The Case for Moderna and Regeneron: Two Stocks Worth Watching for the Long Haul

Ah, Moderna. You can practically hear the applause still ringing from their meteoric rise during the pandemic. Their mRNA-based COVID-19 vaccine was nothing short of a game-changer, and yes, it made the company a fortune. But with the world finally moving beyond the worst of the pandemic, it’s easy to assume that Moderna’s moment has passed, that the vaccine cash cow has been milked dry. Well, I beg to differ.

Unraveling the Energy Transfer Mystery: A Cynic’s Guide

But before you throw your hard-earned doubloons into the Energy Transfer cauldron, take a moment to channel your inner Benjamin Graham – a venerable sage of investment who, as legends tell us, could turn a mundane rock into a desirable asset, provided it was covered with just the right amount of analysis. You may find yourself pondering another contender that has only stumbled half as far, offering a slightly less enthusiastic yield of 6.9%.

Assessing Amazon: A Delicate Dance of Opportunity and Obstacle

This year, Amazon’s ascent appears as sluggish as a bureaucrat slogging through the tedium of paperwork; with a pitiful 0.2% uptick in the ever-engaging 2025, while its lofty counterparts-Alphabet, Nvidia, Netflix, Broadcom, and Oracle-have soared with the grace of white-tailed eagles, each boasting more than a 30% rise. As we take a closer look at Amazon, three reasons may beckon one’s consideration toward its virtues, while two daunting specters linger to whisper caution into the ear of the eager investor.

Lululemon Stock’s Descent: A Stealthy Opportunity or Icarus Reborn?

One must ask-what happened? Lululemon’s once-unassailable growth has slowed in North America, where it once reigned supreme, gifting the world with leggings so iconic they were practically sanctified. Yet, in this new age of baggy trousers and looser fits, Lululemon-ever the proud guardian of its high-waisted dominion-failed to adapt quickly enough. The consequence? A stock price plummeting by 66% from its celestial high of early 2024, leaving a trail of despair in its wake.

Tilray’s Farce: A Contrarian’s Guide to Green Gold

In fiscal 2025, these “craft” brews generated $241 million, a sum that pales beside the $249 million from cannabis. But ah! The alchemy of balance! As if the gods of finance had whispered, “Let us not place all our eggs in one basket,” while Tilray’s coffers weep at 1 times sales. A price tag that reeks of desperation, yet smells faintly of opportunity-like a beggar offering a crown for a loaf of bread.

A Contrarian’s Ball: Dancing with Dividends in a $30-Trillion Fortune

The Schwab US Dividend Equity ETF (SCHD), though scarcely mentioned in the drawing rooms of financial media, has the manners to exclude the vulgarly fashionable. No speculative tech darlings here-only firms with a decade of unbroken dividend increases, a lineage as pedigreed as any Bennet heir. Even the REITs, those charming but fickle companions with their tax-advantaged wiles, are politely shown the door. One might call it a society of substance over spectacle.