In this article GME Follow your favorite stocksCREATE FREE ACCOUNT Keith Gill, aka Roaring Kitty, hosting a YouTube livestream on June 7th, 2024. Source: Roaring Kitty | YouTube Meme stock champion Keith Gill, known as “Roaring Kitty” online, seemed to increase his ownership in GameStop‘s common stock and appears to be holding more than 9
Do you have any penny stocks in your portfolio? If you don’t, you might want to consider it with any speculative money sitting on the sidelines. Penny stocks are usually those of small-cap, or even micro-cap companies with little revenue and are frequently not profitable. That’s enough to steer away many investors. But a little
It’s not every day when a stock generates triple-digit returns. Some investors dig through hundreds of stocks to discover which ones have the potential to deliver triple-digit returns. It takes a lot of research to find stocks with that type of potential, but even then, not all of them live up to expectations. Investors should
Growth investing has been incredibly rewarding for investors who punched their ticket well ahead of the artificial intelligence (AI) boom. AI hype is giving yet another shot in the arm to the tech sector. After an incredible Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) hosted by Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL), the sector found itself up close to 10% in the
Lucid Group (NASDAQ:LCID) rallied alongside other meme stocks when Roaring Kitty returned to social media. The meme lord Keith Gill reiterated his support for GameStop (NYSE:GME) despite all signs a trade in the video game retailer will be a disaster. Worse, while the stock-buying frenzy caused GME shares to triple in value, it also brought
Some believe that the Street always values companies more or less correctly and is never completely wrong about companies’ outlooks. But history shows this concept is completely incorrect. In the last few years, the Street massively underestimated the value of two stocks that large investors completely overlooked: Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ:SMCI) and American Superconductor (NASDAQ:AMSC).
As the world transitions towards a cleaner energy future, hydrogen stocks have gained attention from investors. However, not all hydrogen companies are thriving. Despite the industry’s potential, some stocks are struggling and may be worth selling. While hydrogen plays a crucial role in decarbonization efforts, the sector remains speculative and risky compared to more established
As much as the market has had impressive gains, the tide hasn’t lifted all boats. Some stocks are languishing near lows due to their short-term challenges. However, there are some rough diamonds that just need a little polishing for their value to shine through. Indeed, these stocks at 52-week lows for rebound present an attractive
Growth stocks are names that are anticipated to grow at a rate significantly above the market itself. The companies listed below are expected to grow a great deal by their most zealous advocates. However, the firms profiled in this column are extensively overvalued. These growth stocks to sell are likely to disappoint bulls while their
EVs are the future of transportation. As the world becomes greener due to shifting consumer preferences or government legislation, EVs will become more popular and important in the car industry. Now, around 20% of cars sold in the U.S. are EVs. EVs were valued at $50 billion in 2022 and are expected to grow at
Retail trading legend Keith Gill, known as Roaring Kitty, returned to his livestream on Friday after several years. GameStop (NYSE:GME) stock had already fallen 25% that morning following a rushed Q1 earnings report and a 75 million share offering. During Gill’s appearance, shares continued to drop, ending 40% lower for the day. The Solana-based meme
Thanks in part to yesterday’s soft May inflation report, we think the U.S. Federal Reserve is set to cut interest rates by September. In fact, we think the central bank will deliver multiple rate cuts into the end of the year. And if so, tech stocks are likely on the cusp of a massive ‘melt-up’
Fortune discussed the best aviation stocks in early June, suggesting that even though they’re a bargain, they might not be worth the turbulence. I don’t think there’s any question Boeing (NYSE:BA) stock has taken it on the chin in 2024. It’s down more than 27% with a half-year left to plummet some more. Is it
A dead cat bounce is when a falling stock sees a short-term recovery, but is ultimately likely to head lower. It comes from the idea that “even a dead cat will bounce if it falls from a great height.” The stock market does not move in a straight line, and there are many ups and
We are almost halfway through 2024, and the stock market is putting on a masterclass performance. The S&P 500 is up 12% year-to-date after rising 23% last year. Back-to-back years of double-digit gains make finding stocks that can continue on such a torrid trajectory difficult. Yet analysts at Jefferies Financial Group (NYSE:JEF) have zeroed in
Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) has waned considerably, sinking from around $50 to just over $30 per share. Yet while the chip stock may be starting to hold steady, don’t assume that it’s time to “buy the dip.” More downside may be coming. Intel may be overvalued relative to current year forecasts, and those forecasts offer no guarantees.
Recent trading activity suggests that penny stocks are in the spotlight. According to the Financial Times, stocks priced below $1 have comprised more than 14% of 2024’s trading volume thus far, illustrating the growing demand for penny stocks. The question now becomes: Are penny stocks undervalued, or are speculators dominating trading volume? I believe numerous
Despite the best efforts of management, employees and investors, some companies simply cannot withstand certain macroeconomic pressures. In the case of the stock market and publicly traded companies, these kinds of pressures can highlight which stocks to sell. For example, a candy bar company famous for the flavor of its chocolate would not be able
When a U.S.-based company gets big and successful, it attracts regulatory scrutiny. Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) is winning the artificial intelligence tech war but has attracted government watchdogs. It may be the target of a regulatory probe for a while, but Microsoft stock still earns a “B” grade. Don’t sell it if you’re in it for the long haul.
Blockchain stocks and the industry are growing so quickly that investors can become multimillionaires if they time their bets right for events like the fourth Bitcoin (BTC-USD) split and the approval of Bitcoin ETF filings. What’s more, the ongoing interest in blockchain, illustrated by institutional money, is helping to legitimize the sector, which is making
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