After a slow start to the year, the SoFi Technologies (NASDAQ:SOFI) stock outlook is more positive than you might have believed. While shares are down more than 16% since the start of trading in January, here are three reasons investors should hold on to their SOFI shares. The SoFi Stock Outlook As most people probably know,
Despite beating expectations with strong fourth-quarter 2023 results, PayPal (NASDAQ:PYPL) stock plummeted 11% the next day due to cautious revenue and earnings guidance. Such a decline may certainly be worrisome for existing investors. But the question now remains whether this dip presents a potential buying opportunity. This is central to my PYPL stock outlook. After
For months I’ve been looking for an exit as the Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock outlook is complex. I haven’t pulled the plug. I’ve been right to sit tight. Nvidia is already up over 45% in 2024. Its market cap passed Amazon‘s (NASDAQ:AMZN) and is rapidly closing in on Alphabet’s (NASDAQ:GOOGL) (NASDAQ:GOOG). We always see this kind
Three of the favorite words to meme-stock investors are “short-squeeze stocks.” These are stocks where short sellers, betting for a fall in the company’s share price, are squeezed out of their short positions due to an unexpected, rapid increase in the share price. The higher the short interest, the greater the potential short squeeze. As
“Magnificent Seven” components like Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) aren’t the only stocks hitting new highs. As of this writing, plenty of stocks outside of the “Magnificent Seven,” and outside of the tech sector, for that matter, have recently hit record highs. Given that major indices, such as the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average, have
Now down deep in “penny stock territory,” it’s possible that some traders are looking at Lucid Group (NASDAQ:LCID) as a fast money trading opportunity. However, a grim long-term LCID stock outlook makes even this sort of speculation a risky endeavor. Sure, it’s not as if shares in this fledgling early-stage EV maker have been moving
It’s time to get greedy with down, but not out on metaverse stocks to buy. The digital world is making its comeback. For example, Disney (NYSE:DIS)—which just announced it will acquire a $1.5 billion stake in Epic Games—will work with the gaming company to develop a Metaverse featuring Disney characters that will coexist with Fortnite. Also, as noted
Solar stocks have seen brighter days. Even with a strong potential backlog, some of the best solar stocks have been in a correction mode for the past few quarters. Macroeconomic challenges that translate into lower demand and high inventory are to blame for the depressed sentiments. Further, the instillation of residential solar projects involve relatively
The future of the United States economy looks promising. This is thanks to a robust growth rate, a resilient job market, and lower inflation compared to other nations. The country’s GDP exceeded expectations. There was a 3.3% gain in the fourth quarter of 2023 and a solid 2.5% growth over the year. This trajectory outpaced
The stock market is inherently volatile, but its long history shows it is the best vehicle for making money. Better than buying gold, real estate, bonds or oil, investing in stocks tops all in creating generational wealth. Fortunately, it no longer requires having money to make money. Virtually all the barriers previously erected have been
Usually, I’m a buy-and-hold investor. But I do dabble in momentum investing occasionally. One key factor in momentum investing is to pick climbing stocks beloved by large investors. Investor’s Business Daily, for those who subscribe to it, has Relative Strength and other data that shows the extent to which individual stocks are outperforming the market
We’ve entered another election year, with President Biden likely to face off once more against former President Trump. The polls currently show a tight race, though Biden’s approval ratings have slipped since his victory in 2020. There’s ample time for that to change before November 2024 – if the economy stays strong under Democratic policies,
In the bustling realm of forward-looking investments, robotics stocks stand out for their tremendous potential and relevance. These dynamic assets offer around-the-clock productivity, virtually uninterrupted by the mundane constraints of human labor. With robots pausing for maintenance, their deployment can meaningfully boost operational efficiency. This edge is critical at a time when experts forecast the
ESG, or environmental, social and governance-driven investing has been one of the hottest trends in investing over the past decade. Investors increasingly want to make money while also making the world a better place. And there’s nothing wrong with that. However, sometimes companies use green imagery to gloss over less appealing parts of their businesses.
The video streaming wars are still ongoing, even though much of the attention of investors has shifted toward another battle in the artificial intelligence (AI) universe. From a growth investors ‘ perspective, streaming stocks may no longer be the hottest place to bet on. Arguably, the streaming scene’s best days have gone bye-bye, with their
Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) shares have skyrocketed in price over the past twelve months. AMD stock has surged by 106.8% during this timeframe. Riding the AI wave has been profitable, but now may not be the right time to enter. Nor is it a good reason to “let it ride,” on the view that the
Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) made waves on Wall Street when the company announced its upcoming first dividend distribution. The payment size may disappoint veteran yield seekers. This shouldn’t alter anyone’s long-term META stock outlook, however. I encourage investors to consider buying shares even if they’re not impressed with the yield. Sure, you can buy Meta Platforms stock
In the ever-evolving world of electric vehicles (EVs), it’s crucial to identify which EV stocks to sell as investor enthusiasm wanes. The industry, expected to bounce back with falling interest rates, presents a scenario where not all players are likely to recover. Tesla’s (NASDAQ:TSLA) challenging year is a prime example of the broader trend of
In this fast-paced world, finding a suitable investment can be like deciphering a cryptic puzzle. However, certain stocks emerge as portals of wealth creation between the noise of market volatility and economic uncertainty. They are promising a shortcut to the millionaire’s club. On the list are three titans shaping the tech and world transition into
When it comes to supermarket stocks to sell, heavily indebted British supermarket chain Asda Group would be at the top of the list were it a public company. It’s not. The Issa brothers, who own EG Group, one of the world’s largest gas station and convenience store operators, bought Walmart’s (NYSE:WMT) majority stake in Asda