Jacques LOIC/Photononstop via Getty Images When it comes to building a dividend portfolio, we are very focused on valuation, quality, and total return. This allows Dividend Kings to have a dividend portfolio that not only yields 6%-8% as a whole but also provides market-beating returns year to date and since its initiation. One way to ensure that your portfolio is of the utmost quality is to pick ...
Jacques LOIC/Photononstop via Getty Images When it comes to building a dividend portfolio, we are very focused on valuation, quality, and total return. This allows Dividend Kings to have a dividend portfolio that not only yields 6%-8% as a whole but also provides market-beating returns year to date and since its initiation. One way to ensure that your portfolio is of the utmost quality is to pick companies that have a strong track record of dividend growth and a runway to continue growing their dividends effectively. We've balanced this by carefully selecting higher-quality, higher-yielding fixed income investments within our preferred securities and baby bonds. These allow your portfolio to have a higher boosted total yield. In essence, we have a foundation laid in fixed income to provide you with dividend income you may need today in your retirement or to reinvest readily into the walls and the roof of your portfolio comprised of common equity. Those common equity picks provide growing dividends, meaning you have fixed income dividends to enjoy today and growing common dividends to enjoy tomorrow. Many forget that retirement is a 30-year-long adventure. Because they forget this, they consume their portfolio or their dividends too rapidly, failing to adequately adjust for the income growth that's needed to combat inflation over that time frame. This is something you cannot do, and having a portfolio that organically grows its dividends means that you don't have to reinvest to see more income tomorrow than you do today. The goal is to continue to see your capital grow by carefully investing in wonderful companies and to see your income grow from the companies you already have in your portfolio. All of this is built on a strong foundation of fixed income that provides you with recurring cash. Today, I want to look at a company we find highly attractive because of its quality and its attractive valuation. Let's dive in! A Soon-To-Be Aristocrat Our target focus for tod...
JHVEPhoto/iStock Editorial via Getty Images The stock market is experiencing a selloff in technology companies, especially enterprise software companies and those geared towards AI. Many value companies have been catching a bid, and the energy sector is having a moment with the State Street Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF ( XLE ) up 23.19% YTD. While the market tries to figure out who the winners an...
JHVEPhoto/iStock Editorial via Getty Images The stock market is experiencing a selloff in technology companies, especially enterprise software companies and those geared towards AI. Many value companies have been catching a bid, and the energy sector is having a moment with the State Street Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF ( XLE ) up 23.19% YTD. While the market tries to figure out who the winners and losers will be in the technology sector, it doesn’t change the fact that the demand for energy is increasing. Kinder Morgan, Inc. ( KMI ) is one of the premier energy infrastructure companies when it comes to natural gas, and it’s been catching a bid as additional data centers come online. This earnings season has taught us that the hyperscalers are accelerating the rate at which they are deploying capital toward CapEx to meet the compute demand from their customers. KMI has been a primary beneficiary, but after the recent breakout to the upside, I think that its valuation is becoming stretched. KMI is a great company with hard assets that are next to impossible to replicate, and it should trade at a premium, but when I look at its peer group, shares of KMI no longer look as enticing as they once were. I am downgrading my investment thesis on KMI to "N eutral" as KMI’s dividend yield no longer exceeds the risk-free rate of return. I think that KMI will do well as a company, but the more likely scenario from an investment standpoint is that shares trade sideways for a period of time the way they did after the last breakout rather than continuing higher. Seeking Alpha Following Up On My Previous Article About Kinder Morgan In the middle of November, I had written an article about KMI ( can be read here ) where I felt it would continue benefiting from the surging energy demand driven by AI-powered data centers and rising electricity needs. After Q3, KMI demonstrated continued growth across revenue, adjusted EBITDA, and cash flow, and I felt this could continue as more projec...
