These five top blue chip stocks have struggled this year for a variety of reasons, but their value and total return proposition offer investors who are more conservative some quality ideas for the rest of this year and in 2024.

The Fed's interest rate decision was expected, but some of the consequences seem slightly out of whack.

While neither of these companies have confirmed its earnings date, they command enough interest to deserve a look at what we might expect when they report. It could be as soon as Thursday afternoon.

Wednesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Arm, Carnival, CVS Health, Deere, Dell Technologies, Intercontinental Exchange, Planet Fitness, Rackspace Technology, Royal Caribbean Cruises, SoFi Technologies, Southwest Airlines, Starbucks and Super Micro Computer.

A third IPO in less than five trading days launches Wednesday morning, after pricing above its expected range.

These seven top real estate investment trusts are way off the highs printed last year and offer huge total return potential, as they have paid dependable monthly dividend payments for years.

After U.S. markets close on Wednesday or before they open on Thursday, these three companies are scheduled to report quarterly results.

If, as expected, Klaviyo prices its IPO Tuesday and begins trading Wednesday, the last 7 days will have seen more than $6 billion raised in just 3 IPOs. Are there more on the way?

Tuesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Adobe, Annaly Capital Management, BioCryst Pharmaceuticals, Carvana, DoorDash, Kimco Realty, Micron Technology, Netflix, Nike, PayPal and Zim Integrated Shipping Services.

These five proven tech sector leaders have taken a beating recently for a variety of reasons but should rebound smartly from their recent issues and still hold huge upside for patient investors.