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Where Does AT&T TV Fit Into the Pay-TV Market?

6 years 7 months ago
Subscriber losses have come to be expected in the legacy pay-TV space. Cable and satellite subscriptions are less popular with consumers every year. Speaking broadly, you can connect the cord-cutting phenomenon with the rise of streaming alternatives to cable and satellite live
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Is This 14% Yield a Dividend Trap or an Unbeatable Buy?

6 years 7 months ago
Units of MLP Noble Midstream Partners (NYSE: NBLX) have tumbled nearly 40% over the past year, which has pushed the yield on its distribution up to an eye-popping 14%. Investors have bailed on the high-yielding midstream company because they believe it will eventually need to
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3 Top Energy Stocks to Buy in February

6 years 7 months ago
As easy as it sounds, it is quite difficult to follow the 'buy low, sell high' idea. It's tough to go against the collective wisdom of investors who don't like a sector or stock. This is the case with energy stocks currently, which are down now for more than a couple of years. T
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Tesla Model S Now Boasts Up to 390 Miles of Range

6 years 7 months ago
All Model S and X vehicles delivered in recent months actually have more driving range on a single charge than Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) let on, CEO Elon Musk said on Twitter this weekend. Specifically, the Model S and X now boast driving ranges of 390 and 351 miles, respectively --
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Despite a Fat Dividend, Kraft Heinz Is a Terrible Investment

6 years 7 months ago
Kraft Heinz (NASDAQ: KHC) offers investors a huge 5.3% dividend yield at a time when the broader market's yield is below 2%. It operates in the largely stable food industry, offering name-brand products that consumers buy every single day. And it counts Warren Buffett as a big i
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Why Spotify Is Cheaper Than You Think

6 years 7 months ago
Spotify (NYSE: SPOT) looks like another richly valued tech stock, but it's a lot cheaper than you think. Here's why: It has an enormous addressable opportunity ahead, it is by far the most well-positioned company to capture that opportunity, and it is expanding into more profi
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Better Buy: Veeva Systems vs. Salesforce

6 years 7 months ago
Software-as-a-service (SaaS) companies are good additions to any stock portfolio that is looking for a component of growth. These platforms can be an attractive investment because of their power as business enablers. The software is often easy to implement and can drive efficien
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