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IAS remains the only newsletter to earn this distinction every year since 2010.

Here's Doug's take on key market events and trends for the week ending November 6, 2026.

Headlines and hot tips lead small-cap investors away from sound decisions.

With inflation sticky and yields near multiyear highs, earnings growth keeps stocks on track.

The company delivers steady income from household brands and restaurant partnerships.

There’s plenty of reason for optimism in the aftermath of the 2026 midterm elections.

A review of all of the recommendations, sales, company updates, and analyst commentary in the month.

Here's Doug's take on key market events and trends for the week ending October 30, 2026.

Spoiler alert: Our picks continue to deliver returns for subscribers.

SCI editor Doug Gerlach explores finding overlooked small-cap value.

AI spending powers the index and the economy, yet breadth is thin and consumers are strained.

Real yields reach 2007 levels, AI keeps the market narrow, and dividend stocks still offer a broader path.

Here's Doug's take on key market events and trends for the week ending October 23, 2026.

Our complete Dividend Informer coverage has been updated with current buy/sell prices and metrics.

SCI editor Doug Gerlach explains why the S&P 600 tells the real story.

The company’s Villages integration is complete, clearing the way for stronger organic growth.

Here's Doug's take on key market events and trends for the week ending October 16, 2026.

Here's Doug's take on key market events and trends for the week ending October 9, 2026.

The company combines shareholder returns with enterprise technology growth.

Calls to slow AI and costly campaign promises dominate the headlines, yet sustainable earnings remain the best guide for long-term investors.

Why small-caps are surging and how to analyze them the BetterInvesting way.

Here's Doug's take on key market events and trends for the week ending October 2, 2026.

A review of all of the recommendations, sales, company updates, and analyst commentary in the month.

Slow and steady wins the race for dividend investors.