Stocks to buy

As the dust settles in the high-stakes world of electric vehicles (EVs), it’s becoming obvious that not all contenders will cross the finish line. Only the most promising EV stocks in this high-speed race can withstand sturdy headwinds from economic turbulence and emerge even stronger. Established firms are turning on the afterburners in today’s rapidly
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Speculative stocks are inherently risky, but they have the potential for significant gains in the current environment. Many investors are still entrenched in defensive stocks, and the recent stock market rally has been mainly limited to profitable companies in the hottest sectors like artificial intelligence and cloud computing. Thus, multiple speculative businesses with tremendous potential
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For investors who seek regular cash flows, blue-chip dividends stocks are excellent options for a portfolio. The combination of a low-beta, regular dividend growth, and the possibility of capital gains makes these stocks attractive. Further, in an uncertain macroeconomic environment, it’s important to hold these stocks. Generally, most high-yield dividend stocks fall among the blue-chip
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With Wall Street celebrating a bull market after a tremendous rally this year, it is essential to consider the opportunities ahead. The trending growth names are up quite a lot, and even with the bullish sentiment gaining even more momentum, I do not see them offering much upside potential here. However, this sentiment change will
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Instead of focusing on short-term market fluctuations, long-term investors seek stable companies that demonstrate consistent performance over years or even decades. Today, we’ll look at three of the top stocks and cryptos that have delivered steady returns over the long term, generally outperforming the S&P 500 over most trading periods. Investors should look for opportunities
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Growth stocks can offer above-average earnings/revenue growth and exceptional returns. However, established growth stocks often carry higher valuations compared to other stocks based on metrics like P/E, price-to-sales and price-to-free cash flow. The best growth stocks strike a balance between reasonable valuations and long-term growth potential. This June, it’s important to keep an eye out
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Wall Street is finally becoming much more upbeat about the economy, as more investors internalize the realities that inflation is dropping and that new technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI), are going to boost the economy and stocks. Moreover, many on the Street are starting to realize that the economy can prosper and stocks can rise
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The allure of Wall Street’s favorite cheap stocks lies in their high upside potential, requiring smaller up-front investments. These stocks, which are priced under $10 apiece, offer investors with the opportunity to build a diverse portfolio without breaking the bank. Moreover, some of the best cheap stocks in the market, such as those listed below,
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Warren Buffett stocks are on the rise, and many think that the Oracle of Omaha is back. After weathering a stormy market and making some eyebrow-raising moves, including panic selling his 10% stake in Delta (NYSE:DAL), United (NASDAQ:UAL), American (NASDAQ:AAL) and Southwest (NYSE:LUV), his mammoth conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK-A, NYSE:BRK-B) is up nearly 7% since
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The focus is shifting to bargain energy stocks for June with a confluence of market dynamics signaling an enticing window of opportunity for savvy investors. Last year, energy stocks surged to new heights following escalating geopolitical tension in Ukraine, mounting inflation and apprehensions around macroeconomic policy. However, now the landscape looks significantly different. This is
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In recent months, I’ve discovered that Dr. Ed Yardeni, former Chief Economist of Prudential Equity Group, and Deutsche Bank, is one of my favorite analysts of stocks and the economy. That’s because Yardeni, unlike many other analysts,  doesn’t rely on long-held, yet unproven beliefs like “Interest rates are rising, so stocks will fall” to make
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