Fintech growth stocks demonstrate innovative ideas and untapped possibilities in finance’s fast-changing environment. They change how we utilize money and banking. The worldwide fintech market was $257.26 billion in 2022. Estimates indicate it could reach $882.30 billion by 2030. Fintech market growth: how fast? The fintech market CAGR will be 17% from 2023-2030. This growth
While some of the heavily hyped enterprises of last year continue to do well this month, investors ought to consider ideas for undervalued stocks January 2024. True, nothing technically stops a security from rising and rising. Eventually, though, a correction materializes. Generally speaking, a greater threat exists that the high-flyers will incur a slowdown, not
Fundamentally, the narrative for top uranium stocks 2024 comes down to basic math. Around mid-December, The Wall Street Journal reported that the commodity was running hot due to supply setbacks. However, as more data entered the news cycle, uranium prices soared as it became clear that the sector’s challenges might not dissipate soon enough. As
Real estate investment research firm Nareit claims that 2024 is the year REITs are “well-situated for outsized performance.” Nareit based their assessment on the assumption that the Fed is nearing the end of its current interest rate hiking cycle. But what if everyone’s collective dreams of lower rates don’t come to fruition in 2024? Income
Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) is well known as the reigning king among EV stocks. The company has blazed a path forward in an industry that really didn’t exist in the same way a decade ago. Accordingly, for most investors, Tesla is the EV sector, and it’s the only stock that matters. The market appears to be disagreeing
Agriculture is a huge part of the American economy. Today, there are more than two million farms across the U.S. that contribute $1.26 trillion to U.S. gross domestic product (GDP), a 5.4% share. Additionally, 10% of American workers are employed directly or indirectly in the agriculture sector, with more than 2.5 million people working directly
The industrial sector is a vital component of the United States economy, and one that often goes relatively unnoticed. The sector comprises businesses engaged in construction, manufacturing, mining and other blue collar industries. Stocks in the sector tend to be dependable and steady overall and attend to also pay dividends. They are logical choices but
Welcome to the intriguing intersection of dividends and growth, where 2024 unveils a captivating ensemble of seven must-have dividend stocks. Among investment choices, striking the right chord between consistent income and potential growth is a delicate art. The first one on the list takes the lead, showcasing a solid forward dividend yield and a staggering
The sector might be set for a resurgence after a tough year for bank stocks that included multiple meltdowns, like Silicon Valley Bank. Banking indices climbed in 2023’s latter half and seem to maintain that momentum today. Of course, most of that bullish sentiment is on the heels of assumed interest rate cuts – which,
Lithium stocks have taken a beating due to oversupply concerns and a slowdown in electric vehicle (EV) sales. But don’t give up on them yet. If the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates as expected, we could see a resurgence of EV sales and a massive comeback for some of the most trod-upon lithium stocks. In
The shipping crisis forming from disruptions in the Red Sea could impact several U.S. stocks. Despite the U.S. not importing much from the Middle East and trade from China being rerouted, many companies still rely on supply chains passing through the region. While the U.S. is expected to be largely immune from Red Sea shipping
Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) remains one of the hottest stocks in the market right now, with shares eeking out yet another 2.35% gain on Monday’s session. After Nvidia stock’s January jump, shares are flirting with 30% in year-to-date gains. That’s an impressive annual return, let alone one posted in under a month. As to when (or if)
It’s a notable week for tech earnings. Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG, NASDAQ:GOOGL), Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN), Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META), Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) and Qualcomm (NASDAQ:QCOM) all are set to report their latest results. But the biggest highlights of the week are the numbers due out from the two most valuable companies on the planet: Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) and Apple
Before we dive into the wild world of tech penny stocks, we’ve got to acknowledge some housekeeping notes. First, we’re dealing with one of the most speculative arenas in the equities space. Yes, these securities may be “cheap” but that doesn’t mean they can’t get any cheaper. Second, high-risk ideas usually come with “administrative” realities,
Election season is upon us once again. While nothing has been officially sewn up just yet, it appears that President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are overwhelming favorites to secure their parties’ nominations once again. Assuming this comes to pass, it will set up a rematch of the 2020 presidential election. As of
Penny stocks tend to be risky. Most companies end up with a low share price due to some major fundamental problem with the business, such as a bad balance sheet or low levels of profitability. However, there can be diamonds in the rough. If you’re looking for a low-priced penny stock bargain for January 2024,
Shares of electric vehicle startup Fisker (NYSE:FSR) surged 20% last week after the firm revealed it had refinanced $185.5 million of convertible debt. One-third of the company’s liabilities disappeared overnight after its primary backer agreed to convert the debt into 159 million new equity shares. This comes as welcome news to fans of the firm.
Shopify (NYSE:SHOP) says its 2024 mobile commerce sales are expected to be $2.5 trillion in 2024, nearly 14% higher than in 2023. That’s excellent news for it and other e-commerce growth stocks. Investors got an indication this past November that e-commerce sales remained very healthy. On Black Friday, while in-store U.S. retail sales grew by
This earnings season is particularly mixed, making the list of stocks to watch before earnings especially impactful if you’re interested in directional trades. Even if not, keeping a close watch on some major stocks ahead of their earnings date can help give you a better idea of how the overall market landscape is developing –
The positive future of the U.S. economy is highlighted by its robust 3.1% GDP growth, which was the strongest among major advanced economies last year. The Fed’s confidence in maintaining benchmark interest rates at a 23-year high reflects a healthy economy with strong employment data. With GDP growing at an annualized rate of 3.3% Q4,