[ad_1] Image source: Getty Images High dividend yields have made tobacco stocks a favourite for passive income investors. And their fundamentals can look pretty good. A lot of investors have ethical reservations about investing in these companies. But how do…
[ad_1] Why Kinder Morgan is not just a commodity-price trade Kinder Morgan (KMI) is still frequently treated like a blunt bet on energy prices. That does not line up well with the company’s own economics. In its first-quarter 2026 earnings…
[ad_1] Image source: Getty Images Greggs (LSE: GRG) shares have gone from red hot to ice cold in the last couple of years. Are they about to turn the temperature back up? Investors really got behind the Newcastle bakery chain as it…
[ad_1] Why Synopsys should be viewed through design complexity, not chip cycles Synopsys (SNPN) is often discussed as if it were just another way to play semiconductor demand. That understates what the company actually sells. Synopsys sits inside the engineering…
[ad_1] Image source: Getty Images Since the end of May 2025, the FTSE 100 has delivered a return of 19%. But there are plenty of stocks that have done much better than this. Let’s take a closer look at the…
[ad_1] Dollar General Corporation (NYSE: DG) on Tuesday reported strong earnings growth for the first quarter of FY26 as comparable store sales increased 2% year-over-year. The small-box discount retailer reported net income of $444.1 million or $2.0 per share for…
[ad_1] Over the last year, the FTSE 100 has experienced a splendid year, with the index rising by 18.3%. However, I don’t own any ETFs related to the Footsie. In fact, I only own one share in the entire index.…
[ad_1] Why Emerson should no longer be judged like a standard cyclical industrial Emerson is still commonly discussed as a traditional industrial company whose fortunes mostly track factory demand, energy spending, and capital-expenditure cycles. That description is increasingly dated. Emerson…
[ad_1] Image source: Getty Images A penny share can be a volatile thing, and IG Design Group (LSE: IGR) definitely fits that mould. But it’s been storming up the charts in 2026, rising 64% since the start of the year.…
[ad_1] Why Southern Company should not be viewed as just a defensive utility Southern Company (SO) is easy to bucket as a traditional regulated utility whose appeal rises and falls with bond yields. That misses the more important story now…