Hello my names is james,I'm photographer./iStock via Getty Images In March of last year, I initiated coverage on Kosmos Energy ( KOS ) as a buy. The offshore oil and gas producer is heavily leveraged but has a very appealing portfolio of assets that they’ve been investing heavily in developing in recent years. 2025 was a challenge for the company’s stock, however, amid weak prices and soft earning...
Hello my names is james,I'm photographer./iStock via Getty Images In March of last year, I initiated coverage on Kosmos Energy ( KOS ) as a buy. The offshore oil and gas producer is heavily leveraged but has a very appealing portfolio of assets that they’ve been investing heavily in developing in recent years. 2025 was a challenge for the company’s stock, however, amid weak prices and soft earnings. Data by YCharts We’ve started to see a recovery in the past few days, with the announcement that Ghana’s parliament has extended their licenses in the country through 2040. You’ll remember from the previous coverage that Ghanaian assets are some of the most important in Kosmos’ portfolio, and this opens up the fields there to even more investment. With stock prices now not far from where they started, this would be a good time to review the thesis on Kosmos. 2025 struggles further weakened the balance sheet coming into Q4 earnings, but these extended licenses give us more clarity about the company’s future prospects for 2026 and beyond. Leverage and Liquidity—The Balance Sheet Bends but Doesn’t Break While the Kosmos balance sheet reflects both the scale of their assets and the debt they had to take on to build it. The long-term debt remains a substantial line item in this sheet, with 2025 not offering a lot of free operating cash to pay it down. Then Now Cash and Equivalents $85 million $64 million Total Current Assets $446 million $366 million Property & Equipment $4.4 billion $4.2 billion Total Current Liabilities $595 million $706 million Long-Term Debt $2.7 billion $2.7 billion Total Shareholders' Equity $1.2 billion $899 million Click to enlarge (Source: Most recent 10-Q from SEC) You can see here where the struggles of the first three quarters of 2025 did no favors to the overall balance sheet. Indeed, the cash position is still less than ideal, while the current ratio went from an already uncomfortable 0.75 to a more alarming 0.52, raising the specter of a seriou...
MoMo Productions/DigitalVision via Getty Images AMN Healthcare Services, Inc. ( AMN ) is a healthcare staffing company. They provide nurse staffing, physician and leadership placement, and technology-driven workforce management. In Q4 2025, the company saw higher revenue from labor disruptions, which often makes its business model relevant to its customers. Still, even without this, core revenue w...
MoMo Productions/DigitalVision via Getty Images AMN Healthcare Services, Inc. ( AMN ) is a healthcare staffing company. They provide nurse staffing, physician and leadership placement, and technology-driven workforce management. In Q4 2025, the company saw higher revenue from labor disruptions, which often makes its business model relevant to its customers. Still, even without this, core revenue was strong and exceeded the midpoint of guidance. Likewise, their valuation now seems extremely pessimistic, so I believe there’s a potential contrarian opportunity for long-term bulls willing to bet on management’s focus on improving their adjusted EBITDA margins. On-Demand Healthcare Personnel Management AMN Healthcare Services, Inc. is a company that provides workforce and talent solutions to healthcare organizations. The company was founded back in March 1985 and is currently headquartered in Dallas, Texas. Essentially, AMN offers a platform aiming to help both healthcare providers and professionals with tech-enabled solutions for labor needs in the area. Source: Investor Presentation. February 2026. Overall, you can think of AMN’s platform as three components. First, nurse and allied staffing, offering to find nurses and non-physician health care professionals who work in clinical and technical roles. Additionally, AMN offers staffing support during strikes or labor shortages and disruptions, and telehealth services. After that, their second component is related to physician and leadership solutions . This segment is AMN’s business for placing doctors, advanced practice providers, and healthcare executives for management and clinical leadership, such as chief nursing officers and medical directors. The staffing includes temporary staffing. Finally, AMN’s third business unit relies on technology and workforce solutions. This is how AMN actually helps organizations to manage, plan, and optimize their workforce using technology systems. This segment includes the vendor man...
