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

Spirit Airlines Incorporated Stock Flies High Amid the Turbulence

By Will Healy, InvestorPlace Contributor

Spirit stock beat estimates after a strong, but turbulent, 2017. And, despite the uncertainty, it looks like investors will continue flying high with SAVE stock.

Pfizer Inc. Stock Hurt by Dwindling Revenue Growth Prospects

By Will Healy, InvestorPlace Contributor

Pfizer stock has never recovered from Lipitor going generic, and the lack of ability for PFE to find the next Lipitor has left PFE stock without any obvious growth prospects.

#MoreofSame for Twitter Inc Stock Going Into Thursday’s Earnings Report

By Will Healy, InvestorPlace Contributor

Going into earnings, Twitter has achieved profitability but struggles with revenue. That means TWTR stock will likely struggle long term.

Company Turbulence Makes Ryanair Holdings plc Stock a Buy

By Will Healy, InvestorPlace Contributor

Ryanair stock fell even though the company reported double-digit earnings growth due to RYAAY experiencing labor turmoil, meaning pilots will likely receive a greater share of RYAAY stock profits.

Valuation Makes Microsoft Corporation Stock a “Don’t Buy”

By Will Healy, InvestorPlace Contributor

MSFT stock has moved higher as MSFT has reinvented itself and returned to double-digit profit growth, but with these valuations, investors should avoid Microsoft stock.

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