Brookfield Asset Management Stock News

The average time a Wall Street investor holds a stock has shortened dramatically over the decades. At this point, buying and holding a stock for 10 years is a virtual eternity.

Brookfield Asset Management (BAM -0.53%), as its name very clearly indicates, is an asset manager. It has a market capitalization of $88 billion, which is fairly sizable.

Building a low-stress retirement income stream requires a diversified portfolio of durable, defensive, and dividend-growing stocks or funds. I share two approaches to achieving a low-stress dividend growth portfolio that yields 5-9%. I detail which of the two approaches is my favorite, as well as some of my top big dividend growth picks for retirees right now.

If you're a dividend investor and have $1,000 to invest, it can be pretty depressing right now. The reason is that the S&P 500 index has an itty-bitty yield of 1.2% today.

Retiring on passive income from high-yield stocks reduces sequence of returns risk and provides reliable, inflation-beating income for retirement. I share my three top picks for retiring with high-yield stocks. I also share some honorable mentions.

Infrastructure investing offers durable cash flows and strong dividend growth potential, making it attractive amid rising institutional interest and AI-driven capital spending. However, there are major macro risks hanging over the sector. We discuss how we are selecting infrastructure stocks to mitigate this risk.

The AI boom is likely going to be the dominant macro theme for the coming decade. However, most of the AI opportunities are already richly valued by Mr. Market. That said, there are a few stocks that Mr. Market is still overlooking, giving investors a generational buying opportunity.

New funding bolsters Crusoe's ability to meet increasing demand for AI infrastructure New funding bolsters Crusoe's ability to meet increasing demand for AI infrastructure