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Streaming media stocks gained tremendously in value during the pandemic years. For instance, shares of streaming giant Netflix saw an 85.6% bump in price from 2020 to 2021, comfortably outperforming the broader market. Though the pandemic-led tailwinds are unlikely to factor into content consumption, the industry will continue growing at a robust pace which is

Sitio Royalties (NYSE:STR) may not be a household name, but if you’re looking for high-quality energy plays, STR stock is a great choice. As you can likely infer from its corporate name, this isn’t your typical oil & gas exploration and production company. Rather, Sitio specializes in owning oil and gas mineral and royalty interests. There

Automation and robotics are proving to be two megatrends of the 2020s. The pandemic, in particular, showed the vulnerability of our existing supply chains and labor supply. And the ensuing inflationary period we’ve seen since then has forced companies to take a hard look at their costs and try to maximize the efficiency of their

Throughout 2022, AI-powered data science firm Palantir (PLTR) couldn’t catch much of a break. No matter what the company did – good, bad, or ugly – PLTR stock, despite seeing a few bouts of strength, ultimately kept crashing lower.  This year has been a completely different story.  Over the past six weeks alone, Palantir stock

Although gainful employment may seemingly represent a source of gratitude during a season of layoffs, that might not be the case right now, thus cynically bolstering the narrative for specific stocks to buy. According to a late-Jan. 2023 report by Chicago-based staffing firm LaSalle Network, its survey found that 85% of U.S. workers may consider

The global e-commerce industry could see up to $6.3 trillion in revenue just this year, according to Shopify.com. By 2026, it could be up to $8.1 trillion. That tells us there’s plenty of big opportunity to grow around for e-commerce stocks.  And clearly, that’s worth paying attention to — especially for companies like Amazon, Chewy, and

With advancing technologies making the unbelievable transition from science fiction into science fact, forward-looking investors may want to consider autonomous vehicles stocks to buy. To be sure, the segment carries significant risks. From both the technical aspect of covering myriad variables to the legal framework, autonomous mobility represents a pioneering endeavor. Still, research and development

While the equities sector still trends in a recovery mode from last year’s fallout, investors may want to spare some speculation funds toward overlooked stocks to buy. These enterprises might not get a great read from Wall Street – if analysts even know they exist. However, looking under the hood, you’ll discover that these companies

Infrastructure stocks are back in the headlines. All after the train derailments in Ohio, for example, which released toxic chemicals. In fact, it’s accidents like this that are raising concerns about the quality of U.S. infrastructure quality, which could lead to big requests for new funding. So far, the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill was passed in 2021

The stock market bloodbath is finally starting to subside.  And, with inflation finally cooling off, it is time to look for some of the top most overlooked stocks.  All after delirious market turmoil sent several stocks significantly lower, creating an ideal opportunity to grab them at a discount. In fact, here are the three most

Factors such as health consciousness and consumer demand for luxury goods have made wearables an attractive global market. In terms of application, consumer electronics and healthcare have been the biggest contributors to the wearable technology market. With a robust growth outlook through the decade, wearables stocks are an attractive investment option. To put things into

Energy stocks have been one of the few bright spots in the stock market over the past year. In general, rising inflation and interest rates have been major headwinds for most parts of the economy. Energy, however, tends to thrive in this sort of situation. Inflation tends to coincide with higher energy prices. And energy companies,