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January 26, 2026
Meme Stocks Turn 5. Will There Ever Be Another GameStop?
The meme stock revolution changed markets, but Wall Street adapted. How retail investors won some battles but may have still lost the war.
AIG Dropped Sharply in January. The Stock Is a Buy.
The insurer completed a major turnaround after the financial crisis and is now an inexpensive play.
Long Read
30 More Picks for ’26 From the Barron’s Roundtable
Heineken, Chubb, and India stocks are in our panelists’ sights this year. How to assemble your own sports portfolio.
Long Read
BJ’s Stock Is a Bargain-Priced Alternative to Costco and Walmart
The stock trades at 20 times earnings, a deep discount to its big-box competitors. It’s time to buy this proven growth story.
Long Read
Silver Has Gone Ballistic. How to Play the Metal’s Next Move.
Solid fundamentals don’t come close to explaining silver’s meteoric rise. Why it may not last.
Long Read
Uncertainty Got You Down? It May Be the Ticket to Stock Market Gains.
Stocks often do well during unsettled times. Here’s how to manage your investments when you’re tempted to flee the market.
4 minute read
Trump’s Stormy First Year Has Made Us Richer. But Will We Pay Someday?
Stocks are up. The 10-year Treasury yield is down. Oil is cheap. Still, there’s one asset that shows how stressed Americans really are.
Long Read
The Fed’s Growing Footprint on the Market Has a Cost
An expanding Fed balance sheet will drive up asset prices, Brij Khurana writes in a guest commentary.
4 minute read
Jabil Soared Last Year. Now Insiders Are Selling Millions of Dollars in Stock.
The data-center manufacturer’s shares surged 58% last year, outpacing the Nasdaq. Recent filings show executives selling millions of dollars in stock.
2 minute read
Japan’s Takaichi Runs the Risk of Provoking the Bond Vigilantes
With debt running at 200% of GDP, unfunded tax cuts could be a problem. Still, the PM is very popular, and Japan is a creditor nation with a currency that is seemingly fated to rebound.
3 minute read
GameStop’s Cohen Buys More Stock. Why He Thinks Some CEOs Should Be Fired.
Cohen and a board member both bought shares this week as GameStop prepares a shareholder vote on a new compensation plan.
3 minute read
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