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Inflation has turned into quite a sticky problem. At first, economists had assumed that the recent inflation spike was primarily driven by the pandemic and related shocks. The problems with supply chains, labor availability and others were supposedly just a blip rather than a structural change in the economy. Many economists used the word “transitory”

Electric vehicle (EV) stocks have sparked divisive opinions among investors over the past few years. Though some feel that EVs still boast significant growth potential, others remain skeptical. Hence, given the market uncertainty, it may be an opportune time to pounce on the best EV stocks to buy. The sector is up against multiple obstacles

The market is giving off signs that the appetite for large-cap stocks may be waning. Since the beginning of May, the S&P 500 is up 3.7%. By contrast, the Russell 2000 is up 5.1%. That may not seem like a huge difference, but if you’re looking for stocks that can beat the rate of inflation,

Investing in the stock market has never been easier or more accessible. The mechanics of buying and selling stocks has been democratized. Transaction costs were eliminated, financial information is freely available and faster technology even makes day trading possible (don’t do that!). In short, it no longer takes money to make money. With as little

High interest rates are here to stay. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said the fight against inflation had stalled and the central bank was leaving interest rates unchanged. It wasn’t unexpected but it means that costs will remain elevated for an extended period for business. The Fed will try to slow the economy through its

Investing in consumer stocks, particularly in the consumer staples sector, suits investors seeking reliability and stability in their portfolios. Consumer staples, such as food, beverages and household goods, are necessities that maintain consistent demand regardless of economic conditions. Companies in this sector often generate steady revenue and pay reliable dividends, offering a haven for investors

Cannabis may be one of the most controversial investing topics. But, it’s also turning out to be one of the most profitable. Look at Canopy Growth (NASDAQ:CGC), for example. Since bottoming out at around $2.77 in March, it hit a high of $14.92.  Now at $9.86, it could race even higher. All thanks to substantial catalysts

If big, boring banks aren’t worried about the rise of Robinhood Markets (NASDAQ:HOOD), they ought to be. Robinhood stock is volatile, but holding shares makes sense if you believe the financial-trading landscape is changing. Instead of fearing change, you can choose to accept and even embrace it. There’s no turning back the clock and no undoing

It’s been a long way down for Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ:SMCI). After riding the artificial intelligence wave to new heights and hitting $1,229 per share, Super Micro Computer stock lost over a third of its value. The catalyst for much of the loss was barely missing analysts bloated revenue expectations. And though Super Micro came

Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) has yet to make its move in artificial intelligence and Apple stock is suffering for it. Shares were $165 before its most recent earnings announcement. Those numbers weren’t great. Sales and net income were both down slightly. A $110 billion buyback and a 25 cent/share dividend, the stock still rose, trading above $183.

Like achieving a hole-in-one, holding a tenbagger is one of the best results any investor could wish for. A term popularized by legendary investor Peter Lynch, these stocks are innovators with the potential to grow exponentially. Indeed, 10x stocks are market disrupters and innovators. And they create products people love.  Today, I’m on the hunt