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With Christmas now behind us, I hope you’ve had a chance to unwind, enjoy time with family and friends, and recharge for the year ahead. These final days of December offer a rare window – a time when the world slows down just enough to step back and take stock without getting swept up in every market headline.
After all, trading volume is light this week, and paying too much attention to the day-to-day action can do more harm to your stress levels than all those holiday sweets combined.
That’s why, before we step into the New Year, I’d like to share my most important investing tips to prime your portfolio to flourish in the coming months. Let’s get right to it.
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1. Invest in high margin companies that dominate their business. A company that’s able to expand its operating margins is usually a company that has a dominant position – such as a monopoly – in its industry. This company can raise prices without seeing a drop-off in sales, and that’s a nice place to be, especially in the current inflationary environment.
2. Along these lines, companies that have margin expansion tend to post bigger earnings surprises. This is one reason why I like the oil refiners right now. They have dramatic profit margin expansion and are also profiting from rising natural gas and crude oil prices.
3. Invest in companies with strong forecasted sales and earnings. Do you really want to buy stock in a company that’s expecting its growth to slow? As sales and earnings dwindle, so will Wall Street’s interest in the stock. You want to invest in companies that are expecting to be even bigger and better quarter after quarter. Ultimately, these are the ones that will see an increase in institutional buying pressure. As that buying pressure increases, so will the stock price.
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4. Look for companies that see positive analyst revisions in the past three months, as these typically post earnings surprises. If a stock beats Wall Street’s earnings forecast by a significant amount, share prices can rally dramatically. When I find an unsung stock that has regularly performed better than the “experts” have predicted, I recommend it on the premise that it should top expectations again – and see shares surge when it does.
5. If you’re a dividend investor, focus on companies that are consistently raising their dividends. You want to be sure you’re investing in dividend stocks that have the ability to increase their dividend payments. I check this by looking at the company’s last four dividend payments. Are they increasing? Are they decreasing? Are they staying the same? Decreasing dividend payments are a bad sign (it often means the company isn’t doing well), and you want to avoid those stocks.
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In a recent column, I described how most products in the U.S. became increasingly affordable between 1980 and 2020 when measured in the number of hours worked to pay for them.
However, we saw the biggest spike in inflation in 40 years during the Biden Administration, thanks to massive deficit spending, near-zero interest rates, and the temporary shutdown of the global supply chain.
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Between 2000 and 2024, the CPI rose 82.2%.
But hourly earnings for blue-collar workers rose 115.1% – outpacing inflation by more than 40%.
That means an hour of work bought 18.1% more goods and services at the end of 2024 than it did at the beginning of 2000.
That’s progress. Just not the kind that the media bothers to cover.
Unlike money, time can’t be counterfeited or inflated.
There is perfect equality here. We all get 60 minutes in an hour and 24 hours in a day.
Our time is truly our most precious resource, the only one that cannot be recycled, stored, duplicated, or recovered.
When time prices decrease – as they have for decades now – an hour of time buys more products and services.
While people often compare what they make with someone earning more, they rarely stop to realize how much more they can buy today compared with what they could buy in the past for the same hours worked.
Time prices are the one unimpeachable standard to compare abundance from one era to another.
And their fall is not due to an increase in material resources. It is due to the expansion of knowledge, which enables us to use resources more creatively and effectively.
This is a powerful phenomenon, yet one that is not commonly understood.
Being able to afford more while working less is further evidence that most Americans are living the Dream without realizing it.
Most of us take the long-term improvement in our standard of living for granted.
Indeed, there is a common misconception that increasing progress and prosperity have been the norm for as long as human beings have been around.
Yet history reveals that this is decidedly not the case.
Imagine, for example, that the Roman statesman Cicero was magically able to time travel and visit Thomas Jefferson at Monticello more than 1,800 years later.
Cicero would arrive at the coast of Virginia the same way Jefferson would have made the trip to Italy.
He would ride a horse to the nearest port and trust his fate to a windblown ship.
