As more investors take some AI stock profits off the table, those seeking to bet on the next boom phase may just have an opportunity to do so at a slight discount. Of course, buying dips and braving corrections can come with near-term risks. Some edge AI stocks seem to be a better deal today

Investing in undervalued stocks that have the potential to derive high returns is a solid strategy. Here, the focus is on three dirt-cheap stocks that could make one a millionaire by 2026. These companies have been selected based on their impressive financial metrics and growth indicators, which make them standout choices for those seeking high-return investments.

Long-term stocks are, by definition, stocks that investors plan to hold for a year or longer. Owning these stocks allows investors to ignore the daily ups and downs of the market. These are known as sleep-at-night stocks, and they never go out of style.   That strategy was put to the test in the last

For years following the worst of the COVID-19 crisis, the Federal Reserve wrestled with blistering inflation. Unfortunately, it was a necessary evil. Had the central bank not taken action, the economy could have fallen into a severe and prolonged recession. However, borrowing costs have become too onerous, hurting business growth. Therefore, investors may want to

Brain-computer interface (BCI) technology creates a direct link between the brain’s electrical activity and a digital device. This connection can bring a vast range of benefits in assisting, augmenting and repairing human cognitive functions.  Forecasts predict global BCI market growth rallying at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 17.5% to a value of $6.2

Social media stocks have been pulled lower by the rotation out of technology securities. However, social media remains a force both in society and the market. Today, nearly five billion people use social media sites — 60% of the world’s population. For many people, social media is not only how they connect with other people

Small-cap stocks have taken a beating in the last two years. After the meme stock craze of 2021 died down, investors found they could get more predictable thrills from large-cap technology stocks. But the tide is beginning to turn. The Russell 2000 index, which is largely regarded as the small-cap index, is up 9% in

The Wall Street Journal reported on July 16 that the investment banking revenue of multiple Wall Street banks rose by double-digit percentage levels last quarter. As a result of increased economic stability in the U.S., the firm’s corporate clients utilized more banking services, including deal advisory and debt offerings. Moreover, many firms’ asset-and-wealth management revenue

Today, we will discuss three recent analyst upgrades on Wall Street. Earnings season is in full swing, and the market is navigating volatility and uncertainty. The current market choppiness highlights the need for diversifying portfolios to include robust shares that may get analyst upgrades. On July 24, stocks sold off following underwhelming reports from Tesla

Even with a small exposure, speculative stocks can greatly impact the portfolio. With the markets anticipating rate cuts, higher trading and speculative activity is likely. It’s a good time to bet on speculative ideas for 100% returns in the next three to six months. An important point to note is that not all speculative stocks

Tech stocks comprise many of the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite. This sector features many high-growth companies that can scale their revenue and profits over time. Many corporations within the industry have annual recurring revenue models. However, a major weakness of most tech stocks is that they amass high valuations. Many investors get excited

Over the last two weeks, stocks – tech stocks in particular – have been hammered hard. Between July 11 and 25, the S&P 500 slid more than 4%. And the Nasdaq Composite shed nearly 8% in that same timeframe. But in the past two days, the selling pressure on Wall Street has turned into buying