Kyle Woodley

Kyle Woodley

Kyle Woodley is the Senior Investing Editor of Kiplinger.com. His articles covering stock picks, exchange-traded funds and mutual funds have been featured on MSN, Nasdaq and U.S. News & World Report. He also has appeared on Fox Business Network.

He previously was Managing Editor of InvestorPlace.com, and an award-winning designer and copy editor with Gannett. He also is a graduate of Ohio State University.

Kyle can be reached at kwoodley@kiplinger.com, or you can follow him on Twitter at @KyleWoodley.

Recent Articles

5 Reasons We’ll See $4 Gas By Memorial Day

These five key trends -- from global demand to the potential for conflict with Iran -- all signal one thing: Pricier gas is just around the corner.

Don’t Put Any Stock in Denim

Companies might be able to sell jeans for $200 to $300 a pair, but it still doesn't make them a worthwhile investment. Skip these big jeans names.

A New Rival for NYSE and Nasdaq: BATS

The newly approved Bats BZX exchange aims to become an alternative to the giants. It's starting with a handful of ETFs.

Year of the Solar Stock? — Thursday’s IP Market Recap

So far, 2012 has been very good for the struggling sector.

McDonald’s: Shamrock Shakes for All

McDonald's is expanding its offering of the annual St. Patrick's Day treat this year to all of its 14,000 U.S. locations.

Groupon Deals a Dud — Wednesday’s IP Market Recap

A poor first earnings report is taking an after-hours toll on GRPN shares.

Buffalo Wild Wings: Beer, Wings — and iPads?

Red-hot wings chain Buffalo Wild Wings is expanding its test of at-the-table iPads that could be used for both food orders and entertainment.

China Drives Yum and Coke — Tuesday’s IP Market Recap

Hungry and thirsty Chinese boost the two U.S. companies earnings and share prices.

Sweet Day for Shipping — Monday’s IP Market Recap

A tiny rise in the Baltic Dry Index spurs big stock gains for several shipping companies.

AMR Adds By Subtracting — Wednesday’s IP Market Recap

American Airlines plans to cut 13,000 jobs as part of its bankruptcy restructuring.