Magazine
July 13, 2026
This Stock Market Is Full of Bargains, Our Roundtable Pros Say. 45 Picks for the Second Half.
The AI rally has left many other deserving stocks out in the cold. The case for Expedia Group, Total, Brink’s, and more.
SK Hynix Listing Closes Gap With Micron. The Korean Stock Is Still the Better Bet.
SK Hynix’s U.S. listing has narrowed its valuation gap with rival Micron Technology. The new stock is still compelling.
4 minute read
Grandparents, Don’t Use Trump Accounts for College Savings
The accounts can be a good way to fund a grandkid’s retirement, but there are better ways to save for college.
3 minute read
AI Is Transforming the Personal Computing Experience. This Stock Will Profit.
Logitech is reimagining its entire lineup of workplace and gaming devices. Its stock can rally 40%.
Long Read
Trading Cards Are the New Lottery Tickets. ‘Brother, It’s Gambling!’
Mental health experts see similarities between opening a pack of trading cards and the rush that accompanies traditional gambling.
Long Read
How Barron’s Roundtable Panelists’ 2026 Picks Have Performed So Far
The S&P 500 index posted a total return of 9.9% from Jan. 2 through June 30. Here’s how our panelists’ picks did in that period.
1 minute read
How Barron’s Roundtable Panelists’ 2025 Midyear Picks Performed
Many panelists‘ 2025 MIdyear Roundatble stock picks beat the market’s performance in the same span.
1 minute read
Mission Produce Stockholder Raises Stake by Nearly 1.2 Million Shares
Globalharvest Holdings bought 1.18 shares of Mission Produce for about $15.8 million. The buy comes after avocado demand hits record highs and the acquisition of Calavo Growers.
2 minute read
State Capitalism Ventures Into AI. What Could Go Wrong?
The U.S. government taking stakes in AI companies is a disaster in the making, Christopher Smart writes.
4 minute read
RH Shares Rise After CEO Explains $21 Million Stock Sale
RH CEO Gary Friedman sells stock for the first time since 2022 while urging investors not to panic.
2 minute read
The Yen Is Sinking. For Now, Takaichi, Bank of Japan Forge Ahead.
The outlook for the yen is for further declines so long as the prime minister keeps talking about spending increases and tax cuts.
3 minute read
