Sometimes the stock market’s top bargains are hiding in plain sight. Mid-cap stocks, or those with market caps between $2 billion and $10 billion, tend to be particularly attractive to growth and value investors since they usually have established and profitable business models, along with plenty of room for business development.

Since the election, the financial services sector has racked up sizzling gains. Will the good times last, or is the sector poised for a pullback? Let’s examine the real story.

Whether investors are in search of growth and income, value, or long-term appreciation, the tech sector has sound alternatives. The digitization of the world around us, including the Internet of Things, the cloud, and multiple touch points driving an unprecedented amount of data has resulted in market opportunities with nearly unlimited potential.

The health giant has increased its dividend for 54 consecutive years, putting it among the elite of Dividend Aristocrats . Also, until the quick rise and fall of hepatitis C drug Olysio, Johnson & Johnson had a better than three-decade-long streak of increasing its adjusted earnings per share on a year-over-year basis.

Japan’s Nikkei ended flat in choppy trade on Friday as investors awaited the release of the U.S. monthly jobs report, which will set the tone for the Federal Reserve’s policy outlook, while bank stocks outperformed on higher yields. The Nikkei was flat at 18,918.20 points after traversing positive and negative territory.

European stocks are set to open modestly higher Friday ahead of key jobs data from the United States and increasing concerns over trade and foreign policy of President Donald Trump. European stocks are set to open modestly higher Friday ahead of key jobs data from the United States and increasing concerns over the trade and foreign policies of President Donald Trump.

Japan’s Nikkei edged down in choppy trade on Friday, as investors awaited the release of the U.S. monthly jobs report that will set the tone for the Federal Reserve’s policy outlook, while bank stocks outperformed on higher yields. The Nikkei dropped 0.4 percent to 18,843.67 points in mid-morning trade after flirting with positive territory.

Did you miss last night’s “Mad Money” on CNBC ? If so, here are some of Jim Cramer’s top takeaways. There are very few companies with terrific business models that have cheap stocks, Cramer told viewers, and Facebook is one of them.

Gold spiked Thursday to its highest level since President Donald Trump took the oath of office. February COMEX gold futures touched highs of $1224.20 an ounce before calming down somewhat: the precious metal was trading at $1215.10 by the afternoon, up .8%.

As the grand prix of autonomous vehicles races ahead, investors are not only trying to determine who will take the checkered flag, but where to place their money along the way. There are multiple players in the game, some bigger names than I at first realized.

Hong Kong stocks fell on Thursday as investors continued to lock in gains after the Federal Reserve stuck to its mildly upbeat view of the U.S. economy but gave no hints of the timing of its next rate move. The benchmark Hang Seng index slid 0.63 percent by the lunch break to 23,170.70 points, while the China Enterprises Index fell 0.64 percent, to 9,694.03 points.

There have been a number of daily factors driving GoPro’s stock higher, like a positive analyst note and BlackRock increasing its stake in the company . The broader story here is that investors are becoming more bullish on the company’s upcoming fourth-quarter report, as well as its future sales of action cameras and drones.

Quarterly revenue fell 15% year over year, to $462.1 million, with strong customer pick-up driving higher-than-expected trailer shipments of 60,950. That translated to a 29.1% decline in adjusted net income, to $24.2 million.

Analysts had been expecting the Alcoa spinoff to report $0.23 per share in pro forma profit on $3 billion in revenue in its fiscal fourth-quarter 2016 report last night.Management hit that revenue total on the head, reporting $3 billion in Q4 sales. As for the profit, though, well, Arconic actually reported a $2.88-per-share loss for the quarter.

U.S. stocks opened higher on Wednesday, in a bright start to the month, as Apple powered a rally in technology stocks, while investors awaited the Federal Reserve’s decision on interest rates. The Dow Jones industrial average was up 82.17 points, or 0.41 percent, at 19,946.26, the S&P 500 was up 8.3 points, or 0.364216 percent, at 2,287.17 and the Nasdaq composite was up 39.94 points, or 0.71 percent, at 5,654.73.

Hong Kong stocks eased on Wednesday as traders returned from a long holiday and caught up to losses in overseas markets amid growing worries over the policies of U.S. President Donald Trump. The benchmark Hang Seng index trimmed earlier losses and ended 0.18 percent down at 23,318.39 points in the first day of trading since Friday.

European shares rose on Wednesday, led by financials and industrials, as healthy corporate results from a slew of regional bluechips underpinned major benchmark indices. Shares in Swedish truck maker Volvo jumped more than 7 percent and were just shy of their highest in 6 years after the company topped profit forecasts.

In bonds, U.S. Treasury yields could soon spike to 3%. So investors should be prepared with the right strategies in February.

Technical analysis suggests that February is a good time to invest in small cap stocks as the Russell 200 may gain by as much as 25% by spring. In late December, everyone in and out of Wall Street promotes their investment picks for the new year.

It used to be that when America sneezed, the world would catch cold. Today, it’s when Trump Tweets, the world catches its breath.