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With a new war raging, some of the hottest energy stocks are in oil. For one, if the latest war begins to spread beyond Israel and the Palestinians, oil prices could push even higher. For example, if Israel finds that Iran was behind the attack and launched retaliation, the Strait of Hormuz could be jeopardized.

Not long ago, Chevron (NYSE:CVX) CEO Mike Wirth predicted that the price of oil “probably is headed for the $100 mark soon amid tightening supplies.” If you agree, then you could capitalize on the oil bull market by holding CVX stock. Granted, there are other Big Oil business you can invest in besides Chevron. And

Threats of a recession have risen since July. Oil prices have reached beyond $90 per barrel, interest rates have risen to levels not witnessed since 2007, and during this period, the markets–Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Composite–have all experienced a decline of approximately 6%. These factors affecting growth stocks should not be overlooked. As the

Nervous investors are turning to defensive stocks, and there’s plenty of reason to be among their ranks. The U.S. Federal Reserve’s continuing battle to control inflation is the primary reason catalyzing increasing nervousness. A few weeks ago, the Fed signaled that rates will be held higher for longer. That introduced new fear into the markets. 

Blue-chip stocks are beaten down. While the tech stock onslaught continues, economic pressure and uncertainty come after some of the business’s biggest, most stable names. Blue-chip and value stocks are typically a haven. But even these juggernauts haven’t been spared as we face interest rate risk, geopolitical pressure, and mounting recession fears. For long-term, buy-and-hold

Artificial intelligence. New pharmaceutical drugs. Cutting-edge communication software. With so many disruptive technologies and innovations emerging every year, thousands of investor opportunities abound. These all present ways to capitalize upon potential future leaders in various niches. In 2022, investors saw the S&P 500 growth index fall by 30%. While many growth companies suffered massive losses

The artificial intelligence trend isn’t a fad. Companies have been investing in AI for several years. But the technology became front-and-center for investors after Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) did a lot of the heavy lifting for the Nasdaq 100 this year.  The growing AI trend can mint many millionaires. If you want to become the millionaire next

In the rapidly evolving world of technology, AI stocks are emerging as some of the most promising investments for the future. The dynamism of this sector cannot be understated, even as market trends ebb and flow. While the buzz around these companies may have dimmed slightly, a closer look reveals several artificial intelligence stocks poised

In the fast-paced world of investing, high-yield dividend stocks are becoming a beacon for those craving both stability and robust returns. Amid a financial landscape punctuated by unpredictable layoffs and persistent inflation, these dividend giants offer a silver lining. Basically, their capacity to provide consistent passive income positions them distinctly in an investor’s portfolio. But

On the verge of technology, three giants have quietly been plotting their resurgence. They are ready to reclaim their positions at the forefront of industrial innovation. These companies are considered the titans of their respective domains and are now gearing up again for a remarkable leap that may reshape the tech industry. They are our