Billionaire investors are among the most influential market drivers. That’s especially rue in the case of those who have control over massive investment entities. Retail traders only constitute about 20-25% of the total trading volume in the market, so it makes sense to follow these billionaire investors into their big bets. These individuals have unmatched
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The Magnificent 7 stocks, comprised of the largest technology companies by market weighting, continue to outperform. Even Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL), the laggard of the group, has seen its stock rebound in recent weeks. Much of the gains in the stock market over the past 18 months are due entirely to this group of mega-cap tech stocks.
Cannabis may be controversial. But it’s also proving to be one of the most profitable, with some of the top cannabis stocks to buy now. Look at Innovative Industrial Properties (NYSE:IIPR), for example. Since bottoming out at around $87.50 in February, it’s now up to $108.69, again a strong buy opportunity. Better, as you wait
Recently, the biotech industry has taken a bit of a slower stance toward growth. With the Covid-19 pandemic in the rearview mirror, the focus of major pharmaceutical developers and biotech companies shifted back toward chronic diseases like diabetes, cancer, and heart disease. And while these illnesses are certainly important to treat, particularly in the U.S.,
In June 2024, the transportation sector draws significant attention from Wall Street analysts, with several stocks receiving strong buy ratings. Analysts are particularly bullish on three standout companies that demonstrate robust fundamentals, which makes them my favorites to recommend to investors. Investors seeking opportunities in the transportation industry may find these stocks particularly compelling. They
There are risks associated with any investment – there’s no such thing as a surefire investment, although tools like the Portfolio Grader can make your life easier when looking for stocks to buy and those to avoid. One of the riskiest investments are in F-rated penny stocks, and those should be avoided at all costs
With the first half of 2024 nearly gone, investors may wonder which stocks have more upside ahead by the year’s end and beyond. Many names have struggled in the face of high interest rates and recession fears. However, several skyrocketing stocks have defied skeptics and capitalized on favorable tailwinds. As we enter the hot summer
As one of the most prominent players in the electric vehicle space, Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ:RIVN) is now starting to lose its shine. Although the company surpassed Q1 estimates, long-term stability is still likely not viable for the EV company. With a significant $1.24 per share loss and ongoing cash burn, Rivian faces challenges common in
Boding well for the U.S. auto sector, the space’s new vehicle sales jumped 8.8% last month versus April to 1.44 million. The figure also represented a 5% increase versus the same period a year earlier. And for the first five months of the year, sales climbed 3/5% compared with 2023. Meanwhile, the fact that inflation was flat last month, spurring a decline
The meme stocks are back, but should you get involved? This group of stocks shouldn’t be too quickly dismissed. Investors can find some gems for their portfolios. However, many of these stocks continue to have troubled business models. That’s the common thread when identifying meme stocks to sell. Meme stocks were made popular by
Given PayPal’s (NASDAQ:PYPL) continued, strong growth and its large user base, along with the low valuation of PayPal stock, I continue to believe that the shares will deliver strong returns over the long term. What’s more, the macroec0omic picture, although far from perfect for the company, should enable it to keep posting fairly strong financial
Right now, the world’s most powerful companies are in an all-out race to develop top-tier artificial intelligence. Titans like Microsoft (MSFT), Amazon (AMZN), Alphabet (GOOGL), Meta (META), Tesla (TSLA) and others have all put billions of dollars toward building their own AI technologies. But we think that ultimately, a notable laggard will win this race.
Searching for the next addition to your portfolio makes it easy to get caught up in the excitement surrounding the latest Wall Street darlings. Yet, not all hyped stocks have promising prospects. In fact, some high-flying stocks carry significant risks that can jeopardize your wealth-building efforts. One of the most identifiable risks is a stock’s
High-growth stocks to buy drove the stock market to record gains in 2023, maintaining their red-hot form so far this year. The buzz surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) tech stocks had investors continue flocking to the stock market, taking all major indices for record highs. Hence, it’s been incredible to be a stock market investor, with
The stock market is going straight up. The longer the rally goes on, the more confident traders tend to become. In this environment, almost anything seems possible. The good times will keep rolling, and everything will turn out well in the end. However, the market can pull the rug out from under folks just when
Short-squeeze stocks are gaining a lot of popularity among retail investors, especially those who are active on Reddit (NYSE:RDDT). Of course, it’s impossible not to mention the “Roaring Kitty” phenomenon, which caused many heavily-shorted stocks to become big winners overnight. The short-squeeze craze we’re seeing now has been long in the making. The market has
It’s a good time to be in growth stocks. The major U.S. indices have continued their ascent as publicly listed companies churn out better-than-expected earnings reports and the inflation gets back under control. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite has climbed 17.8% on a year-to-date basis, while its counterpart, the S&P 500, rallied around 14.7% in the
The summer stock market presents a myriad of opportunities for investors looking for Nasdaq stocks to buy now. The Nasdaq-100 has been on a spectacular rally, leaving the Dow Jones Industrial Average behind. The Nasdaq is made up of companies in varying sectors including technology, healthcare and consumer goods. But the technology sector has been
It is not coincidental that Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) just canceled its Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) service just a year after the launch. It turns out, the macroeconomic data is not looking good. In May, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York reported $1.12 trillion in credit card debt, up 13.1% from the year-ago quarter, signaling
Looking for hypergrowth stocks to buy? You’re at the right place. The stocks I’ll be discussing today exhibit compound annual growth rates exceeding 40%. Each is also reasonably well established, with share prices in the $10 to $15 range. I’ve chosen that price range because these shares are relatively well established. Although there are dozens of
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