It often writes about dividend stocks.

I would like to know what dividend stocks you have in your portfolio and if you would like to add any dividend stocks to your portfolio.

I have $CVS, $MMM and quite a few $MO stocks in my portfolio. For now, I plan to continue to add to these stocks. However, I would like to include a few more dividend stocks like $PEP, $PG, or maybe $T in...
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Health insurer stock prices fell today after UnitedHealth($UNH) said the number of surgeries for adults age 65 and older increased more than expected over the past two months.
Health insurers have benefited from delaying non-urgent surgeries due to the COVID-19 pandemic and staffing shortages at hospitals.

For example, the popular $CVS here fell less than 6%. An opportunity to...
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Lately, it has been mostly technology stocks that have been up a few dozen percent. However, I am wondering what you currently see as potential buying opportunities.

I've been buying stocks recently, $MMM and $DIS. However, I am planning on buying shares of $CVS and $PFE.

Hey, investors.

I've been interested in the healthcare sector quite a bit lately. Because I see a lot of potential in it.

Medicine in general has made huge strides recently, whether it's the production of weight loss drugs, for example, or the production of robots for surgery.

I have $JNJ and $CVS in my portfolio so far, but I'm still thinking about $MDT, which is the company that...
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Have a great Monday,
do you have a healthcare sector represented?

I have $CVS so far, the stock is down a lot at the moment, so I'm thinking of overbought. Long term then I follow $BNTX and now more recently $TNYA, which has become my heartthrob (they deal with heart defect treatments).

After today's $PFE results, investors are likely to be tough on even competitor $CVS, which will report its results tomorrow before the market opens. So I expect a pullback, which I will use to increase my position. Anything around $70 is a nice price in my opinion. In fact, I don't think $CVS should come up with surprisingly good results.