Stocks to buy

These days, AI stocks are almost selling like pancakes, and I can’t blame investors. With almost every tech and tech-adjacent company announcing artificial intelligence integration into their business processes, AI service providers are getting more clients. At the same time, SaaS companies are injecting GPT into their existing platforms, allowing them to expand their offerings
Investors must always balance growth and stability in their portfolios. While employing defensive positions is essential, deploying capital in high-growth sectors like technology can be a formula that accelerates growth. This strategy adds an extra boost to portfolio returns. However, picking top tech stocks randomly is a recipe for disaster. As an investor, you must
Investing in undervalued stocks gives investors an edge in capitalizing on companies with high growth potential. Listing these stocks involves scanning the fundamentals, which helps mark potential the market might overlook. Indeed, fundamentals like top-line growth, profit margins, and strategic initiatives reflect a company’s true value. Here, the focus is on three undervalued stocks. To begin with, the
Broadcom’s (NASDAQ:AVGO) stock is an optimistic buy in line with high AI and networking capabilities. In fiscal Q2 2024, Broadcom had net revenue of $12.5 billion, a 43% year-over-year (YOY) increase. Excluding VMware, Broadcom’s revenue grew by 12%, primarily due to a 280% surge in AI revenue. Next year, Broadcom’s AI and networking revenue may grow 40%
On Wall Street, finding the right long-term wealth-building stocks is key to enhancing your investment portfolio. As 2024 progresses, investors are focusing on growth strategies that balance risk and reward. Wall Street’s history highlights long-term stock investing as crucial for financial success. McKinsey advises against being swayed by short-term market noise, stressing the importance of stability and steady returns. The S&P 500‘s mean annual return of
Retail sales are a closely watched economic indicator every month. For the last year, the monthly and year-over-year (YOY) numbers have been weak at best. But there’s a bigger problem. The headline number doesn’t tell the full story of what ails retail stocks.   When adjusted for inflation, the retail sales numbers are negative. But you’re
Somewhat displaced by the association with shady cryptocurrencies, metaverse stocks and the broader metaverse universe should be viewed as a foundation in progress. It may or may not include alternate reality/virtual reality devices, but the building blocks are clear: GPUs, CPUs, content, content creation tools and blockchain tech at large for in-game digital assets. According