Just one week ago, President Trump’s administration announced a $1 trillion infrastructure proposal to stimulate the economy. Then just four days ago, the House Democrats came up with a $1.5 trillion infrastructure bill.

Do stocks have personalities? Yes, they do, and we all know it even though we may not explicitly use that language when we think or talk about stocks.

A lower P/B compared with the industry average implies that there is enough room for the stock to gain.

By comparing the book value of equity to its market price, we get an idea of whether a company is under- or overpriced. However, like P/E or P/S ratio, it is always better to compare P/B ratios within industries.

Stick to any of these ten companies if you’re looking for a new opportunity in the market. With long-term growth trends still in their early innings and growth prospects fueled by economic tailwinds, you can invest in these stocks with confidence.

No matter who makes it into the White House after this year’s election, you should make sure that the stocks you buy now will still be able to flourish. Here are six safe stocks that will perform well regardless of this upcoming November’s results.

Although the housing market continues to improve in a two step forward, one step back basis, the trend is up with housing starts running at just under 10% above the same period last year.

New home sales hit a more than eight-year high in April, crushing market expectations. Moreover, home prices surged to record levels, suggesting strong demand in the all-important spring selling season.

There has been a lot of whining among investors that there are no values in the stock market anymore.

The use of ratios to determine value stocks is not new in the investment world.

Blowing away earnings estimates these four stocks can add some much-needed growth to your portfolio. With years of growth still ahead, these stocks are great buys right now while they’re still undervalued.

Insider buying increased last week with insiders buying $45.8 million of stock compared to $43.19 million in the week prior. Selling decreased with insiders selling $1.08 billion of stock last week compared to $2.08 billion in the week prior.

It is becoming fairly apparent to me that activity in the housing market is starting to pick up as of late, both in better home sales, as well as increased remodeling activity

March E-mini S&Ps (ESH15 -0.15%) this morning are down -0.12% and European stocks are down -0.04% on expectations for U.S. Q4 GDP to be revised lower later today.

December E-mini S&Ps (ESZ14 -0.22%) this morning are down -0.12% and European stocks are up +0.02% ahead of the results of today's ECB meeting and press conference from ECB President Draghi shortly after.