Stocks to buy

As biotech stock prices have fallen, Wall Street and biotech boards have grown increasingly unfriendly. Amid the turmoil, key biotech stocks have become the targets of activist investors demanding new executives, new boards and new strategies. The specifics of each case vary, but the biotech stocks in sharpest focus have been those whose earnings and

Americans love to gamble. A record 50 million people placed a wager on this year’s Super Bowl, spending $16 billion to gamble on the outcome of the big game, according to the American Gaming Association. The betting on the Super Bowl in 2023 represented a 61% increase from the previous year as online gambling platforms

Investing in defensive stocks can provide stability during market volatility. These are generally financially stable, well-established companies that tend to perform well regardless of market conditions. Including such stocks in your portfolio can help mitigate the impact of market turbulence. Of course, these stocks aren’t absolutely prone to volatility. A downturn will likely reflect poorly

The top tech stocks like Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA), Meta (NASDAQ:META) and others have led the market higher. Not just other tech sectors and industries, but the market as a whole. So far this year, the Nasdaq is up 34.5% while the S&P 500 is up almost 19%. Known as “relative strength” stocks, investors keep circling back

While macro headwinds continue to affect the performance of penny stocks in general, it’s been largely a different story with the top penny stocks. Among the thousands of stocks trading for $5 per share or less, a select number of them have performed very well in recent months. If you own one or several of

Demand for rare earth metals is heating up as countries worldwide try to secure reliable supplies of nickel, cobalt, aluminum, and others that are used to build technologies ranging from electric vehicles to smartphones. Even rarer earth metals such as tantalum, gallium and niobium are instrumental for capacitors, integrated circuits, and semiconductors. As our world

It goes without saying that Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) leads the pack among chip companies capitalizing on the generative artificial intelligence trend. With this, it makes sense that, among chip stocks, NVDA stock has gained the most thanks to this secular growth trend. NVDA is up more than threefold year-to-date, while shares in the company’s competitors have

Remember The Game of Thrones? If I had to describe investing in stocks in only four words, it would be “The Game of Trends.”  That’s because, by first identifying strong trends and then the companies that will benefit from them, it’s possible to select firms that are very well-positioned to succeed going forward. But of

Tech stocks have made a massive recovery so far in 2023, and Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is no exception. AAPL stock has gained by nearly 53.5% year-to-date. Following this massive jump in price, you may be concerned that you’ve “missed the boat” with Apple. I wouldn’t necessarily jump to this conclusion. Yes, after its latest run-up, subsequent

There’s perhaps never been a more opportune moment to embrace solar stocks to buy than now. Even the International Energy Agency projects a fourfold jump in the annual rate of solar panel installations by 2030. Moreover, within the global impetus towards greener alternatives lies a spectrum of high-return solar investments. Solar power basks in the glory

The rally in certain growth stocks is likely starting to reach a plateau, especially with indices starting to rebalance. This is a prime opportunity to invest in under-the-radar growth stocks before Wall Street shifts its focus from AI to other growth opportunities. As I’ve said multiple times in my previous articles, buying depressed growth stocks is the

In 2023, it is impossible to have no knowledge about artificial intelligence (AI) everywhere. When a new trend is imposed on the market, many ambitious investors want to snap up options as soon as they arise. But, instead of immediately giving in to the FOMO, we must analyze all the existing stocks thoroughly. If you

Too many investors look for the quick buck and buy risky investments like penny stocks. Slow and steady investing is the better strategy. To that end, dividend investing has proved over decades it is the superior way to build a retirement portfolio. Yet what if you could combine the two strategies? Buy dividend stocks, but

Quantum computing emerges as a pivotal frontier as the tech landscape continually evolves. This article focuses on three undervalued quantum computing stocks, each with growth potential. Despite their undervaluation, these trailblazers are making significant strides in quantum technology, setting the stage for a potential surge in stock prices. Moving forward, we’ll delve deeper into these

The dream of self-driving cars has been around for generations. Soon, it may be a reality. The idea of not having to work or worry as you travel from place to place, but to simply get in your car and go, is a powerful dream. Likewise, if self-driving cars can have faster and better reaction

Investing in retirement can be tricky. Investors who have left the workforce need to strike a balance between growing and protecting their portfolio. Dividends that provide a regular source of income in retirement are another important consideration. This requires certain types of retirement stocks: ones that grow steadily, reliably and are more insulated from market

Most investors can admit that the lure of striking it rich with just one smart pick is always there. That’s what draws traders into high-risk penny stocks. While it’s true that some penny stocks are incredibly speculative, there’s an intriguing subset of low-cost equities that stand out due to their promising businesses and robust long-term

Innovation breeds opportunity across all industries. That’s why fintech stocks are so attractive. They promise to reshape the traditional financial, banking, and payments landscape creating value in the process.  Investors are well aware that the fintech space is growing rapidly. They understand that compound annual growth rates in the sector will continue in the double

As the S&P 500 index trends higher, spotting undervalued blue-chip stocks is relatively challenging. A dovish fed and a declining possibility of a recession have supported an improvement in market sentiment. I believe the markets will likely remain in an uptrend, with global economic activity expected to improve further in 2024. Of course, a meaningful

When investors hear the term “blue-chip stocks,” it tends to remind them of old, legacy businesses. That’s not a bad thing necessarily, but there are alternative blue-chip stocks to know about too — especially since these holdings are top blue-chip stocks overall. There’s nothing wrong with Procter & Gamble (NYSE:PG), McDonald’s (NYSE:MCD) and PepsiCo (NYSE:PEP)