With growth stocks under $5, the focal point is rather obvious: putting woodwork on the ball as aggressively as possible. Of course, swinging for the fences comes with significant risks. You can end up missing slightly and ruining a perfectly good opportunity to add in a run or two. Still, the rewards for getting it
The U.S. stock market has been on quite the run over the past 12 months, fueled by potential interest rate cuts and economic optimism. Moreover, the generative AI craze and meme stock trading frenzy have been two major needle-movers turbocharging the market. Hence, many in the Wall Street punditry believe the market’s overheated, making it
The benchmark S&P 500 index is at a record high, having just closed above the 5,600 level for the very first time. So far, in 2024, the index is up 18%, marking one of the best starts in its history and the best start ever to a presidential election year. While the run has been
What goes up must come down, and there are a lot of stocks that look vulnerable to a plunge right now. With the market at an all-time high, many stocks have seen their share price double or even triple in the last 12 months. Yet more than a few of these high-fliers look as if
On Wall Street, the allure of high-growth small-cap stocks is undeniable. The potential for explosive returns can be a powerful motivator for investors seeking to outperform the market. These smaller companies, typically valued under $2 billion, have the ability to disrupt established markets. However, with this potential comes greater risk. Unlike their large-cap counterparts, small-cap
Government incentives and shifts in consumer preferences have guided the momentous rise in NIO (NYSE:NIO) stock over the past several years. Nio’s revenue exceeded $7.8 billion for FY2023, but it’s losing its spark. A beleaguered economy in China coupled with intense competition have made it hard for the smaller EV maker to not just grow
One of the best ways to multiply your wealth every summer is by picking up some of the top hurricane stocks to buy. With Hurricane Beryl, we were again reminded of how powerful and destructive hurricanes can be. We’re also reminded of how important it is to get out of their way and safeguard property,
The current state of the U.S. economy is somewhat optimistic yet still filled with uncertainties and risks, making it an excellent moment to uncover overvalued stocks to sell. On one hand, cautious optimism is supported by the Federal Reserve’s projected rate cut, which might lead to more accommodating financial conditions later in the year. However,
I believe that many chip makers may very well be about to embark on a huge, multi-decade boom. While there’s a great deal of focus on the large extent to which the advent of artificial intelligence is boosting chip makers’ financial results, the chip space has other extremely powerful, positive catalysts that are getting much
As the stock market navigates through 2024, certain stocks are showing signs that they might not be the best holdings for your portfolio. Here are three “ticking time bombs” that investors might consider as stocks to sell, to preserve capital and improve one’s overall risk-adjusted returns. Some stocks on this list have high valuations that
The S&P 500 has continued to receive bullish forecasts from market analysts, including recent analyst upgrades. Some suggest the index could reach a target of 6,100 by the end of the year. The optimism is grounded in the index’s foundation of earnings growth, with additional support from favorable inflation news and expectations of a Federal
Airlines are seeing record numbers of travelers this year. All of which could provide a good deal of lift for currently undervalued airline stocks. Better yet, according to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), flight cancellations in the first half of the year were at 1.4%, the lowest in over a decade. “This year’s record-breaking air travel
Amid multiple signs of a macroeconomic slowdown in the U.S. and increased competition in the advertising space, I advise investors to sell Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) stock. Also importantly, there is no indication that the company has a “killer” AI app. As a result, the Street does not seem very enamored with the company at this
As regulations gradually turn friendlier, the global cannabis market is at an inflection point of growth. By the end of the decade, there are likely to be several massive wealth creators among cannabis stocks. Of course, with industry potential, there is intense competition. However, in the next few years, the industry will witness consolidation and
Artificial Intelligence, or AI, has been the hottest sector in the stock market. Since OpenAI released ChatGPT in November 2022, it has been a race to develop the best and smartest generative AI platforms. Bloomberg Intelligence issued a report that potentially valued the generative AI industry at $1.3 trillion by 2032. The AI hardware sector has
Investing in retirement takes some forethought and planning. Stocks need to offer both growth and protection for investors in their twilight years. Ideally, they should also pay a regular dividend that can serve as an important source of income for retired investors or be reinvested to help grow a portfolio. Putting one’s nest egg into
Investing in the stock market can be a highly rewarding pursuit. However, it also brings an oasis of risks. Some stocks possess significant financial and operational weaknesses that may lead to declines in their value. Here, the focus is on three such stocks considered for the list of stocks to sell. Each of these companies is a
Are you willing to give an ambitious electric vehicle startup a chance? Can you tolerate risk, volatility and drama? If so, then you might consider investing in Faraday Future Intelligent Electric (NASDAQ:FFIE). While there’s no guarantee of safety with Faraday Future stock, we’re giving it a “B” grade and it may be right for a small
Last week I warned about the energy use of Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) AI chips. The stock shrugged it off. Shares that sold for $118 as recently as June 24 are trading at $134 per share today. The worries are not being reflected in the stock price because they’re not yet hitting sales. Nvidia dominates the data
Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) is at its highest price in 2024 and has bounced more than 80% higher from its April lows. Better than expected second-quarter deliveries drove the shares higher and Tesla stock notched its ninth consecutive day of gains. While Ark Invest’s perma-bull Cathie Wood still sees the electric vehicle maker going on a 10x
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