Will Healy

Will Healy

InvestorPlace Contributor

Will Healy is a freelance financial writer. He had a lifelong interest in the stock market, trading equities since the dot-com boom. Will pursued his passion for writing after working in the corporate world as both an analyst and an insurance sales professional. He likes to approach the market by focusing on deep value, dividends, and speculation.

Will’s writing has focused on stock analysis, as well as real estate, insurance, personal finance, macroeconomics, and politics. Along with InvestorPlace, his work has appeared on numerous sites, including Seeking Alpha, Yahoo! Finance, MSN Money, Kiplinger Tax Letter, and GOBankingRates. He holds both a B.S. in Journalism and an MBA in finance and strategy.

Recent Articles

Chesapeake Energy Corporation Stock Will Return From Oblivion

By Will Healy, InvestorPlace Contributor

Chesapeake Energy could be poised for a comeback. It nearly fell into bankruptcy a few years ago and its debt remains burdensome. But today CHK stock benefits from better pricing on natural gas and oil and will benefit from an export market that's beginning to take off.

With the Arrival of 5G, Apple Inc. Stock Can Far Surpass a $1-Trillion Market Cap

By Will Healy, InvestorPlace Contributor

Apple still finds itself defined by the iPhone, and while other products may get AAPL stock to a $1-trillion market cap, it will take 5G iPhones to drive it well beyond that point.

Executive Upheaval Makes This a Great Time to Buy Baidu Inc Stock

By Will Healy, InvestorPlace Contributor

Baidu stock fell on Dr. Lu's resignation, but BIDU investors should treat this and a future battle with Google as a reason to buy BIDU stock.

Cruise Ship Stocks Should Continue Sailing Into Smooth Waters

By Will Healy, InvestorPlace Contributor

Among cruise ship stocks, CCL, RCL and NCLH dominate the industry, and all three offer low valuations and high growth.

3 Common Recommendations That Are Just Plain Bad Investment Advice

By Will Healy, InvestorPlace Contributor

Avoiding bad investment advice such as staying in your comfort zone, buying what you love, and always diversifying will help you know what to do when investing.

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