Jim Cramer says investors need tried-and-proven stocks that work for the long haul.

As the second quarter gets underway, investors are understandably edgy.

Ariel Investments believes in 'classic Warren Buffett-style value investing' and sees value continuing to beat growth.

Jim Cramer says investors need to accept the forces of inflation, and view everything through the lens of the Fed and via the situation in Ukraine.

'The current global resource supply-demand imbalance is underpinned by structural scarcity and will only get worse,' BofA said.

The list includes Exxon Mobil. J.P. Morgan also cited Russia-Ukraine underperformers, a list that includes PepsiCo.

As inflation surges and geopolitical tensions mount, a look at some recent dip stocks worth considering.

The basket includes Boeing, Exxon Mobil, News Corp., ConocoPhillips, Mosaic, Oneok O’Reilly Automotive, Chevron and AIG.

Jim Cramer says if a company doesn't make real things and have real profits, the risk of big losses is high.

Apple is asking assemblers to put together 220 million iPhones this year, Bloomberg reported, a tally that largely matches 2021 levels.

Electric-truck manufacturer Nikola, like the broad vehicle industry, has been struggling with supply-chain issues.

DNA-sequencing leader Illumina swung to a loss in Q2 2022. Contributions from Grail didn't help.