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A new era is coming for dividend stocks — and it's good news for income investors, says portfolio manager

CNBC: Investing

More companies are going to offer dividends, predicts author and portfolio manager Daniel Peris.

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Value investor Bill Nygren looking outside of crowded megacap tech, adds cheap financial stock

CNBC: Investing

Bill Nygren, portfolio manager at Oakmark Funds for 40 years, said he is picking cheap stocks outside the dominant tech sector.

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How investors can use these high-yielding assets to diversify their portfolios

CNBC: Investing

While investors fled the funds, along with many others, in April, the ETFs have bounced back. So this has been a really good diversifier for investors," she said. securitized products and a portfolio manager at Janus. "There's more trading and that's what you want as an end investor."

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Investors see 2023 gain as a bear market bounce and expect a recession next year, CNBC survey shows

CNBC: Investing

We polled 300 CIO, equity strategists and portfolio managers about where they stood on the markets for the rest of 2023 and beyond.

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Nvidia isn't the only game in town. Investors advise against overlooking these other AI beneficiaries

CNBC: Investing

Portfolio managers say it's hard to pinpoint who the clear challenger to Nvidia will be, but the chipmaker won't be the only dominant player in town forever.

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Gabelli Funds highlights the AI stocks to buy as craze continues

CNBC: Investing

Tech companies are set to invest roughly $1 trillion in capital expenditures into AI infrastructure over the coming years, causing some investors to worry the businesses may be spending too much for not enough payoff. " "The largest investors in AI infrastructure are generating the most attractive returns today," he said.

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FOMO? Data shows investors are still 'underweight' Nvidia even as they chase the stock ever higher

CNBC: Investing

Nvidia is still under-owned by portfolio managers even after the chipmaker's jaw-dropping advance.