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Many on the Street have incorrectly believed the Federal Reserve was extremely hawkish and tremendously dedicated to its 2% inflation target. A huge number of investors also inaccurately thought that inflation would be extremely “sticky” and impossible to bring down without causing a recession. But now, even with “core” inflation having come in at 4%

After two dismal years, stocks are finally staging a big rally. The latest inflation reading for October showed that consumer prices are continuing to come down, increasing the likelihood that interest rates have now peaked and will begin moving lower in 2024. While the near-term trend looks encouraging, most investors have longer time horizons than

Are you looking to beef up your portfolio with predictable income for your retirement? Then, you should start looking into dividend stocks in the energy sector. Dividend stocks provide investors the advantage of having two potential returns—cash dividends and potential growth. The sector comprises companies catering to natural gas, oil and renewable energy markets. Many

Dividend stocks give investors extra cash flow and can help them in retirement. However, most investors believe they have to make an uncomfortable trade-off with dividend stocks. On one hand, you have stocks like Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) that deliver exceptional returns but have low dividend yields. Most retirees can’t do much with the tech giant’s 0.81% dividend yield.

The long-term trend favors electric vehicle (EV) production even if it’s not a smooth transition. That certainly appears to be the opinion of analysts. That’s why there are currently many EV stocks with strong price targets. That being said, current headlines suggest that electric vehicle sales haven’t lived up to the hype. There are several

Through the years, the decline in lithium prices has been a concern. This correction in the metal is reflected in the poor performance of some of the best lithium stocks. However, I believe there is ample opportunity amidst this temporary headwind. The demand for lithium will continue to increase beyond the decade and remain in

Some of the most exciting opportunities can be found in biotech stocks. In fact, find one with a powerful catalyst just around the corner, and you can make a good deal of money. Look at CRISPR Therapeutics (NASDAQ:CRSP), for example. On Oct. 31, the company announced a US FDA advisory committee green-lighted its gene editing therapy for the treatment

This is a challenging time for automakers. The Big Three vehicle manufacturers based in Detroit just endured a costly six-week strike by the United Auto Workers (UAW) union. At the same time, demand for motor vehicles, particularly electric ones, is in decline, requiring manufacturers to slash prices to ignite sales. This has led to declining

In an era of dynamic market fluctuations and ever-evolving industries, identifying value stocks that promise significant growth potential is paramount. Delving into the strategies and prospects of seven key value stocks, the article provides a glimpse into the diverse landscape of investment possibilities. From renewable energy ventures to underbanked market penetration, technological advancements, and maritime

In its obsession over the “Magnificent Seven” technology stocks, the market has largely ignored legacy companies like Disney (NYSE:DIS). Also, some people are concerned about the aggressive pursuits of an activist investor who has his sights set on Disney. Nonetheless, there are solid reasons to buy DIS stock and hold it for the long term. We

As we come close to the end of the year, it’s time to strategize for 2024 and introspect on the investment decisions taken this year. At the same time, investors look for stocks that can skyrocket at the blink of an eye. Truthfully, almost nothing compares financially to making some quick money in the holiday

The debate continues. Proponents of the soft-landing scenario believe that U.S. economic growth will slow but remain meaningfully positive. At the same time, the adherents of this theory think inflation will continue to ease, enabling the Federal Reserve to meaningfully cut interest rates in 2024. So far, the chances of materializing appear to be quite