- This weekend's Barron's offers investors tips for playing the changing senior housing market.
- Other featured articles examine a battered semiconductor stock worth a look and a recent IPO that could burn investors.
- Also, the prospects for Warren Buffett and Carl Icahn picks.
"7 Stocks to Play a Changing Retirement Housing Market" by Avi Salzman shows how stocks of senior-housing operators such a Welltower Inc WELL are less vulnerable to trade tensions and may offer large dividends.
In "Broadcom Stock Has Been Battered. Here's Why It's Now a Buy.," Jack Hough makes the case that semiconductor company Broadcom Inc AVGO should weather China trade tensions and a slump in chip demand. Furthermore, its stock is cheap.
Al Root's "Beyond Meat Stock Could Burn Shareholders" suggests that even if the market for alternative meat explodes and Beyond Meat Inc BYND outsells rivals, it's no sure thing that the company can maintain the growth required to justify the current valuation.
While the renowned activist investor is unlikely to stop the merger, shareholder pressure on Occidental Petroleum Corporation OXY management is mounting, according to Carl Icahn Is Taking On Occidental Petroleum. Why It's Good for the Stock." by Andrew Bary.
In Andrew Bary's "Kraft Heinz Stock Blows Up on Warren Buffett," see how the continuing slide of Kraft Heinz Co KHC shares has stamped an unusual blemish on the Oracle of Omaha's investing record.
Also in this week's Barron's:
- How to choose a retirement home
- A small cap with a 9 percent dividend yield
- How tech's problems go well beyond trade
- Avoiding trouble in the debt market
- The next threat to big marijuana
Photo courtesy of Beyond Meat.
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