The NASDAQ index led the market out of technical bear market territory. And if the rally is going to have legs, investors will know they have artificial intelligence (AI) to thank for it. While large-cap companies like Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) and Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) are safe bets as the AI bubble inflates, now is a time for

This is certainly not a market many would categorize as one with numerous screaming buys to go after. Indeed, the macro backdrop remains uncertain, with geopolitical tensions high and a Federal Reserve intent on keeping interest rates high to battle inflation. That said, the Fed’s fight against inflation is resulting in some ground being gained, and

Hidden gems are out there. Investors don’t need to pile into stocks focused on artificial intelligence to make money in the current market. There are plenty of unnoticed profitable stocks from companies whose shares have been ascendant through the first six months of 2023. These low profile companies may get scant attention from the business

In order for a stock to provide 200% returns it needs to at least triple in price. That’s the kind of shares we’ll be discussing below. The positive news here is that all of these stocks to buy have the potential to do so this year. It also bears mentioning that such equities are inherently

It’s starting to get a little frothy out there. Many speculative stocks are shooting up. New investment themes such as artificial intelligence are generating attention, and bullishness is running rampant. That’s all fine and well, but the macroeconomic backdrop remains challenging. As such, it could be a good time to look at these undervalued stable

Last month I called Li Auto (NASDAQ:LI), the only Chinese EV stock you need to own.  Since then, shares have barely moved. The good news of its first quarter earnings was already in stock when they arrived. Since then, I’ve discussed the decision to focus on hybrids and the founder’s story. Before you invest, however, you should also know Li’s place

Although the latest jobs report suggests that an economic downturn might not materialize, the fine print suggests that investors should nevertheless prepare with recession-proof stocks to buy. To clarify, I’m not calling for an imminent collapse. Rather, the point is to be prepared ahead of time in case circumstances go awry. While the economy added

In what seemed like a showdown for the ages, both Democrats and Republicans came together to avoid a potential catastrophe, which now brings up a discussion regarding stocks to buy after the debt ceiling resolution. Primarily, the debt deal bodes relatively well for consumer sentiment. Basically, you don’t want to make too many bold decisions

Stock market corrections can be unnerving, but history shows these are often the best time to buy. Millionaire investors know this, so they usually choose wealth-building dividend stocks for their portfolios. When uncertainty and volatility are rising, dividend stocks come into their own. Companies that pay investors to own them are typically profitable, have a clearly defined

While a full-on down cycle might not materialize, a tactical correction may be on the horizon, thus necessitating a deeper look at the best undervalued stocks. That’s roughly the perspective of Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson, who has not been a fan of bidding up what could be a potentially overheated market. Instead, Wilson believes that

Irrespective of market conditions, there will always be stock-specific price action worth watching. Investors were largely bearish on Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) at the end of 2022, but the stock has already surged by 126% year-to-date in 2023. Big shifts in price action, such as these, are not uncommon in undervalued growth stocks. Therefore, I think now

For investors who seek regular cash flows, blue-chip dividends stocks are excellent options for a portfolio. The combination of a low-beta, regular dividend growth, and the possibility of capital gains makes these stocks attractive. Further, in an uncertain macroeconomic environment, it’s important to hold these stocks. Generally, most high-yield dividend stocks fall among the blue-chip

A small-cap stock is a security whose market capitalization ranges between $250 million and $2 billion. Small-cap stocks are often companies that are relatively small and focused on a niche business. Chances are investors have never heard of many of the players in the small-cap space. This is a shame as there are many promising