Barron's Picks And Pans: Boeing, Hasbro, Kinder Morgan, US Steel And More

• This weekend's Barron's cover story discusses what investors should know about the decline of globalization.
• Other featured articles examine prospects for an embattled aerospace giant and domestic steel makers.
• Also, picks from the annual energy roundtable, and solar stocks on the rise.

"Investing as Globalization Declines" by Avi Salzman and Nicholas Jasinski discusses why U.S. multinationals such as GoPro Inc GPRO and Hasbro, Inc. HAS are revamping their supply chains.

In "The Long View for Boeing Shareholders: Don't Panic," Jack Hough makes the case that Boeing Co BA, one of just two major plane makers in the world, is almost certain to survive its latest crisis, although the cost could be high.

Al Root's "4 Stocks That Could Rally With Steel" suggests that tariffs, successful antidumping lawsuits and the president's bid to jump-start U.S. manufacturing are supporting domestic steel makers such as Nucor Corporation NUE and United States Steel Corporation X.

Energy companies are gushing cash and returning it shareholders, according to 2019 Energy Roundtable: The Outlook Brightens for Oil Stocks" by Lauren R. Rublin. The many picks include Kinder Morgan Inc KMI.

In Avi Salzman's "Solar Stocks Get Their Power Back," see why solar energy is back on the upswing, and solar stocks such as First Solar, Inc. FSLR already have responded. Will global demand grow 12 percent this year and 10 percent in 2020?

Also in this week's Barron's:

• Why investors are rushing into stocks that act like bonds
• The top five actively managed dividend funds
• The Federal Reserve faces a reckoning
• Whether emerging markets are poised to rally again