Throughout the history of financial markets, there is ample evidence of irrational investor behavior leading to euphoria. Be it the Tulip Mania of 1634 or the Housing Bubble and the subsequent financial crisis, markets tend to react on the extremes. Even today, I can spot quality stocks deeply undervalued and ignored. On the other hand,
The world of biotech stocks offers a unique blend of high risk and potentially high reward. Companies operating in this space are constantly pushing the boundaries, making them primed investment opportunities in 2024. Investors are drawn to the biotech industry not only for their potential to deliver substantial profits, but for the promise of contributing
As of this writing, Lucid Group (NASDAQ:LCID) trades for $3.33 per share. In other words, LCID stock, which came to be via a special purpose acquisition company merger, trades for around a third of the debut price of its SPAC predecessor. Comparing current prices to LCID’s all-time closing high ($58.05 per share), the gap is
Every investor wants to find the next Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA). For value-conscious investors, however, Qualcomm (NASDAQ:QCOM) might actually be better than Nvidia in some ways. After all, QCOM stock allows you to participate in the artificial intelligence hardware market’s growth, but without chasing a stock that already went parabolic. With Qualcomm stock you’ll get a decent dividend and exposure to
So far this year, AI stocks are all the rage, and major indices like the S&P 500 are hitting new highs. However, things have been playing out differently in the world of penny stocks. This in turn highlights the need to know which penny stocks to sell. Although the market is a whole lot more
With so many investment ideas floating around, it’s a big challenge to buy and hold for the long term. There is always a temptation for a switchover. In a dynamic world from a technology perspective, it makes sense to have a portfolio that’s for the short or medium term. However, millionaires from the markets are
NIO (NYSE:NIO) stock doesn’t look great following recent earnings. The main reason is Nio’s lack of foresight to drive profitability and its abysmal market share in the Chinese EV market. Competition is heating up and the largest players are reducing prices to steal even more market share. We are already seeing the collapse of small
Dumpster diving can be fun! One man’s trash is another’s treasure, particularly when investing. Stocks tossed into the trash and trading at 52-week lows can many times turn into real jewels for your portfolio. Of course, you should use caution. Just because a stock is down does not make it a buy. Cheap stocks are
Dividend investing is a common strategy for investors planning for retirement. Corporations that distribute dividends can help you cover living expenses without having to sell shares. Some stocks do a better job of raising their dividends than others. On the other hand, some corporations offer higher yields but lower dividend growth rates. Investors can choose
Big tech stocks have carried the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100. These corporations produce products and services that have become household names. Despite massive run-ups, many of the mega-cap tech stocks still have more room to run. These stocks still have enough catalysts to outperform the market and deliver long-term value to new shareholders.
While the market continues to climb a wall of worries, it’s not a bad idea to consider diversifying into consumer staples stocks to buy. No, the idea here isn’t necessarily to get rich off the ideas (though that would be nice). Instead, it’s to mitigate volatility risks. Sure, a broader downdraft tends to impact all
In AI and automation, three pioneering companies stand out as frontrunners. These AI stocks are not just names, they are disrupting industries and can potentially deliver solid returns. As the demand for AI solutions intensifies, their strategies and leads make them AI and automation pioneers. These trailblazing companies hold solid fundamentals behind their potential meteoric
In perhaps the most vitriolic political cycle ever, the idea of bipartisan infrastructure stocks – that is, investment ideas both Democrats and Republicans love – sounds absurd. However, even in this acidic showdown, some common ground exists. If you listen to the underlying messaging, it’s basically all the same stuff: America this, Americans that. It’s
OpenAI’s recent unveiling of its text-to-video generative artificial intelligence (generative AI) model may just have been the biggest thing to happen in the wild world of AI since ChatGPT. Undoubtedly, the technology will garner various emotions (awe, excitement, maybe even horror?). It’s hard to imagine that generative AI can create incredibly realistic videos that will
When it comes to building wealth, most financial advisors will eschew stocks for aggressive growth in favor of the Warren Buffett approach; that is, investing in proven but undervalued enterprises with relatively predictable business trajectories. However, not all of us are blessed with the Oracle of Omaha’s genetics. I mean, I’m not sure how Buffett
With the broader indices such as the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq surging higher, there’s little sense for investors to hold on to these struggling stocks to sell. The potential for losses is very high with this list of companies, and I therefore advise investors to exercise caution. While it’s tempting to hold onto stocks
It’s said that “knowledge is power.” The education sector is therefore the backbone of growth for any country or economy. Plus, the education sector will continue to grow at a steady pace, which will create substantial opportunities for education stocks, most notably undervalued education stocks. The U.S. education market was valued at $1.4 trillion in
Stock markets have printed new record highs on the back of enthusiasm around artificial intelligence (AI), with the potential of uncovering overheated AI stocks to sell improving day by day. Of course, the resilience of the United States economy has contributed to the growth seen in certain AI stocks, like Nvidia. Moreover, expectations that the
More of the world’s nations are going into rising conflict. This is why stocks in the defense sector are catching more of the market’s attention, and where Wall Street goes, money tends to follow. Tensions between the United States and China, and even the Red Sea today, serve as a potential for new government contracts.
Skyline of Tokyo, Japan. Jackyenjoyphotography | Moment | Getty Images Japan’s Nikkei 225 smashed through the 40,000 level on Monday, soaring past another milestone to a new record high — but it did not surprise Japan expert Jesper Koll who expects another 37% upside for the benchmark stock index. “In my view, it is perfectly reasonable
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