Flying car stocks have been explosive. Look at Joby Aviation (NYSE:JOBY), for example. The last time I highlighted opportunity in the stock, it traded at about $5 on July 3. Today, it’s up to $6.95 on news. It successfully flew a first-of-its-kind hydrogen electric air taxi that ran about 523 miles, with water as its only
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Growth stocks are great for investors, especially during a bull market. A surprising number of stocks have experienced their share prices double, triple, or quadruple over this past year, making this a booming market for many different stocks. A number of growth companies still have room to grow and develop. They are on the cutting
Artificial intelligence might be one of the strongest trades in the market right now, but that doesn’t mean that all AI companies are equal. On the contrary, many AI stocks are deep in the red this year, with some trading near 52-week lows currently. Most of the worst-performing AI stocks are start-up companies that have
Thanks to generative AI technologies and Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA), a chip giant supplying much of the technology required to bring in the AI revolution, AI stocks are a hot commodity this year. Additionally, the technology behind generative AI continues to improve. It now has models that can make high-quality movies and pictures. Applied AI research company,
Investors sitting on the sidelines watching stocks battling short sellers face a conundrum. On one hand, short reports include in-depth research, data and facts to support a bearish thesis, often centering on overvaluation or outright fraud. Just look to Hindenburg Research as one such example of short sellers usually doing it “right.” In these cases,
With the announcement of Apple’s (NASDAQ:AAPL) new approach to artificial intelligence (AI) called Apple Intelligence, three of the biggest cloud computing stocks are about to reach the next level of consumer exposure. That’s because Apple is now moving toward offering on-device, artificial intelligence through a partnership with OpenAI for its ChatGPT platform. While the AI
It’s crucial to strike a balance between stability and growth potential. While the majority of your portfolio should consist of reliable, blue-chip stocks, I believe allocating a small portion to speculative assets can unlock tremendous opportunities. High-risk, high-reward investments like cryptocurrencies or penny stocks can turn a modest sum into a life-changing fortune. Of course,
Today, we’ll explore three stable blue-chip stocks to buy. As the earnings season approaches, Wall Street is getting readyfor potential market volatility. With the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 already up 18% and 21% this year, respectively, it’s clear that market fortunes can shift rapidly. In uncertain times like these, blue-chip stocks provide a reliable anchor, offering stability and resilience when the
When it comes to meme stock news as of late, Keith Gill has certainly been the driver of most investor attention to this space. Various meme stocks have surged on Roaring Kitty’s involvement in simply noting his trades. Much of this sentiment makes sense when one harkens back to the price action of 2021 and
E-commerce, logistics and cloud-computing behemoth Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) has been a favorite pick thus far for many investors this year. Amazon stock has giant rallied 28% on a year-to-date basis, and this is after a meteoric 81% rise in 2023. Cloud computing through its Amazon Web Services business and the expansion of its existing advertising business
The financial services industry is one of the most essential sectors in the world, but it remains littered with legacy processes and barriers to digital transformation. However, emerging technology and the recent artificial intelligence (AI) boom have helped accelerate a fintech market full of potential. Having recorded a value of $294.74 billion in 2023, the
Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) has yet to re-hit its high-water mark set earlier this year, but as bullishness for AMD stock continues to build again, reaching its all-time high may well be within reach in the immediate term. Right now, several weeks ahead of the AI chip contender’s upcoming quarterly earnings release, shares are surging.
Knowing the dynamics of AI stocks is increasingly crucial as the technology continues to integrate across industries. As the market enters July, evaluating AI-focused companies’ performance and potential pitfalls becomes paramount. Here are three companies grappling with distinct challenges amidst their AI-driven strategies. The weakening fundamentals may lead to a massive downfall in their market
For the first time in four years, inflation finally fell. In June, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) slipped 0.1% to 3%. Baby steps. Yet it has given rise to the hope the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates as soon as September. After an unprecedented series of 11 hikes over the course of a year
In 2024, Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ:RIVN) stock and many of its early-stage EV peers struggled, with some hitting record lows. Indeed, industry leader Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) has also lagged until recently. However, Tesla rebounded and is now performing well, while RIVN stock has more than doubled from its lows. This move has been driven by a key
A couple of years ago, trend followers and bandwagon jumpers mocked Intel (NASDAQ:INTC). It’s funny to see the sentiment shift in 2024 as some commentators desperately want Intel stock to be the comeback kid. While a spectacular Intel stock rally isn’t impossible, investors shouldn’t hold their breath and assume that a “moonshot” is imminent. Today is
Chipotle Mexican Grill (NYSE:CMG) is known for generously sized burritos — or at least, the company used to be known for big burritos. In the world of consumer goods, perception is reality, and the public’s perception of Chipotle isn’t ideal. Investors shouldn’t be too hungry for Chipotle stock in July. In the wake of Chipotle’s much-talked-about 50-for-1
Faraday Future (NASDAQ:FFIE) reminds me of four other, largely unsuccessful electric-vehicle makers: Workhorse (NASDAQ:WKHS), Mullen (NASDAQ:MULN), Canoo (NASDAQ:GOEV), and Nu Ride (OTCMKTS:NRDE), formerly known as Lordstown Motors. Like those other firms, Faraday talks a great deal about unimpressive future plans and partnerships that are either unremarkable or unspecific or both. And similar to its troubled
Meme stocks – you know them as social-media-inspired securities that tend to be speculative. Generally speaking, it’s difficult to suggest otherwise. We’ve seen tons of money poured into failing or at least deeply struggling businesses. The idea is that if enough people wager on the upside, the target company could once again rise to prominence.
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