“Buying the dip” is one of the most common strategies discussed in the stock market. This is prevalent with momentum stocks and high performers. However, as optimism grows for stock favorites, so does the irrational exuberance surrounding companies that don’t have the financials to support it. This has led to the rise of stocks to

Navigating the market of transportation stocks is overwhelming, especially with the rapid changes happening in the transport industry. However, some undervalued transportation stocks are still worth considering amidst the fluctuations. The transportation sector has seen significant volatility with economic recoveries, oil price dynamics, and technological advancements. Nonetheless, this could allow discerning investors to buy top

Given the horrendous performance of meme kings like AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC) and GameStop (NYSE:GME) lately, searching for the best meme stocks may be the last thing on your mind right now. In fact, considering GME’s continued declines, and AMC’s capitulation in recent weeks, you may think that the meme stock phenomenon has completely gone the way

The EV market is, by now, well established. Investors are well aware of the proliferation of publicly traded EV stocks available. EV firms are well represented in ETFs and many investors thus have some degree of exposure to the market in general. Yet, it also makes sense to invest directly in individual stocks in the

Following a surge of interest in environmental, social, governance (ESG) investing, many investors have begun seeking out undervalued ESG stocks. Indeed, many prefer to prioritize investments that fall in line with their values. Simultaneously, concerns about global warming, coupled with the rise of affordable and sustainable energy sources, have motivated many companies to reevaluate their

After rallying 17% higher in 2023, volatility now rules the S&P 500. Sharp swings higher and lower has the popular benchmark sitting below its August highs. Still, the index remains 25% above last year’s late September low point. Will this be the charge taking the S&P to a new high, a sign that we’re officially

According to Fundstrat’s Tom Lee, the U. S. economy has tremendous amounts of green flags to prevent a recession from occurring in the coming years. In Lee’s opinion, a strong job market, continual decreases in inflation expectations, and falling rent prices are all contributing factors that bode well for stock market growth. The robust labor

If wagering on small-capitalization companies wasn’t enough of a challenge, you could be interested in micro-cap stocks to buy. And if you think I’m about to launch into a warning, you’re absolutely right. Generally speaking, rational investors don’t put much money (if at all) in this “asset” category. Look, it’s not about disrespecting the enterprises

September — widely regarded as the “worst month for the stock market” — is living up to its reputation. In fact, the S&P 500 is down 1% since August, in line with its average 1.1% monthly decline since 1928. Of course, many investors are spooked, unsure of how to invest in an economy on shaky

If you’re a cautious investor, you may be concerned about a market correction. An alternative is to consider high-yield stocks to buy.   Investors are beginning to get spooked about inflation. The latest reading on inflation is expected to show that once prices start to rise, it’s really tough to get them back down. Rising oil

Without a doubt, American consumers have been extremely resilient this year. They have been continuing to spend a great deal of money on many experiences and certain products despite inflation which remains rather high despite having fallen significantly. I believe that the key reason for consumers’ resilience has been the labor market which is still