As the investing options continue to change, the market is paying close attention to the steady growth potential of AI stocks. Three exceptional businesses emerge as bright spots amid market volatility, each offering special prospects. The allure of AI stocks is their ability to overcome challenges and seize opportunities and their strategic positioning for long-term

Social media stocks have had plenty of activity in the past couple of months. Reddit (NYSE:RDDT) went public to much fanfare, while former President Trump’s controversial Trump Media & Technology Group (NASDAQ:DJT) finally completed its merger with special purpose acquisition company Digital World Acquisition Corp. Moreover, we recently saw the leading social media giants dish out another solid

Lithium stocks once captured the attention of investors globally as the demand for lithium-ion batteries soared, driven by the burgeoning electric vehicle market and renewable energy sector. A primary component in rechargeable battery production in electric cars, portable electronics and energy storage solutions, lithium is sometimes called “white gold.” But major market enthusiasm for lithium

Gene editing stocks are among the most intriguing in the biotech scene. The genomics revolution may be as exciting as the ongoing artificial intelligence one. But, of course, only time will tell what the future holds for that exciting corner of biotech. Disruptive innovation investor Cathie Wood is pretty upbeat about genomics plays, so much

Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) is a big name on Wall Street, and many of its analysts are truly at the top of their game. While I wouldn’t blindly follow Morgan Stanley analysts, I do think they’re worth listening to whenever they update their notes or ratings. For the most part, Morgan Stanley is quite bullish on

David Einhorn is a professional investor who runs the Greenlight Capital hedge fund. Since its inception in 1996, Greenlight Capital has racked up some impressive gains. The fund outperformed the market through the late 1990s bull run and garnered considerable attention for shorting Lehman Brothers’ stock prior to the investment bank’s collapse during the 2008

It’s a known fact that tech stocks can turbocharge your portfolio. The sector tends to outperform during bull runs, raking in ridiculous returns. The recent AI boom has many companies reaching new heights, and I think the sector still has plenty of room to mature.  Still, prudent investors must be careful when picking their tech

Finding the best cheap tech stocks to buy can be a treasure hunt for savvy investors. While the concept of cheap is relative, identifying undervalued companies with strong fundamentals can lead to significant long-term returns.  Undervalued stocks may be experiencing temporary setbacks or exist in overlooked sectors, representing hidden gems waiting to be discovered. They

There are no true “under-the-radar stocks” in the traditional sense regarding companies with a market capitalization large enough to be viable candidates for a $1 trillion valuation in just six years. However, there are many overlooked gems whose immense potential fails to garner the attention it deserves from investors. These stocks could reach that coveted trillion-dollar status

After several weeks of volatile trading, we’re finally seeing the light at the end of this tunnel. And with fresh ‘Goldilocks’ jobs data now in the mix, we’re even more confident in our call that a massive summer stock rally is just around the corner.  Our conviction stems from a trifecta of bullish developments that

IoT’s benefit lies in its capacity to enhance convenience, efficiency and safety across various domains. IoT enables real-time monitoring and data exchange by connecting everyday objects to the internet, empowering users with valuable insights and automated responses. Whether receiving timely alerts about low gas levels during travel or optimizing industrial processes for cost savings, IoT’s