When Cicero arrived at Monticello months later, things would look quite familiar.
Jefferson’s home was heated by fire in the winter, and the doors and windows were left wide open in the summer, the same as in ancient Rome.
Jefferson read by candlelight, drew his water from a well, ate mostly what he raised, used an outhouse, and owned slaves, just like Romans did 18 centuries earlier.
Cicero would learn that four of Jefferson’s six children did not survive early childhood.
Nothing new there. This was sadly the case for most of human history.
(Jefferson’s wife died at age 33 of complications from giving birth to their sixth child.)
Except for a few notable innovations – like the printing press, gunpowder, and the compass – life in 1800 was hardly distinguishable from life almost 2,000 years earlier.
Since then, however, there has been an explosion in human progress and prosperity.
Economic historian Deirdre McCloskey calls it the Great Enrichment, a period of exponential wealth creation that started more than 200 years ago and is still accelerating.
This is plainly visible in the quality of your transportation, the speed of your communications, your many laborsaving devices, and the huge variety of goods, services, and outright luxuries available to you at the click of a button.
Thomas Jefferson did not have electricity, cars, trains, airplanes, radio, television, cameras and video recorders, smartphones, computers, lasers, batteries, the World Wide Web, antibiotics, vaccines, pacemakers, artificial hearts, MRI scans, gene therapies, and countless other lifesaving and life-enhancing innovations.
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What is most responsible for our exponential increase in abundance?
Two things: freedom and people.
Freedom is crucial because it allows people to create and profit from their innovations.
(That’s why goods and services have notbecome cheaper for the average consumer in Cuba, Venezuela, North Korea, and other unfree nations.)
But this phenomenon is not about freedom alone. It’s also about more people. A lot more people.
People generate knowledge. Knowledge multiplies output. And freedom lets people share, trade, and profit from their discoveries.
The freer a society, the greater its time price gains. The more people it empowers, the richer its outcomes.
Scarcity didn’t win. Innovation did.
We have increased food supply, for instance, by increasing yields from existing fields.
We’ve increased our agricultural efficiency so much that less than 2% of the U.S. population farms at all.
After more than a century of intensive fossil fuel use, we have more known deposits of oil and gas than ever before.
(And we’ve surveyed only a tiny portion of the planet.)
Overpopulation is not a threat. On the contrary, limiting population growth limits brainpower.
Yet generations of schoolchildren have been taught that population growth makes resources scarcer.
Indeed, academia and the media repeatedly warn us that we are consuming the planet’s natural resources at an alarming rate… and that they will soon be gone.
Not true. Resource abundance is growing faster than the world population.
Our economy has reached such a level of efficiency and sophistication that we are producing an increasing amount of goods and services while using ever-fewer resources.
For example, from 2014 to 2024 U.S. real gross domestic product grew by 27.6%.
But, over the same period, energy consumption decreased by 1.3%.
Western countries have learned how to get the most energy with the least emission of greenhouse gases.
As we climbed the energy ladder from wood to coal to oil to gas, the ratio of carbon to hydrogen in our energy sources fell steadily.
As a result, fewer American cities are now shrouded in a smoggy haze.
Our distant ancestors spent most of their waking hours hunting and gathering food to live.
Yet the typical American today earns their food in a matter of minutes. And we are spoiled for choice at the average supermarket.
We have more goods and services available – and work fewer hours to afford them – than any previous generation.
The world today is incomparably richer than it was in decades past.
Yet the doomsayers are unable to see it – or don’t want to.
Instead, they continually warn us that the end is nigh.
As a result, many Americans are unable to enjoy the countless advantages of modern life because they believe it is on the verge of ending – and there is nothing they can do about it.
Don’t buy it. Especially the claims about “overpopulation.”
The most important resource in today’s world is not oil or natural gas or some rare earth mineral.
It’s people. By applying their intelligence and creativity, individual men and women make other resources more abundant.
Additional people don’t just create additional demand. (Although that also promotes growth and prosperity.)
