These seven blue chip stocks with big and dependable dividends are very well suited for what could be a difficult end to 2023, as these companies should hold their ground much better in an inflationary and recessionary stretch like the one we are in now.

Before markets open on Monday, this alternative fuel company is scheduled to report quarterly results.

Thursday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included American Airlines, Amgen, Block, Chewy, First Solar, Nvidia, Southwest Airlines, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing and Toast.

These eight top Dividend Aristocrats pay among the biggest dividends in the sectors that typically do well during a recession. With even moderate appreciation in their share prices, investors should be looking at double-digit total return potential over the next 12 months.

Wednesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included American Express, Catalent, Centene, Lowe's Companies, NetApp, Shoals Technologies, Valley National Bancorp and ZoomInfo Technologies.

With oil prices rising again, these seven top stocks that are rated Buy, come with large and dependable dividends, and have solid upside to the posted price targets make sense now for growth and income investors looking to add energy.

After markets close on Wednesday, these five firms will be reporting quarterly results.

Tuesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Aramark, Broadcom, Chewy, Confluent, Dell Technologies, Dollar General, Lululemon Athletica, Paramount Global, Uber Technologies and Vale.

September is the generally the worst month of the year for stocks. Here are five sensible Warren Buffet stock picks for investors concerned that we could be ready to hit a rough patch after the recent rally.

Chip designer Arm Holdings is beginning its roadshow this week, and investors are expecting an IPO pricing on Sunday with trading in the stock to begin Monday.