Stocks to buy

The broader market rally has left many investors wondering if there are any growth stocks to buy before a correction. I believe that there absolutely are. Despite the run-up, a number of high-potential growth stocks remain undervalued. Their fundamentals have only gotten stronger. I believe these stocks are poised for a major bounce-back over the

I feel that now could be a great time for investors to consider the future of transportation. This is because flying car stocks are making steady progress to commercially produce electric vertical take-off and landing crafts (eVTOLs), and this market is rising quickly. There is a steady rise in the acquisition of certifications and the

The stock market appears to be entering a major rotation. Over the past week, the largest tech and momentum stocks have started selling off. In particular, firms related to semiconductors and AI have seen their share prices plunge. This could be normal profit-taking after the massive run-up over the past year. There are also concerns

Betting on the top hidden gem stocks could potentially take your investment portfolio to the next level. In a year dominated by a handful of tech giants, broadening your portfolio to include high-potential stocks becomes imperative. These stocks have flown under-the-radar, but are positioned for substantial gains ahead of a broader market rally expected later

Wall Street investors are looking for potential gains in niche segments, such as consumer tech stocks, especially this earnings season. Consumer technology, encompassing devices and software for the general public, has a profound history of transforming our lives. From earlier innovations like the microwave and transistor radios to today’s smartphones and Internet of Things (IoT)

As we navigate through the third quarter of 2024, the market is emerging from a period of significant gains. Over the past few months, a bullish rally has propelled tech stocks to new heights, leaving dividend stocks in the shadows. Yet, a recent shift in investor sentiment is becoming apparent. There is a growing trend

Crisis has become an opportunity for beaten-down lithium stocks. For one, according to Exxon Mobil (NYSE:XOM), “the world urgently needs more lithium than it’s producing today.” Two, we’re just starting to see electric vehicle sales bounce back. In fact, according to Kelley Blue Book, about 330,460 EVs were sold in the U.S. just in the

Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) stock just got an interesting bit of news. The Wall Street Journal reported Meta was in talks to acquire a minority stake in EssilorLuxottica (OTCMKTS:ESLOY), the parent of Ray-Ban sunglasses. Meta Platforms stock could benefit from the deal. For those unfamiliar with the 1983 movie Risky Business, Tom Cruise’s character wore a pair

As investors look forward to rate cuts in the second half and going into 2025, perhaps those riskier high-multiple technology companies, such as Cathie Wood stocks, that don’t stand to make huge profits until way into the future (if at all) will have their moment in the sun again. Undoubtedly, Cathie Wood and the Ark

Digital twins — a virtual replication of a real-world object, place, thing, or other material object — are increasingly gaining ground across multiple market sectors. While digital twins evoke metaverse-style imaginings, and the term certainly applies, we can also think of a digital twin as a means by which real-world systems and processes can be

Defensive stocks are stealing the spotlight again following Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s recent comments. In hisaddress at the Economic Club of Washington D.C., Powell talked about the precarious state of the economy. His remarks emphasized the stickiness in inflation, policy uncertainties, and large deficits amid full employment. Hence, given the breadth of variables impacting the

Amidst market uncertainties, investing in companies at the edge of technological innovation offers a strategic advantage. These investments can provide game-changing returns during a market rebound. Here, the focus is on three companies with stability and growth in their respective niches. The first company has solidified its market presence with impressive revenue gains in the

With stock market volatility returning for the hottest days of summer, investors may be pondering whether it’s too late to rotate into some of the still-cheap growth stocks. Especially those that didn’t really participate in the first-half market rally. The mid-cap surge came fast and furiously. Though the cap rotation may still have a ways

If you’re looking for vegan stocks to buy now, these picks are solid bets. Vegan stocks are all the rage in recent years as people become more concerned about the environment, animal welfare and healthier lifestyles. More folks are paying more attention to climate change and the benefits of plant-based diets. This has led to

In recent weeks, two reports that bode very well for Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) stock have surfaced. First, the company reported its upcoming Gaudi 3 AI chip is in line with my previous predictions and is generating a great deal of demand. Secondly, former U.S. President Donald Trump made comments that indicated he would support Intel’s efforts

There currently exists a number of promising sleeper stocks to buy in 2024. Industry tailwinds, management’s strong execution and improving financial results are the three driving factors to position these companies to ascend to new heights. While well-known companies tend to capture the market headlines, these hidden gems can put investors on a clear path

Crypto stocks have rebounded after recent outflows amid low market sentiment. This week, inflows reversed losses despite overall market downturns, aligning with cryptocurrency and broader stock market trends. These blockchain stocks are closely tied to Bitcoin (BTC-USD), altcoins, and blockchain developments, showing improved performance despite mid-week fluctuations. However, these stocks have certainly also reflected lingering

The tech industry has posted market-beating results in 2024, posting year-to-date returns of 28.33%, beating the S&P 500, which gained 17.73% in the same period. If you have not invested in any tech stock, this is a great time to do so, as tech stocks continue to rise in price. Companies in the tech sector

For the last two years, investors in consumer staples stocks saw every tiny step forward smacked down by two large steps back. Therefore, the 900+-point gain in the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) the week of July 15 was noteworthy. It suggested that the long-awaited “sector rotation” was finally underway.  Over the past two years,

The Dow Jones Industrial Index is made up of 30 of the largest, publicly traded companies trading on either the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) or the Nasdaq. These companies are known as blue-chip stocks to buy for their ability to deliver stable, reliable performance no matter what’s going on in the economy.   These