Stocks to buy

One of Canada’s most-read personal finance columnists is The Globe and Mail’s Rob Carrick. He recently used artificial intelligence (AI) to create a portfolio of ETFs to buy and hold in under 20 seconds.  Carrick was using the 1,300 ETFs listed on a Canadian stock exchange. So, it won’t be of much use to Americans.
As Q2 earnings reports roll in, it becomes clear that certain banks stand out as beacons of performance, capturing investors’ attention. The article explores three leading banks’ impressive financial performance, strategic investments and forward-looking approaches. The first global banking giant stock has grown remarkably across various geographies and businesses. Its balanced growth strategy and diverse
Millionaire-maker growth stocks have seen significant appreciation this year. However, for many growth stocks, their stock prices don’t reflect the new “bull market,” and remain depressed. Suppose we exclude the FAANGs and look at the bigger picture. In that case, you can invest in two types of growth stocks: momentum stocks like Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA), which runs
Artificial intelligence has been all the rage this year, sending AI stocks ripping higher. As the sector’s stock prices skyrockets, investors have increasing incentives to look for the top AI stocks to buy. The result has led both speculative stocks and well-established tech giants higher. It’s established a market capitalization in excess of $1 trillion