Stocks to buy

Streaming movies, music, TV shows and podcasts has become the dominant way people consume entertainment. The latest industry statistics show that Americans spend an average of three hours each day streaming content, and 99% of U.S. households pay for at least one or more streaming services, shelling out an average of $46 a month to

In the wake of the pandemic, we’re witnessing the emergence of value traps throughout the tech landscape on Wall Street, but there are still many undervalued tech stocks you can buy. The challenges faced by U.S. markets amid the tech stock sell-offs of 2022 and the uneven influence of the generative AI boom have left

The S&P 500 is booming. The popular benchmark index is up 16% this year and is 44% higher since the start of 2023. After losing over a fifth of its value the year before, our roaring bull market shows little sign of letting up. But a crash will come. Last October, the index hinted at

Long-term income stocks are a magnet for investors looking for reliable income streams. These stocks are backed by powerful underlying businesses, known for regular quarterly dividends and consistent payout bumps each year. Their attractiveness is linked to a potent mix of stability and potential for appreciation. Despite a common misconception, investors can collect strong dividends

You don’t have to buy expensive stocks to outperform the stock market. There are plenty of bargains that cost under $100 per share. While investors should also look at a company’s financials, long-term growth opportunities, valuation and other factors, building up a position with a large quantity of shares is nice.  Even though fractional trading

Inflation continues to be a concern, but there is a light at the end of the tunnel. The May inflation reading only came in at 2.6%. The month-to-month rate of inflation was the coolest in more than four years. Lower inflation can lead to interest rate cuts that fuel the stock market. However, a cooler inflation reading is still

Investing in biotech can be pretty unpredictable. Biotech stocks are highly volatile, and picking carefully can be the difference between losing all your capital and making unimaginable profits. However, many investors have a hard time choosing the right biotech company to invest in, especially if they don’t understand the industry. Fortunately, many analysts have taken

Microcap investing is undoubtedly risky. However, the thinly traded nature of microcap stocks often contributes to asymmetrical upside returns. Moreover, numerous microcap stocks are secured by emerging entities, meaning investors benefit from future growth prospects. In the past month, the iShares Micro-Cap ETF (NYSEARCA:IWC) has shed nearly 5% of its market value, suggesting a “buy

When researching which stocks to buy, and trying to find good deals on them, using a stock screener can be a quick and easy way to sort through the thousands of public companies available for investing in. By searching through a screener, investors can find any kind of stock based on the criteria they outline.

Low-priced stocks are attractive as they provide an opportunity to create a diversified portfolio with limited funds. Additionally, there are speculative ideas among low-priced stocks that attracts investors for quick returns at the blink of an eye. There are several interesting stocks under $3 that are likely to trade in double digits before the end

AI stocks are still in the spotlight in the constantly changing financial landscape. They present investors with bright future possibilities through 2024 and beyond. Companies utilizing AI’s revolutionary capacity are attractive options for astute investors. The technology is reshaping sectors around the world. Three of these undervalued AI stocks stand out as leaders, using AI

The Japanese stock market has been surging this year, with the Nikkei 225 index up more than 22%. These are gains comparable to the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100. Unlike the Nasdaq 100 or even the S&P 500, the Japanese market still seems incredibly underpriced. Indeed, Japan’s economy has been in a tough place for such an

As share prices soar in today’s bull market, investors are likely to find the best value for their money amidst underappreciated stocks. Very often the stock market can feel like a treasure chest, brimming with opportunities at every corner. However, investors with tunnel vision on high-growth names can risk overlooking the occasional diamond in the

Uncovering cheap stocks amid the noise of overvalued and overhyped stocks like Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) is essential in today’s volatile stock market. Three undervalued AI stocks are set up for significant growth in this case. With innovation, profitability, and astute market positioning, each business offers investors a distinctive opportunity inside the semiconductor and technology industries. Starting

Travel is back in a big way. A record number of people are traveling for the July 4 holiday. In fact, 71 million Americans are hitting the road, taking to the skies and traversing waterways, according to data from the American Automobile Association (AAA). Travel is now well above pre-pandemic levels. For Independence Day this

For investors uncertain about broader market dynamics, real estate investment trusts or REITs offer an excellent avenue to put your money to work. I think it’s safe to say that the number one reason people consider this sector is the often-robust passive income potential. In other words, you’re putting your money to good use. That’s

Several high-profile stock splits have occurred recently. First, Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) decided to implement a 10-for-1 stock split which took effect June 10. Shares are up slightly since then after a period of rapid price increases and subsequent cooling. The stock more than doubled in 2024 causing the price to own a single share of Nvidia

Promising new IPOs are once again on everyone’s mind after a healthy first half, which saw 96 IPOs registered in the U.S., with 66 IPOs filed on the Nasdaq alone, netting $8.7 billion, clearly indicating investor confidence is on its way back. IPOs are sluggish in Asia-Pacific but growing in the Americas and EMEIA (Europe,

You get what you pay for – you’ve heard this adage before. And in most cases, it’s a true statement, especially in the market. Too many times, new investors are led astray by the promise of cheap stocks under $10, only to find out a hard lesson afterward. Nevertheless, the concept continues to be popular

Don’t count the metaverse out just yet. While it started as a costly failure, companies are racing to use it, creating opportunities for some of the top metaverse stocks. For example, McDonald’s (NYSE:MCD) metaverse just debuted in Singapore, which will allow users to build virtual burgers, envision future McDonald’s restaurant designs and participate in contests that will reward