Bank of America’s network continues to expand. ExxonMobil returned $37.2 billion to shareholders in 2025, increasing its dividend yet again.
Source: https://www.fool.com/investing/2026/03/15/best-3-blue-chip-s…
A strategist notes that the sector is once again testing a technical support level, which increases the likelihood that it will break that support.
Coca-Cola currently offers better value than PepsiCo, despite both being strong, low-beta dividend stocks for diversified portfolios. KO’s capital-light, brand-focused model enables higher margins, greater dividend growth potential, and resilience versus PEP’s more capital-intensive, diversified operations. KO is slightly undervalued by the dividend discount model and shows a 9.2% upside to fair value.
Silver has broken out of a decade-long channel, surging from $35 to $120 in six months, yet silver miners have lagged the metal’s performance. Despite FCF margins near 50% for silver miners at current prices, investor skepticism about the sustainability of high silver prices has kept valuations depressed. I like to focus on producers, near-term producers, and late-stage developers with scalable production potential, advocating broad, low-allocation exposure to mitigate mining-specific risks.
