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Lucid Group (NASDAQ:LCID) stock has been a poor performer in 2022, to put it politely. Do the electric vehicle maker’s financials justify a turnaround to the upside? The answer is definitely no, and Lucid’s attempt at an economy EV won’t likely convert today’s inflation-wracked consumers into buyers. Lucid Group loves to talk about luxury in
With so much pain that materialized in the market this year, it’s possible that shares can still fall further because of tax-loss harvesting. What exactly am I talking about? Succinctly, tax-loss harvesting refers to selling losing investments to offset capital gains involved in selling some winners. That way, you can leverage your losses productively. To
In this article WEBR UA UAA COUP HZNP TSLA CAKE Follow your favorite stocksCREATE FREE ACCOUNT Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading. Horizon Therapeutics – Shares of the drugmaker jumped 15% after the company announced it has agreed to be acquired by Amgen in a deal valued at approximately $26.4 billion, or $116.50 per
Finding the best REITs to buy can lead to great returns if you do it right. One way to do that is by buying high-quality REITs. These investment vehicles are basically like your own little mutual fund focused on investments in real estate. If real estate values go up, your return will be greater than
Electric vehicle stocks have been among the underperforming names for the year. Growth stocks have generally suffered due to contractionary monetary policies and adjustments to growth expectations. However, EV stocks have also been impacted due to geopolitical tensions and supply chain headwinds. I believe that the correction is a good time to accumulate the hottest
The top dividend stock picks for 2023 are surefire ways for investors to protect themselves against several current issues. Their dividends provide extra returns for portfolios that have been battered in a very difficult 2022. Further, they provide income that can be used to offset the effects of stubbornly-high inflation that continues to eat into
What a difference a few years can make! During the pandemic, several million newbie investors entered the markets and changed the course of history. However, a smaller group of investors is looking toward stock picks for beginners in 2023. Many people are still afraid to enter this market because they know it’s risky. However, if
Like other speculative growth plays, most electric vehicle, or EV stocks, peaked in price at some point in 2021. Since then, most companies operating in this fast-growing sector have declined substantially in 2022. That said, while it may appear to some investors that this is a sector worth considering as it may have bottomed out,
The unexpected coronavirus outbreak in 2020 had a crippling effect on most industries worldwide. However, digitization grew at a breathtaking pace, with businesses rapidly changing how they operate. Accordingly, with many enterprises transitioning to a remote working model, cloud computing companies took center stage and enjoyed tremendous returns in the stock market. Though the pandemic
So far this month, Eli Lilly (NYSE:LLY) stock has continued to rally. Hitting yet another new all-time high just a few days ago before backing down, LLY stock is up a total of 24% so far this year. That’s an impressive move for this mega-cap pharma stock, especially during this down year for the overall stock
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It’s been a tough year for initial public offerings (IPOs). With most of the major indexes worldwide mired in a bear market, new share listings have dried to a trickle in 2022. Through the first half of this year (January to June), U.S.-listed companies raised $4.8 billion via IPOs. That compares with $155 billion raised in 2021