This is shaping up to be the summer of volatility. Ever since we entered the year’s second half in July, markets have been having fits, making it challenging to find sleeper stocks. The technology-laden Nasdaq index is now in a correction, defined as a decline of 10% or more from recent highs. On Aug. 5,
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The invention of clean energy has given many hope that it could be a future solution to nonrenewable energy sources and less pollutant energy production. Yet, the reality remains that each year the federal government spends billions of dollars to subsidize the industry. As a result, many of the profits revenues reported by the big,
Income investors looking for high yields should take a closer look at master limited partnerships (MLPs). These publicly traded limited partnerships benefit from the liquidity of publicly traded companies while enjoying tax benefits of a private partnership. It is common to find MLPs with high yields above 5%, which make them an attractive option for those
GameStop (NYSE:GME) is the original meme stock, surging to incredible levels in previous meme stock mania bubbles. This stock is down considerably from its 2021 highs, but has also seen its fair share of surges. In fact, GameStop stock is actually up 19% on a year-to-date basis. That said, despite its recent moves higher and
Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ:SMCI) has been one of the hottest names in the AI hype rally this year. SMCI stock is probably second to Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) in AI stocks. SMCI surged over 1,200%, but the AI hype is fading quickly, with SMCI down over 50%. Regardless, SMCI still sits at an impressive 75% gain year-to-date.
Stocks with dual-class shares will likely lose another member in the not-too-distant future. On July 29, Lions Gate Entertainment (NYSE:LG.A) announced that it would move ahead with its plan to eliminate its dual-class share structure by offering to pay its Class A shareholders a 12% premium on their shares. If shareholders approve, Lion’s Gate will become a “one share,
In recent years, real estate investment trusts (REITs) have underperformed the broader market by a wide margin, primarily due to elevated interest rates. High interest rates exert significant pressure on REIT share prices for several reasons. Firstly, REITs rely partially on debt to finance their growth, and higher interest rates translate to increased interest expenses,
Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) stock, known for its social media giants Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp has come under the spotlight recently. Analysts are comparing the company’s great potential with its AI and digital advertising businesses against risks from legal issues and a rather rich valuation. The bull case shows Meta’s opportunities for future growth through AI
Enterprise software and cloud giant Oracle (NASDAQ:ORCL) has witnessed impressive momentum in its stock price over the past nine months. Despite lagging behind the S&P 500 last year, it has more than made up for it with a 21.3% jump year-to-date (YTD). The results may have surprised many, considering its missed top-line estimates in the
Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) stock is not having the best 2024. With macroeconomic developments like the global carry trade and a slowdown in electric vehicle (EV) demand adding to the pressure, shares are down 20%. Furthermore, because of the dramatic pricing reduction, Tesla’s vehiclesᅳincluding the Model Yᅳhave lowered profit margins. Experts believe that despite the year-to-date decline,
Utility stocks are looking attractive after wandering in the wilderness for the past couple of years due to high inflation and interest rates. High prices caused pushback on utility rate increases, while the capital-intensive nature of their operations left them languishing in the high interest rate environment. It costs a lot of money to maintain,
The tech sector remains a driving force in the global economy, consistently pushing boundaries and shaping the future. So far, in 2024, the sector has experienced a rollercoaster ride. While some companies soared to new highs earlier in the year, recent weeks have witnessed a period of consolidation and correction. The most recent panic selling
These days, everyday items like Velcro and fiberglass insulation don’t strike the average person as advanced materials. However, when they first hit the market in the 20th century, they had revolutionary impacts on several industries that made their inventors rich. Nowadays, investors can get in on these industry-shaping inventions by investing in advanced materials stocks.
With the stock market crashing, nothing may seem “hot” at the moment but don’t be blinded by short-term events. It is when stocks are down that you want to buy. It’s the perfect opportunity to put into action the philosophy of buy low, sell high. And some of the hottest stocks will be those involved
AI stocks have gone out of style in recent weeks, and while some of the names may have been overvalued, it’s unlikely that an AI bubble is bursting before our eyes. Not to discount the magnitude of pain that the latest tech plunge has inflicted on investor portfolios, but the S&P 500 hasn’t even officially
Investors got a case of the jitters on Monday when global stock market exchanges collapsed. While most recovered a bit from the worst of the decline and United States exchanges even rallied again on Tuesday, the threat of a recession hangs ominously over the market. That is why now is the perfect time to buy
More and more Americans are looking for reliable, long-term stocks to bolster their retirement portfolios. While Americans continue to look for ways to retire younger, it is becoming harder to save for retirement. The effects of inflation and rising housing costs and future medical expenses have made it harder to retire. One way to counteract
Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ:PLTR) has emerged as a highly valued stock after its Q2 2024 earnings report. With revenues surging and beating expectations, Palantir marked high growth due to its U.S. commercial and government segments. The company’s EPS marked a considerable improvement. This points to sharp operational management and strong market demand for its enterprise AI solutions.
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The global cloud computing market is set to triple by 2031 to hit $2.22 trillion. However, unlike other tech sectors, where new entrants have disrupted the market and given the old brands a run for their money, the cloud computing sector seems different. The best cloud computing stock continue to dominate the market. These three
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