They’re back! As we conclude the first month of 2023, it appears that meme stocks are once again rallying. Some of the most popular names in the meme-stock craze that dominated markets and news headlines two years ago are soaring to begin the New Year, much to the dismay of traders and short sellers on
Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) shares, like the overall stock market, have zoomed higher in recent weeks. Rising optimism that the Federal Reserve will soon ease on interest rate hikes has resulted in big inflows back in stocks, in particular big tech names such as AAPL stock. But besides the possibility that the Federal Reserve carries on with
Aggressive growth stocks can be a great way to profit from the stock market. Investing in these stocks comes with a higher risk but can prove very rewarding in the long run. With this in mind, it is important to research and screen the right aggressive growth stocks to buy. Aggressive growth stocks are high-risk,
Streaming entertainment provider Genius Brands (NASDAQ:GNUS) isn’t on everyone’s radars. Yet, GNUS stock is a content provider play with strong growth potential in 2023. It’s risky, no doubt, but a speculative stake in Genius Brands could produce surprising returns this year. Hailing from California, Genius Brands is known for its broad selection of family-friendly content. Most
In recent weeks, the Street has become much more enamored with pharma stocks than it was previously. The iShares Biotechnology ETF (NASDAQ:IBB) climbed 6% so far this year. As a result, those who invest in pharma stocks now will benefit from the sector’s current positive momentum. But from my perspective, that’s just icing on the
There are no guarantees that California-headquartered electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Mullen Automotive (NASDAQ:MULN) will succeed in five or 10 years. For this year, though, MULN stock has a genuine shot at doubling, tripling or more. And this doesn’t have to involve the quick-fix tactic of a reverse share split. Don’t get the wrong impression here. Mullen
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Meme stocks have been on quite the recovery rally of late. This rally comes as investors rebalanced their expectations about the possibilities for continued high inflation and the likelihood of a domestic recession. Other risk indicators have reset, with a bullish macro environment building. Shares in some of the market’s hardest-hit sectors rallied sharply, with
Electric vehicle stocks went into a deep correction last year, and many believe the sector had it coming. Most EV stocks had been trading at bloated valuations, and the bubble burst was always on the cards last year. Moreover, it allowed investors to step back and look at the best investments in the sphere. The
One of the best ways to establish reliable income is to invest in growth stocks that pay monthly dividends. If you rely on dividend stocks for a steady income stream, then these may be better than a stock that pays a reliable quarterly dividend. Growth stocks that pay monthly dividends make it easy to bring
On today’s episode Preston and Stig interview value investing legend, Sanjay Bakshi. Sanjay teaches a popular course titled Behavioral Finance and Business Valuation to MBA students at Management Development Institute which is one of the top-ranking business schools in India. Sanjay has consistently been elected as MDI’s best professor by its students for the last
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Editor’s note: “The Fourth Great Divergence: Lock in Your Next Triple-Digit Winner” was previously published in October 2022. It has since been updated to include the most relevant information available. Four weeks ago, I told my readers that it was my goal – my ultimate New Year’s Resolution – to make record returns in the
Investing in penny stocks can be a great way to get multi-bagger returns on a small investment. But it can also be incredibly risky, especially in the current market environment, as penny stocks are notoriously volatile. It can be challenging to estimate the fair value of penny stocks’ underlying businesses. But just because something is
On the surface, it may seem as if now’s not the time to buy industrial stocks. With macro issues still unresolved, and the threat of a 2023 global recession still looming, there is a lot of uncertainty surrounding the near-term operational performance of companies in the industrial sector. However, that uncertainty is not a reason
After a rough 2022, there’s a great deal of opportunity to capitalize on tech stocks that have been overlooked. Better, investing in tech stocks is a great way to diversify your portfolio and benefit from the technology industry’s growth. Tech stocks represent some of the most innovative companies in the world, and their growth potential
While it’s too early to tell if the current bull run will last, investors with a long-term time horizon may want to consider the best growth stocks to buy for the next 5 years. For one thing, if you are the optimistic type, the latest news should bolster broader sentiments. For one, President Biden touted
Although market analysts often pound the table on electric vehicles, the harsh reality is that one must exercise discretion with EV stocks. Frankly, most of the upstart brands that you see today probably won’t be with us several years down the line. Here, it’s useful to take a quick history lesson. Back during the early
Although passive income represents an important component of the broader investing space, not all assets are built the same, as monthly dividend stocks confirm. While enterprises that pay out earnings to shareholders often do so on a quarterly basis, the reality is that most bills come in monthly. That’s the obvious advantage of this distinct
Investors are beginning to wonder if the bear market is over. Indeed, tech stocks, hypergrowth stocks and other cyclical names are starting to trade better, as many of their stock prices are bouncing and their resistance levels are breaking. Consequently, even though it remains to be seen whether the worst of the bear market is