When a company issues a quarterly press release, typically it will put a positive spin on the company’s recent performance. That’s fine, but it means that investors should view Plug Power’s (NASDAQ:PLUG) latest earnings letter with a skeptical eye. After delving into the data, financial traders should seriously think about avoiding PLUG stock. The point
As economic tides turn, households tighten up their wallets and cut spending wherever possible. This means keeping a close eye on all “nice to have” expenses like entertainment, new tech, and even vehicle upgrades. However, the demand for consumer staples like hygiene products, clothing, and food doesn’t change. One thing that does change for these
Dividend investing allows you to generate cash flow by holding onto shares. You can reinvest dividends and watch them compound over time, and many companies hike their dividends every year. In today’s market, this has led to the rise of undervalued high-yield stocks to buy. You can increase your dividend payouts by seeking high-yielding stocks.
There is little doubt about the bull story for electric vehicles. With global penetration still at a low level, some of the best EV companies will continue to grow at a healthy pace. Given the bright outlook for the industry, competition has intensified in the last few years. This means there are some EV stocks
Sentiment for the cannabis sector has yet to rebound from its last peak in late 2020/early 2021, but that doesn’t mean you need to skip out on 420 stocks. Even Forbes recently argued that full U.S. legalization of marijuana remains (at least) a decade away. Why? For one, although political leaders still appear unwilling to approve a sweeping
We’re back to the bear/bull seesaw in August, but bears seem to be winning. The market’s dropped sharply since the end of July, bringing more pain each day. Furthermore, signs point to much of the touted “soft landing” victory cries being premature. Total Federal public debt hit an all-time high at $31.46 trillion in May. Consumers are
In this article HE ADBE CSCO TPR WMT Follow your favorite stocksCREATE FREE ACCOUNT Walmart logo is seen near the shop in Williston, Vermont on June 19, 2023. Jakub Porzycki | Nurphoto | Getty Images Check out the companies making the biggest moves in premarket trading: Walmart — Shares added as much as 1% after
The concept of homeownership is as deeply ingrained in our society’s needs as shopping for groceries or going to the doctor. We all have a desire to buy or build our own home at some point in our life to live with our family. It is something that will always be a goal for each
When the conversation turns to energy, many investors fixate on the usual suspects, inadvertently sidestepping the solar stocks to buy. Moreover, it’s quite an oversight, especially when some solar stocks are simmering, waiting for their moment in the sun. It’s baffling, considering the Invesco Solar ETF (NYSEARCA:TAN) has dipped by over 15.2% year-to-date, signaling potential bargains.
WeWork (NYSE:WE), a workspace leasing company, was a buzz worthy “unicorn” startup business in 2021. That was a while ago, but WE stock still rallies sharply sometimes. Take a closer look at WeWork, however, and you’ll see why financial traders should be wary of this volatile stock. Even if a company looks like it might go
Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) stock gets more and more complex by the year, as does the rest of the electric vehicle market. Despite its remarkable growth, investors have much to anticipate in the coming years. In 2022, EVs represented under 10% of total U.S. car sales, leaving substantial growth potential, with 48% of Q1 2023 revenue from
It wasn’t very long ago when QuantumScape (NYSE:QS) stock was flying high. The party didn’t last long, however, and some of QuantumScape’s investors are seeing red on their screens now. Unfortunately, I expect the shares to lose more value in the coming weeks. It may be discourteous to call electric vehicle battery technology specialist QuantumScape a
Renewable energy trends may bode well for Bloom Energy (NYSE:BE) in theory, but as you can see from any BE stock chart, this has failed to translate into gains for investors. In fact, if you have owned shares in this producer of hydrogen fuel cell systems for power generation over the past year, you are
Finding the best small cap stocks to buy can be tricky. The markets have had a great run since last year, but now there’s showing signs of losing steam. Large-cap companies are nearing their previous highs, and investors are wary of entering overvalued trades. Some of them have looked into the next big thing —
With stocks with high exposure to the artificial intelligence mega-trend pulling back recently, now may be the time to make an exit from overvalued AI stocks. Since late last year, when the launch of OpenAI’s generative AI chatbot ChatGPT kicked off a massive move by big tech into this new digital frontier, investors responded by
C3.AI (NYSE:AI) stock had revenue of $72.4 million for the quarter ending in April. A year earlier, before the AI hullaballoo began, sales were $72.3 million. Losses have been averaging $60 million per quarter. Almost as much money gets lost as comes in. It’s a poor man’s Palantir (NASDAQ:PLTR). Investors are now paying $33 per
The events of the last few years have made biotech investing look easier than it is. But, investing in biotech is not for the faint of heart. Many of these undervalued biotech stocks represent companies are among the smallest of the small-cap stocks. Some are still in the pre-revenue stage. And even if they have
There’s a lot of people that try to learn day trading, and the big reason for that is because they think it’s a way to make money fast, which is not always the case. But if you’re doing day trading, you need to make sure you’re evaluating stock charts correctly. Today I’m going to share
In today’s fluctuating market, discerning investors are looking for opportunities. Enter the world of retail stocks, a domain bustling with potential. While some sectors have experienced turbulence, the retail industry has pockets of resilience and growth. What’s particularly appealing for savvy market players are undervalued retail stocks that offer significant upside. The big question on
In the unpredictable tides of the stock market, savvy investors are continually looking for the best stocks to buy now. Despite the S&P 500‘s impressive ascent of 9.3% from January 1 to May 31, the summer stocks felt the heat, climbing a modest 5.5% during the sunnier months. With their blistering intensity, the dog days