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Although financial advisors typically direct your attention toward established (and therefore more predictable) enterprises, ignoring protocol and moving some funds toward under-the-radar small-cap stocks may offer significant upside. In this case, we’re talking about an average of roughly 50%. That’s well above what you can normally expect from the benchmark equities index, which nets you

Although planning for one’s golden years mostly revolves around investing in names practically everyone knows, it might help to spare some loose change for under-the-radar retirement stocks. While not providing the same level of coverage as your standard blue-chip stalwart, these relatively underappreciated ideas provide a balance of growth and stability. Indeed, those who consider

With 2022 in the rearview mirror, it’s time to hunt for solid, undervalued long-term stocks to buy. First, it’s essential to define what is meant by long-term. Secondly, we need to classify what makes a stock undervalued. For me, long-term is three years, at a minimum. As for undervalued, I like stocks with a high return on

Over the past month, Eli Lilly (NYSE:LLY) stock has been rangebound, trading at or around $360 per share. However, I wouldn’t assume that shares in this pharmaceutical giant will deliver underwhelming returns during 2023 after last year’s hot run. Consider the most recent headlines about this company, and its key catalyst (more below). As I’ve

I always trust the idea of buying and holding quality stocks for the long term. However, with geopolitical, macroeconomic, and technological changes, a part of the portfolio needs to be dynamic. At the same time, there are stocks to buy and hold forever. These stocks represent companies that have a strong balance sheet and robust

2022 was a horrendous year for growth stocks. In fact, many of them also struggled in 2021. So after an amazing bull run, it’s been several years of pain for growth investors. That said, the destruction has left a number of cheap growth stocks in its wake. The problem? “Cheap” is relative to the buyer,

Stocks are off to a hot start in the new year.  We’re only eight trading days into 2023, and yet the S&P 500 is already up about 4%. The Nasdaq is up even more, with a 5% gain year-to-date. And our core Innovation Investor portfolio is up almost 8% in that same time!  A few

In November 2021, I made an outlandish effort to pick 5 cheap stocks that could double within a month. Few companies rise 100%, and even fewer can do it in the time it takes to properly pickle a cucumber. Nevertheless, my five-stock portfolio did land winners. Shares of biotech firm Longeveron (NASDAQ:LGVN) would skyrocket 800%

Despite the losses of 2021, investors are maintaining a hopeful outlook for 2023. Chief Executive Cathie Wood of Ark Investment Management seems optimistic about her strategy of investing in risky tech businesses with her vivacious optimism and steadfast dedication to growing investor returns at a healthy pace. Moreover, she feels AI could lead to 50%

Renewable energy has become increasingly popular. Indeed, this sector is critical in tackling key issues such as climate change and energy independence. That said, while most renewable energy companies have positive catalysts and long-term prospects, their stocks are often undervalued due to unnecessary macro fears about the industry’s future. Nevertheless, this presents an incredible chance

With the markets likely to stay volatile during 2023, playing defensively remains a solid strategy to ride out this tough investing environment. One way you can implement such a strategy is by increasing your exposure to dividend-paying large-cap stocks. If you’re seeking safe harbors, plus the opportunity for long-term capital growth, these types of stocks

The task of looking for the best stocks to buy for January 2023 is akin to finding a needle in a haystack. There are so many possibilities; it’s hard to pick just seven. The S&P 500 is coming off one of its worst years in history. In 2022, the index’s total return was -18.11%. Only