There are many ways you can identify stocks that can expect to grow. One of them is insider transactions. So let's take a look today at 2 stocks that have seen increased insider activity recently.

Starbucks is the absolute king of coffee sales and is valued by investors for that. But now, an unexpected partnership has come together, bringing together two extremely powerful players to take on the giant.

Mike Wilson has recently come to the attention of investors with his stock market predictions that have been eerily accurate. But this may now be partly playing into our hands. Wilson sees the end of the bear market. What makes him think so?

UFP Technologies $UFPT is a well-established company that has a strong market position. Its financial results are positive and show the stability and growth of the company. So can UFPT stock be a good choice for an investor as well?

All the hype and excitement around new artificial intelligence (AI) programs like ChatGPT is completely justified. RBC says its potential is as huge as it seems, which is why it's highlighting 3 stocks to buy.

Investors must prepare for difficult times as the idyllic market environment of the past decade comes to an end. Following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, fears of a new financial crisis are emerging as more banks in the US and Europe show signs of weakness.

Many companies are reporting their results this week, unfortunately they are mostly lesser known companies, so I don't have many favorites here. But if we look at the most interesting ones, we see Walgreens and Jefferies, for example.

A theory that began to take shape 150 years ago and is still partly valid today? That's exactly what the Dow Theory is. And today we're going to look at whether it can really still be applied and followed.

How did a year of rising interest rates hurt stocks, indices, bonds and spur the demise of FTX and Silicon Valley Bank? That's what we'll look at in this analysis of the most critical situations the Fed has caused in its own way.

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.

Celanese Corporation is a company in the chemical sector that is delivering very solid results where we see long-term growth in sales, earnings and margins. But could the company be an interesting choice for your portfolio as well?

We already know a lot about the issues surrounding banks, so today we'll look at what the experts think. How serious do they think the issue is and what can we expect next?