not about math. It's about mindset.

This top growth stock can help you build wealth for retirement.

Ten shares bought at Costco's IPO would now pay $1,329 in dividends each year.

Coke or Pepsi? You might actually go for both, since they both look rather tasty right now.

Beyond Meat already staged an epic rebound, but the gains didn't stick. Betting on another one may be foolhardy.

If you're hunting for dividend stocks, don't overlook these businesses.

Netflix's Warner Bros. deal puts capital discipline -- and valuation -- under a harsher spotlight.