Stocks to buy

The semiconductor field evolves rapidly, requiring yearly product upgrades. It’s a complex, costly and vital industry, particularly in the AI and Web 3.0 era, offering growth and security opportunities for top-performing companies. Accordingly, the top chip stocks to buy now continue to outperform, as barriers to entry amplify these market share advantages. In this article,
In the complexities of the market, finding stocks at lower prices that promise both stability and growth can be daunting. However, three tech giants belong in the seriously oversold tech stocks category, amidst the market’s ups and downs. In fact, they offer astute investors a golden opportunity. This article contains the intriguing strategies of these
Cannabis stocks have navigated an extended period of uncertainty and financial depression thanks to regulatory headwinds. Further, most cannabis companies have witnessed an extended period of cash burn. There is, however, some optimism and I believe that these overlooked cannabis stocks to buy should be considered. The good news is that even without federal level
The so-called “Magnificent 7” stocks surged in 2023, contributing to a market rebound in an outsized manner. The stocks’ presumed overrepresentation has investors considering other investments in their place. While tech has been the clear winner thus far in 2023, there’s plenty of reason to assume that other sectors will be strong moving forward.  That
Targeting sleeper stocks to buy might just be the strategy investors need in the current landscape. With numerous tech-centric stocks soaring to unprecedented heights, it’s thrilling to watch their trajectory. Yet, there’s an inescapable truth: they come with a hefty price tag. In contrast, sleeper stocks provide a more gratifying journey. While there’s a certain
While the hype may have died down, artificial intelligence (AI) is still the leading catalyst in the technology space. Grand View Research forecasts that the market for AI will reach nearly $2 trillion by 2030, and nearly every major tech company is racing to integrate generative AI into their products. While its still early, clear
As treasury yields approach 17-year highs, valuations are starting to matter more. Investors are ditching expensive technology stocks and rotating into value. One area of safety is overlooked energy stocks trading at single-digit forward price-to-earnings (P/E). After a sluggish first half due to the decline in crude prices, energy stocks are recovering nicely. The rally
Since becoming CEO of Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK-A NYSE:BRK-B) in 1965, Warren Buffett generated 3.7 million percent returns for investors. That’s a staggering statistic, considering the S&P 500 returned some 24.7 thousand percent. There is a good reason he’s referred to as the Oracle of Omaha. This has led to the rise of Warren Buffett dividend stocks
Investing in EV stocks offers investors the opportunity to benefit from the world’s green energy transition. The automotive sector will play a significant role in major economies’ commitment to net zero emissions by 2050. Transportation accounts for approximately one-fifth of global GHG emissions. This presents a prime investment opportunity to benefit from the divestment in internal
Electric vehicle (EV) battery technology company QuantumScape (NYSE:QS) recently gained a high price target from a notable analyst firm. However, I don’t recommend chasing QS stock. Pick your buy price and be patient, as QuantumScape isn’t a risk-free business by any means. QuantumScape’s solid-state battery cell technology could alter the landscape for the EV battery industry.
Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ:RIVN) stock spiked in July but then sank in August. So, what will autumn bring for Rivian’s loyal investors? Given the company’s impressive progress in a highly competitive electric vehicle (EV) market, I’m preparing for a Rivian Automotive share-price boost during these cool autumn months. Rivian Automotive isn’t the biggest or best-known EV
After a more-hawkish-than-expected speech from Federal Reserve Board Chair Jerome Powell this week, stocks are suddenly plummeting. The record AI-inspired performance that tech stocks had in the first half of 2023 is turning into a late-summer market crash.  Did the Fed pop the AI Bubble with its shockingly hawkish commentary? Are we going back to