LONGBOAT KEY, FL, Feb. 25, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Rumble Inc. (NASDAQ:RUM), the Freedom-First technology platform, today announced that Rumble Shorts has been approved by the Apple App Store. This means iPhone users are now able to download or update their Rumble apps to experience Rumble Shorts on iOS.Rumble announced the debut of Rumble Shorts on the web at rumble.com/shorts earlier this month...
LONGBOAT KEY, FL, Feb. 25, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Rumble Inc. (NASDAQ:RUM), the Freedom-First technology platform, today announced that Rumble Shorts has been approved by the Apple App Store. This means iPhone users are now able to download or update their Rumble apps to experience Rumble Shorts on iOS.Rumble announced the debut of Rumble Shorts on the web at rumble.com/shorts earlier this month. Google Play already approved Rumble Shorts for Android phones, so Apple’s approval means Rumble Sh
Stock prices have been relatively stagnant this year, with the S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) dipping 0.18% since the beginning of 2026, as of this writing. Some worry this could be a sign that this bull market is nearing its end. In fact, around 37% of investors predict that stock prices will drop in the next six months, according to the most recent weekly survey from the American Association of Indiv...
Stock prices have been relatively stagnant this year, with the S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) dipping 0.18% since the beginning of 2026, as of this writing. Some worry this could be a sign that this bull market is nearing its end. In fact, around 37% of investors predict that stock prices will drop in the next six months, according to the most recent weekly survey from the American Association of Individual Investors -- compared to only 34% who are optimistic about the future. If a bear market is around the corner, it may be tempting to sell your stocks now while prices are still high. But is that really the best move? Here's Warren Buffett's advice. Continue reading
After years of false starts, Canada’s moribund IPO market is showing glimmers of hope. For the first time since 2021, multiple firms are moving toward an initial public offering on the Toronto Stock Exchange. AGT Food and Ingredients Inc. said this month it is seeking to raise C$460 million ($336 million) in its return to the country’s public market. Separately, generic drugmaker Apotex Inc. is lo...
After years of false starts, Canada’s moribund IPO market is showing glimmers of hope. For the first time since 2021, multiple firms are moving toward an initial public offering on the Toronto Stock Exchange. AGT Food and Ingredients Inc. said this month it is seeking to raise C$460 million ($336 million) in its return to the country’s public market. Separately, generic drugmaker Apotex Inc. is looking to raise as much as C$1 billion in a deal that may come during the first half of the year. Though sparse by New York standards, the prospective offerings are a sharp pickup for an IPO market that’s been mired in a dry spell, with often just one or two firms going public per year. Toronto’s investment bankers say there are more in the pipeline and expect to soon begin meetings with potential investors. “I think we should see a more regular cadence than what we saw, certainly, last year,” said Joe Kostandoff , managing director and co-head of equity solutions and equity capital markets at CIBC Capital Markets. The number of IPOs on the TSX fell from a record of 42 in 2021 to a two-decade low of just one in 2023. Investment bankers attribute the drop to a combination of deals that struggled shortly after their 2021 debut, as well as higher interest rates and the fact that Canadian companies are concentrated in sectors like energy and materials at a time when investors were hungry for tech firms. Read more: Historic IPO Drought in Canada Reaches a Full Year: ECM Watch Kostandoff pointed to healthy valuations, investor demand and well-subscribed recent stock deals as evidence that the market may be turning a corner. One textbook example is Brookfield-backed Rockpoint Gas Storage Inc. , which completed its first secondary offering at a 30% premium to the IPO price earlier this month after going public in 2025, he said. Fresh Crop Other IPO candidates for the TSX include Vale Base Metals, which has said it is working to be ready for a debut, and Onex Corp. -backed WestJet Ai...
When bad news hits the Artificial Intelligence (AI) sector, like fears of massive job losses or economic instability in the US caused by automation, it doesn’t just hurt tech stocks. It dampens the mood across the entire future tech basket, including crypto. We saw AI-induced panic in BTC, ETH, XRP, ...
