Hot Stocks

The stock market changes from minute to minute, and what’s hot today may not be hot tomorrow. Our expert analysts spot hot stocks that are heating up before the crowd swoops in to bid prices higher, and our journalists sift through the noise to shine a light on trending investments -- in spaces ranging from quantum computing to marijuana stocks -- to determine whether they’re actually worth your time.

A Danger Sign at Lululemon?

Hoping to scare off further copycats, Lululemon is playing hardball with Calvin Klein. But its lawsuit could backfire.

Campbell Soup Tops Q4 Estimates

Campbell Soup posted fourth-quarter earnings and revenue that topped analysts expectations and forecast higher revenue and profit for fiscal 2013.

Sony’s Kazuo Hirai Needs a Magic Wand

He also needs a knife -- to cut the tech conglomerate's many underperformers, such as its TV-making and content-producing businesses.

See Ya, Sears! Hello … LyondellBasell?

After Tuesday's close, Sears will exit the S&P 500 and be replaced by petrochemical firm LyondellBasell Industries. Here's a look at the new kid on the block.

The Nation’s Finest: 10 Best Real America Index Performers

Two-thirds of the members of InvestorPlace's handpicked Real America Index have seen gains this year. Have a look at our 10 best performers.

All Eyes on Canada for Next Big Shale Play

EnCana is trying to cash in on the untapped shale opportunities in Alberta Canada's Duvernay region.

Gold, Silver Spike as Federal Stimulus Optimism Bubbles

Gold and silver rallied Friday amid optimism that Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's comments meant future stimulus for the U.S. economy.

An Investment in a Higher Power

InvestorPlace contributor James Brumley chatted with Canada Lithium, North America's only producer of battery-grade lithium, and learned more about the company.

Shell Gets OK to Drill in Artic, Could Begin Next Week

Royal Dutch Shell has received federal approval to begin preliminary construction on drilling wells off Alaska's northwest coast as the end of the season looms.

Marissa Mayer Sets Her Own Course for Yahoo

Marissa Mayer's move of hiring Kathy Savitt to head up Yahoo's global marketing is further proof that the company's new strategy may be pushing e-commerce.

Ford Focus on Track to Become World’s Best-Selling Car

Ford says worldwide sales of its Focus line of sedans and hatchbacks may beat Toyota Corolla sales this year, making the Focus the world's top selling car.

Good News Doesn’t Matter — Thursday’s IP Market Recap

Markets fell in lockstep Thursday as a spate of good news during the week dampened hopes of Fed intervention to stimulate the economy.

Gold, Silver Edge Lower on Eve of Central Banking Conference

Gold and silver tick slightly lower during Thursday trading as investor await news from Friday's Central Banking Conference. Miners take more hits.

Should I Buy Coach? 3 Pros, 3 Cons

Coach has a distinctive brand, but sales have been lagging at home. We weigh the good and bad, and give our verdict on whether the luxury retailer is a buy.

GM, VW Rev Up Their Rush to Russia

As the emerging market of China continues to disappoint, automakers are looking elsewhere for expansion. Now, many have their eyes on Russia.

Bill Ackman Goes on the Offensive

The activist investor has jumped on his bully pulpit once again and gone on the offensive. Here's how it could play out.

My Best (and WORST) Investment Calls So Far in 2012

I believe in the notion that the market should be accessible and reasonably fair, which is why I'm sharing a regular update on my personal stock pick record. Here goes ...

Markets and Economy Move Ahead: Wednesday’s IP Market Recap

A revised GDP report combined with another piece of good news on the housing front help markets advance on Wednesday despite low volume.

ESPN Strikes $5.6B Deal with MLB Through 2021

Disney's ESPN has agreed to a $5.6 billion deal to extend its rights to Major League Baseball games through 2021, paying about twice its current yearly fees.