They represent an additional supply of ideas, knowledge, and productive work.
We shouldn’t underestimate the power of this. Or what time prices tell us.
When you spend less time laboring to feed and clothe your family, put a roof over your head, keep the lights on, and pay your bills, you are gaining the ultimate wealth: more time to do what you really want.
This is not just prosperity. It’s superabundance.
And another reason to acknowledge that the American Dream is alive and well – for those with eyes to see it.
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Verizon (NYSE: VZ) is 2025’s Dog of the Dow. The Dogs of the Dow list includes the index’s top 10 dividend yields, which are expected to outperform the index over the subsequent year, according to popular theory.
On the official 2025 Dogs of the Dow list(ranked by dividend yield as of Dec. 31, 2024), Verizon sat at the top with a yield of about 6.8%.
Trading at a historically low valuation, Verizon is well-positioned to pay its dividend and deliver a market-beating advance in 2026, providing a double-digit total return for investors.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average (NYSEARCA: DIA) is forecasted to advance by as much as 13% in 2026.
Tailwinds, including lower interest rates and tax relief for lower-income workers, are expected to drive healthy consumer spending and business investment, which, along with the AI trade, will support a broad market rally.
Verizon is forecasted to rise by at least 17%, according to the 2025 year-end analyst consensus, with potential for an additional 20% at the high end of the target range.
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2026 is expected to be a pivotal year for Verizon’s business. The company has leaned heavily into cost-cutting, debt reduction, and investments in broadband and 5G over the past few years, and these efforts are paying off. Not only is Verizon on track to monetize its assets, but AI also provides avenues for improved efficiency, new business, and a more cost-effective structure. Improved and reliable cash flow offers strong support for the dividend and a favorable outlook for share buybacks.
The company chose not to repurchase shares in 2025, instead focusing on reducing debt and enhancing cash flow.
As it stands, Verizon has ample buyback authorization in place, worth approximately 100 million shares, or about 2.4% of the outstanding share count.
Another 2026 catalyst could be outperformance. Although Verizon is expected to widen its margins and drive growth in 2026, analyst forecasts are tepid. MarketBeat’s reported consensus calls for a low-single-digit revenue advance with slightly better earnings growth.
However, the forecast for 5G and Internet of Things (IoT), two areas where Verizon has shown strong performance, suggests much stronger growth rates.
Both are expected to sustain a mid-teens compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in 2026.
Growth will be driven by subscribers and penetration, with IoT devices, edge computing, and autonomous/mission-critical technologies underpinning activity.
Additional catalysts for investors to watch in 2026 are the new CEO’s efforts, ongoing business results, and capital returns.
Verizon’s stock price and dividend yield offer an attractive risk-reward profile for investors. Trading near 8.5X earnings in late 2025, the stock is well below its 10-year average of 12X earnings, suggesting it may be undervalued.
Its dividend yield of nearly 7% is also above the long-running average, and the distribution is expected to grow. The company has paid dividends for decades and has increased its payment annually for 20 years. The 2026 increase puts it within four years of achieving Dividend Aristocratstatus, another draw for buy-and-hold investors.
Institutions, the visible face of buy-and-hold investing, are accumulating VZ stock. The 2025 data show the total activity dwindling sequentially from Q1 to Q4, but quarterly activity remains above average in each period and is bullish on balance. The balance for 2025 ran above $2 bought for each $1 sold, providing solid support and a floor for price action.
Assuming this trend persists, VZ shares are unlikely to fall below $40 and remain there in the long term. It’s more likely that VZ will continue to move within its established range, eventually retesting the high end and pushing to new highs by the end of 2026.
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Something big is about to come out of Amazon – and almost nobody sees it yet.
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Back in 2012, the media called Netflix “a train wreck.” Analysts mocked its price hikes. Its CEO Reed Hastings was being blasted by customers and investors alike. But I tuned out the noise, went on CNBC, and told everyone who would listen that it was the steal of the decade. Netflix went on to rise more than 15,000%.
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