Stocks to buy

Some of the best-performing stocks, including market monsters helped buoy a rebound in equities. These firms are among the largest corporations in their respective niches and exert significant influence. In fact, all of the stocks discussed here are among the 70 most valuable firms globally. They all boast strong fundamentals balanced by future prospects that result
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The Conference Board recently reported that American consumer confidence improved again in July, reaching its highest level in two years despite economist concerns about rising inflation. Specifically, the business organization’s consumer confidence index was at 110.1 in June and now is at 117. The present situation index, measuring current economic and labor market conditions, rose
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One of Canada’s most-read personal finance columnists is The Globe and Mail’s Rob Carrick. He recently used artificial intelligence (AI) to create a portfolio of ETFs to buy and hold in under 20 seconds.  Carrick was using the 1,300 ETFs listed on a Canadian stock exchange. So, it won’t be of much use to Americans.
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Electric vehicle (EV) stocks sure paid the price during the 2022 bear market. However, this group has been performing much better during the 2023 bull market. Investors are now looking for the best EV stocks to buy before the breakout. Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) has been the undisputed leader of the move — which is not surprising
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Investors often underestimate the power of dividends. Over the years, about 69% of the S&P 500’s returns have come from reinvested dividends. Thus, companies that provide regular dividend payments are worth considering for long-term investment strategies. Focusing on companies with steady, repeat purchases in everyday life can be beneficial for recurring income and potential long-term
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Millionaire-maker growth stocks have seen significant appreciation this year. However, for many growth stocks, their stock prices don’t reflect the new “bull market,” and remain depressed. Suppose we exclude the FAANGs and look at the bigger picture. In that case, you can invest in two types of growth stocks: momentum stocks like Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA), which runs
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