Marie Brodbeck

Marie Brodbeck

Marie is a graduate of Duquesne University and has been a finance journalist for over a decade, when she began writing macroeconomic articles on a freelance basis. Since then, she has traveled the world and has been able to fund her lifestyle through a combination of savvy investments and frugal finances. She believes in taking risks when the market is fearful but always investing with a long-term view in mind.

Recent Articles

Here’s Why the Micron Technology, Inc. Stock Rally Is Legit

MU stock looks likely to climb even higher over the next few years as the memory industry continues to benefit from a surge in new technology.

Tiffany & Co. Stock Popped on Earnings, But Don’t Chase the Rally

TIF stock's 20% rise following its earnings report has made the stock too expensive. Instead investors should wait for a pullback before jumping on board.

Without an Acquisition, Step Far, Far Away From Fitbit Inc.

Don't expect to see a comeback from Fitbit stock anytime soon. Fitbit stock is likely to continue on its downward trajectory unless it becomes an acquisition target because management has exhausted its turnaround options.

3 of 2017’s Hottest IPO Stocks: Where Are They Now?

SNAP stock, APRN stock and ROKU stock were all heavily anticipated IPOs in 2017 but here's a look where they got investors a year later.

Is the BJ’s IPO a Threat to Costco Wholesale Corporation?

BJ's IPO isn't worth investing in, the company is saddled with unnecessary debt and its inferior position compared to wholesalers like Costco suggests it won't be able to compete in the competitive grocery space.

The Long-Term Case for Undervalued Walmart Inc Stock

WMT stock still has some upside even when you consider the toll Walmart's investments in the future will take on earnings potential in the near term.

3 Stocks to Buy to Find Gains in Today’s Market

Investors wondering what to invest in now should consider RDS.A, ABBV and AWK for their stability and potential to rebound.

It’s Not as Bad as It Looks for Johnson & Johnson Stock

Johnson & Johnson is facing quite a few hurdles in the coming year, but the firm's stable business and reliable dividend make it worth waiting out the turbulence. JNJ stock is looking like a buy at its current valuation - its diversified business make it a great long-term bet.

5 Physical Goods to Grow Your Money

Although buying physical goods like art and automobiles makes your investment considerably less liquid than investing in the stock market, those with an interest in antiques might find buying tangible items more rewarding.

3 Wearable Stocks to Buy That Aren’t Apple Stock

While Apple might have the top spot when it comes to smart watches, there are other wearable stocks with bright futures that are worth considering.