Stocks to buy

Here’s a company that could become a household name in a few years. Archer Aviation (NYSE:ACHR) is relatively unknown today, but the company is advancing a transportation sector that’s still in its infancy. Consequently, ACHR stock has zero-or-hero potential and you’ll definitely want to assess your appetite for volatility before getting on board. Just to recap, Archer Aviation manufactures air
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Google and YouTube parent company Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG, NASDAQ:GOOGL) is a “Magnificent Seven” member with investments in artificial intelligence technology. The bull case for GOOG stock is strong, but some traders might be concerned about Alphabet’s layoffs. There’s no need to worry, though, since Alphabet’s job cuts are probably necessary for the company’s long-term growth. Of course, Alphabet isn’t
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Do you want to be a beginner or a professional? Beginners get shaken out of perfectly good stock positions with each and every headline. Meanwhile, professional investors know that Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) is a leader among electric vehicle manufacturers. They stand by their investments, and I encourage you to buy and hold TSLA stock when it dips even if the
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In dynamic stock investments, pursuing the next big opportunity often leads investors to seek promising ventures with the potential for substantial growth. Among the plethora of options, three stocks under $15 are emerging as strong contenders, projected to triple in value by 2026. The first one, the electric vehicle (EV) giant, suggests strategic dominance in
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The cybersecurity industry has a $2 trillion market opportunity. As the record number of ransomware attacks showed last year, threats are rising, and businesses need to bolster their defenses. In such a backdrop, cybersecurity stocks are a top industry to invest in. Several tailwinds underpin spending on cyber defense. First, rising threat levels make cybersecurity
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Fueling the main narrative for undervalued tech stocks to buy in January is the rotation principle. With the usual suspects still garnering much attention, it’s tempting to continue riding the same horse. However, a better idea may be to consider innovators that just haven’t received much attention. For example, everyone seemingly loves talking about Nvidia
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Having avoided a much-dreaded recession last year, investors may feel emboldened to consider risk-on assets, thereby ignoring top-rated value stocks. However, that could be a mistake. Don’t get me wrong – growth-oriented enterprises may see robust tailwinds, especially if interest rates decline. But that prospect might not be guaranteed. You want to be prepared for
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