L3Harris Technologies is a stable and strong company with an excellent technological background and a wide range of products. But are these enough factors to convince us to invest? That's what we'll look at today.

You may have noticed yesterday that there was a lot of talk about AT1 bonds and the associated losses in many companies. So in this article we'll look at AT1 Bonds - what they actually mean, what the risks are, and why Credit Suisse is tarnishing their reputation.

High-yield bonds are a favourite prey of many investors. But it's not always a good time for them. Is that the case here? That's what we'll look at in today's analysis.

GeoPark Limited may be an unfamiliar company to many, but it is a very interesting oil and gas producer that is focused on rewarding shareholders with an attractive dividend, which it intends to continue to increase.

While it's not fun that the markets are down, it's great that we can buy some quality stocks at fantastic prices. And since buying great stocks at great prices is the foundation of any successful strategy, let's take advantage of the opportunities we're getting. Could one of them be American Tower Corporation $AMT, for example?

In these turbulent times, every investor is looking for a relatively defensive option. As a rule, these are income-producing assets. Such assets are favoured by JP Morgan, which has now introduced 2 high yielding stocks that will help investors build additional income into their portfolio.

Did you ever think it would have been cool to invest in Microsoft 20 years ago? It would have been great, of course, but there are companies that would have been even better. And the best of them would probably never have occurred to you.

Next week is a mix of Chinese and US companies reporting their quarterly numbers. So as always, let's take a look at what analysts are expecting from the most interesting companies.

The hottest news on the red-hot stock market is out. UBS is in talks to take over Credit Suisse, which is struggling with huge problems. Can UBS afford this acquisition and could it be a good choice for investors?

Armageddon here, slump there. Recession, crash, bearmarket. We hear them a lot. But in fact, I don't think there's any need to worry about any of that. I'll show you a few reasons.

We couldn't have seen a more different pair of investors on Wall Street in the past year. Each is cut from a different cloth, and has a different investment strategy. Yet they have one thing, or one stock, in common.

IPO (Initial public offering) is something that has been lagging in recent years. Indeed, we see a significant decline here, where not many companies have IPO'd in the last two years. But that does not mean that we cannot find interesting opportunities here.