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

Don’t Buy Dell’s DVMT Stock To Get VMWare at a Discount

By Will Healy, InvestorPlace Contributor

DVMT stock, which tracks VMW stock, has traded at a discount to VMW. However, with Dell considering a merger with VMWare, the future of DVMT remains uncertain.

Abercrombie & Fitch Co. Stock Leaves the New Money Behind

By Will Healy, InvestorPlace Contributor

ANF stock beat estimates but has risen so much it no longer represents a buying opportunity for those wanting Abercrombie stock at a reasonable valuation.

Investors Have Missed the Boat on Autodesk, Inc. Stock

By Will Healy, InvestorPlace Contributor

ADSK stock went up even as the company deferred profits for several quarters to implement a new revenue model, driving Autodesk stock to a high valuation.

Apple Inc. Stock Has Become an Excellent Choice for Value Investors

By Will Healy, InvestorPlace Contributor

AAPL stock continues its growth despite the company losing tech leadership, meaning investors can still profit from Apple stock.

Cash Will Keep Facebook Inc Stock in a Growth Mode

By Will Healy, InvestorPlace Contributor

FB has had a bad start to 2018, but the ingredients remain to maintain high growth in Facebook stock. Profit growth should exceed 20% this year for Facebook and the company is in a position to create or buy new business lines, putting Facebook stock in solid shape for the long term.

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