Stocks Finance And Beyond

Even if you’re more of a short-term thinker when it comes to investing, it’s still a good idea to put some money into blue-chip stocks that have been around forever and will likely be around forever into the future. Many stocks these days can fizzle out soon, and most of the hot new tech names today probably won’t stand the

As the S&P 500 races toward new highs, some investors see small-cap value stocks as the best bet for long-term growth amid growing concerns about index-based stock concentration. As mega-caps like Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) disproportionately drive the S&P 500’s performance, the index becomes more vulnerable to fluctuations—a few missteps could significantly impact your entire portfolio. In

Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is best known for its consumer electronic products that develop a cult-like following. In fact, the tech stock is a formidable chipmaker. The very first in-house chip appeared in the iPhone 4 way back in 2010. Yet today, all Apple computers run on their own processors. Apple’s chips are for its own consumption

Speculative green energy stocks could come back into vogue this year. Many countries around the world are far behind their carbon emissions targets, and the urgency to address the climate crisis may energize investment in these companies. Also, government incentives and policies favor speculative green energy stocks. This regulatory support can boost the profitability of

Real estate is the worst-performing sector, down over 5% year-to-date (YTD). Due to higher for longer rates, there has been a broad-based selloff. Investors are throwing out the baby with the bath water. And now, there are some cheap REITs to buy. The major issue for REITs has been the rise of the work-from-home phenomenon,

To maximize profits in the investment market, it is essential to identify opportunities that are poised for significant growth. Three companies under $15 have shown great potential in various industries. Strong fundamentals and strategic efforts support these chances and provide large rewards. The first one demonstrated impressive revenue growth and was a leader in digital mental health. This is a result

Inflation has turned into quite a sticky problem. At first, economists had assumed that the recent inflation spike was primarily driven by the pandemic and related shocks. The problems with supply chains, labor availability and others were supposedly just a blip rather than a structural change in the economy. Many economists used the word “transitory”

If you’re hunting for stocks with massive upside this month, look no further. Finding the following big winners in the wide world of the stock market may be difficult because possibilities frequently lie in plain sight. But despite all the chatter and conjecture, three jewels are lying low, glimmering with promise. These stocks provide appealing

Electric vehicle (EV) stocks have sparked divisive opinions among investors over the past few years. Though some feel that EVs still boast significant growth potential, others remain skeptical. Hence, given the market uncertainty, it may be an opportune time to pounce on the best EV stocks to buy. The sector is up against multiple obstacles

The market is giving off signs that the appetite for large-cap stocks may be waning. Since the beginning of May, the S&P 500 is up 3.7%. By contrast, the Russell 2000 is up 5.1%. That may not seem like a huge difference, but if you’re looking for stocks that can beat the rate of inflation,

High interest rates are here to stay. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said the fight against inflation had stalled and the central bank was leaving interest rates unchanged. It wasn’t unexpected but it means that costs will remain elevated for an extended period for business. The Fed will try to slow the economy through its

Investing in consumer stocks, particularly in the consumer staples sector, suits investors seeking reliability and stability in their portfolios. Consumer staples, such as food, beverages and household goods, are necessities that maintain consistent demand regardless of economic conditions. Companies in this sector often generate steady revenue and pay reliable dividends, offering a haven for investors

Cannabis may be one of the most controversial investing topics. But, it’s also turning out to be one of the most profitable. Look at Canopy Growth (NASDAQ:CGC), for example. Since bottoming out at around $2.77 in March, it hit a high of $14.92.  Now at $9.86, it could race even higher. All thanks to substantial catalysts