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Here's what to head on this week's Investing Insights.

We're spotlighting three of the magnificent seven stocks, wire two trail in the pack, and when will one pay its first dividend.

Plus, what Morningstar thinks of Boeing's future, As the airplane maker recovers from past mistakes and

any signals from the Fed, Morningstar's senior U.S. economists will weigh in and share his economic

outlook. This is Investing Insights. Welcome to Investing Insights. I'm your host, Ivana Hampton. Let's get started with a look at the

Morning Star headlines. Alphabet will join other magnificent seven stocks like Meta and NVIDIA and pay a

dividend. Shareholders are set to receive their first quarterly payment on June 17th. Meanwhile, Alphabet reported a strong

first quarter. The Tech Giants total revenue increased 15% year-over-year versus 13% last quarter.

That continued the acceleration of the past year. While growth likely won't maintain this

quarter's pace, Alphabet's results position

it to exceed Morningstar's expectations for the year. Search advertising, YouTube advertising,

and the cloud business delivered impressive growth. Like meta, Alphabet is prioritizing its AI

technology. Alphabet is also setting the expectation

that capital investment will likely continue at its current pace, reaching nearly $50 billion.

However, the company is cutting jobs and consolidating teams to trim costs to blunt the impact

on profits. Morningstar thinks alphabet

shares are worth $179 up from $171.71. Shares look fairly valued. Boeing's first quarter

focused on recovering from past mistakes. Boeing's CEO, David Calhhoun says the airplane maker is asserting

control over its manufacturing discipline, and the Federal Aviation Administration's mandate

to publish a safe manufacturing plan by late May also prompted the action. Losses in the

quarter reflected necessary slowdowns at the company's 737

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