When bad news hits the Artificial Intelligence (AI) sector, like fears of massive job losses or economic instability in the US caused by automation, it doesn’t just hurt tech stocks. It dampens the mood across the entire future tech basket, including crypto. We saw AI-induced panic in BTC, ETH, XRP, ...
Amerigo Resources press release ( ARREF ): FY Non-GAAP EPS of $0.22. Revenue of $227.3M (+17.9% Y/Y). More on Amerigo Resources Ltd. Amerigo Resources: Electro-Copper Boosts Value For The Shareholders Amerigo expects to produce 63.8 M lbs of copper and 1.5 M lbs of molybdenum in 2026 Amerigo renews normal course issuer bid Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Amerigo Resources Ltd. Historical earnings ...
Amerigo Resources press release ( ARREF ): FY Non-GAAP EPS of $0.22. Revenue of $227.3M (+17.9% Y/Y). More on Amerigo Resources Ltd. Amerigo Resources: Electro-Copper Boosts Value For The Shareholders Amerigo expects to produce 63.8 M lbs of copper and 1.5 M lbs of molybdenum in 2026 Amerigo renews normal course issuer bid Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Amerigo Resources Ltd. Historical earnings data for Amerigo Resources Ltd.
Zenvia ( ZENV ) has notified Nasdaq of its decision to voluntarily delist its Class A common shares from Nasdaq and pursue SEC deregistration. The company cited high compliance costs, limited trading liquidity, and uncertainty in regaining Nasdaq’s $1.00 minimum bid price requirement as key reasons for the move. Zenvia previously received a Nasdaq notice on February 18, 2026, for failing to meet t...
Zenvia ( ZENV ) has notified Nasdaq of its decision to voluntarily delist its Class A common shares from Nasdaq and pursue SEC deregistration. The company cited high compliance costs, limited trading liquidity, and uncertainty in regaining Nasdaq’s $1.00 minimum bid price requirement as key reasons for the move. Zenvia previously received a Nasdaq notice on February 18, 2026, for failing to meet the minimum bid price requirement. Zenvia plans to file Form 25 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on March 9, 2026, with delisting expected to become effective on March 19, 2026. The company also intends to file Form 15 on March 19, 2026, which will immediately suspend its SEC reporting obligations. ZENV shares down 48% premarket. More on Zenvia Zenvia announces spin off of its CPaaS business unit Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Zenvia Historical earnings data for Zenvia Financial information for Zenvia
Pre-Market Stock Futures: Futures are trading higher this morning, but what a difference a day makes after a “Meltdown Monday.” Stocks rallied on Tuesday, and all major indices closed higher. While not recouping all of the losses from Monday, a strong bounce-back was a welcome sight for investors. A combination of a rebound in technology ... Here Are Wednesday’s Top Wall Street Analyst Research Ca...
Pre-Market Stock Futures: Futures are trading higher this morning, but what a difference a day makes after a “Meltdown Monday.” Stocks rallied on Tuesday, and all major indices closed higher. While not recouping all of the losses from Monday, a strong bounce-back was a welcome sight for investors. A combination of a rebound in technology ... Here Are Wednesday’s Top Wall Street Analyst Research Calls: AbbVie, Angel Studios, First Solar, IBM, Kroger, Molson Coors, Oracle, Workday, and More
*Other Operating Data Consensus Source: Bloomberg More on TJX TJX Companies: Rating Downgrade On Expensive Valuation TJX Non-GAAP EPS of $1.43 beats by $0.05, revenue of $17.74B beats by $360M TJX Q4 2026 Earnings Preview Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on TJX Historical earnings data for TJX
*Other Operating Data Consensus Source: Bloomberg More on TJX TJX Companies: Rating Downgrade On Expensive Valuation TJX Non-GAAP EPS of $1.43 beats by $0.05, revenue of $17.74B beats by $360M TJX Q4 2026 Earnings Preview Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on TJX Historical earnings data for TJX