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There are multiple signs that inflation is rolling over, while consumer spending remains strong and corporate earnings are beating expectations. Meanwhile, the so-called credit crunch many investors have feared really isn’t materializing. Thus, right now may be an excellent time for investors to find high-quality stocks to buy. On the inflation front, the Producer Price
There’s good news if you’re betting your investment capital on video game retailer GameStop (NYSE:GME). The company’s financials are improving, and insider buying suggests strong confidence in GME stock. Be prepared for volatility along the way, but a share position in GameStop is likely to yield excellent returns by 2025. The meme-stock traders might target
Suffice it to say that not everyone is a fan of Elon Musk, the CEO of electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA). Some folks would even claim that Tesla’s best days are in the rearview mirror. However, this isn’t the time to give up on TSLA stock. Tesla could make mincemeat of its rivals in the
With Bed Bath & Beyond (NASDAQ:BBBY) facing multiple, likely insurmountable challenges, the retailer appears to be headed straight to bankruptcy. Given the tremendous volatility and unpredictable nature of the stocks of bankrupt companies, I recommend that all investors immediately sell BBBY stock. Among the seemingly insolvable problems that Bed Bath and Beyond is facing are an inability
With cyberattacks on the rise, investors may want to consider some of the top cybersecurity stocks to buy. For one, the world still isn’t prepared for more – which is ridiculous. Last year, cyberattacks were up 38% over 2021, according to Check Point Research. Worse, Cities, hospitals, schools, corporations, small businesses, and even U.S. government
Because of the severe drawdown in Bed Bath & Beyond (NASDAQ:BBBY) stock, it’s understandable if some shareholders are thinking about selling. If you’re in too deep as a Bed Bath & Beyond investor, it’s not a bad idea to reduce your position. After all, you don’t always have to stick with a company through thick and
Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) has led the electric vehicle pack for over half a decade. This justifies TSLA stock’s huge valuation, over seven times revenue and 51 times earnings as trading opens on April 17. Earnings for the first quarter are due April 18. But even assuming it earns 86 cents/share, that’s down 20% from last year on deliveries
Check out the companies making headlines before the bell. United Airlines Boeing wide body 777-200 aircraft as seen during take off and flying phase, passing in front of the air traffic control tower while the plane is departing from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport AMS towards Houston IAH in the United States of America as flight UA21.
If you’re looking for new stocks to watch in 2023 for potential breakout opportunities, the most logical options would be new initial public offerings (IPOs). According to Renaissance Capital, there have been 36 IPOs year-to-date. They have raised $2.4 billion in proceeds through April 15. StockAnalysis.com says there have been 53, more than 39% less
If you believe the situation can’t get any worse for Lucid Group (NASDAQ:LCID), think otherwise. At least, based upon the latest news with LCID stock. Last week, the struggling EV maker reported its latest production and delivery numbers. Saying the figures were disappointing is putting it lightly. Once again vindicating the bear case laid out
Just about everything is cyclical. That’s true of the market and growth stocks in particular. Growth stocks thrive in low-interest environments. Such an environment existed from the period following the great financial crisis all the way up to early 2022. Keeping interest rates close to zero resulted in strong growth stock performance. Runaway inflation forced
These are the worst EV stocks to own as the market reshuffles. The competition in the electric vehicle battleground has been heating up nicely, leaving many contenders in the dust. As established automotive giants such as Ford and others charge ahead with their respective EV lineups, the market seems to be drawing a line to
You don’t have to look far nowadays to find overhyped EV stocks. Stakes are high in the electric vehicle space. Established automakers such as General Motors (NYSE:GM) and Toyota Motor (NYSE:TM) are aggressively competing with a growing number of specialized start-ups. We’re even seeing some companies in the EV sector, such as Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA), cut
When President Joe Biden took control of the White House in 2021, he promised to change America’s automotive industry forever. Those promises are now becoming a reality through a flurry of new regulations introduced over the past few months. Together, these regulations promise to reshape not just the U.S. automotive industry but, specifically, the electric
Which company is winning the artificial intelligence (AI) arms race? As a developer of the hardware that’s needed to drive AI applications, the emerging winner is definitely Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA). Nevertheless, cautious investors should sit tight and wait for NVDA stock to come down to a more reasonable price point. OpenAI ushered in the generative/conversational AI revolution
Heading into unchartered territory in the market, investors may take comfort in acquiring the most undervalued stocks. Primarily, the less-popular enterprises offer the advantage of being exactly that: not hogging the spotlight. On the other hand, those entities that courted significant investor dollars may be due for a correction if a downcycle materializes. Second, a
Heading toward the midway point of the year, the unique dynamics associated with the post-pandemic new normal sets the stage for certain stocks to watch. That is, brewing fundamental and technical factors appear to favor fortuitously structured or positioned enterprises. While it’s a bit risky to be bullish at this juncture, some ideas might be
The stock market has been off to a hot start so far in 2023. All four major U.S. stock indices are higher so far on the year, while the Nasdaq’s 15.75% return is more than double the next-best performer (the S&P 500). Still, there are some stocks that are losing steam and risk underperforming in
Investing in growth stocks can be an ideal way to build wealth, but knowing which stocks to buy is critical. Investors are often tempted to pick stocks that are down and trading at a discount, but if you intend to buy and hold, you need to pick stocks geared toward growth. Buying high-quality companies is a recipe