The year 2023 has been a volatile one for the equities markets, especially for the technology sector. The Nasdaq 100 Composite entered correction territory in October as investors began to worry about high valuations and the potential for interest rates to be high for a long period. However, the recent October CPI report and other
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In a world in constant evolution and growth, more and more companies are needed that are committed to development and research in the health area. These biotech companies are not only doing the job, but also have potential for future growth. Let’s take a quick look at these biotech stocks to buy. Agilent (A) Source:
Most of the earnings reports are in for the third quarter. But a contrarian play based on the results to date could actually be investment opportunities. According to FactSet, of the 94% of the S&P 500 companies that had reported earnings as of Nov. 17, 82% delivered a positive earnings per share surprise, while 62%
Since the pandemic, streaming wars have heated up as media companies fight for customer eyeballs. Initially, this new entertainment paradigm triggered a content rush. Streaming stocks increased content budgets and added shows on their platforms at a rapid pace. Media companies realized that streaming as a distribution platform was rising while linear TV was declining.
After a heartening post-pandemic rally, The 3D Printing ETF (BATS:PRNT) peaked in early 2021 at about $50, only to fall to less than half of its value at this time. Despite this decline, individual 3D printing stocks show varying performance, underlining the sector’s inherent volatility. That mixed trend in the 3D printing market reflects both
In the realm of technology, we’re encountering a battleground where innovation, strategy and foresight converge to define the future. At the forefront of this dynamic landscape stand stock picks that are armed with distinct arsenals poised to reshape industries. The technology sector is watching a compelling narrative of immersive metaverse experiences, customer-centric revolutions and user-first
SoFi (NASDAQ:SOFI) stock has been among the most-researched stocks recently, and that’s mostly due to the fact that it may be at an inflection point. But first, let’s roll back the clock and see how we got here in the first place. The company went public via a SPAC (special purpose acquisition company) merger, becoming
Markets are back in the swing of things, as last week’s close marked a 7% surge since October’s low. Though investors are thankful for these Thanksgiving stocks, you should still trim these turkeys from your portfolio. As the saying goes, a rising tide lifts all boats. Likewise, some of these turkeys saw a hefty share
First, let’s acknowledge the elephant in the room. Reasons remain unknown regarding the firing of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. Altman’s dismissal sent shockwaves through the technology sector, rattling several stocks that are heavily exposed to AI. However, OpenAI’s leadership change doesn’t diminish or affect the expected societal impact of AI and life-altering ways on our
This article is an excerpt from the InvestorPlace Digest newsletter. To get news like this delivered straight to your inbox, click here. Was 2023 a good year for growth stocks? At first glance, the answer seems obvious: an undeniable “yes.” Tech giants like Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) and Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG, NASDAQ:GOOGL) have ridden a surge in cloud computing
Value penny stocks have been associated with blockbuster returns in bull markets. Back in 2021, many penny stocks doubled or tripled in a matter of weeks. Of course, we are not in a similar bull market that’s characterized by euphoria among investors. However, several value penny stocks can deliver 5x or 10x returns in the
Some blue-chip stocks had it worse this year than others, particularly as bad news struck at the worst possible time. Markets hate unknowns and uncertainties, and a negative news cycle can crush a stock as investors and analysts weigh the potential long-term financial effects. But, in many cases, that bearish sentiment is overblown. Downward pressure
In an era of technological marvels, the semiconductor industry is the backbone of innovation, enabling the progression toward a smarter, interconnected world. Three key players emerge as pivotal forces shaping the future landscape of technology. Entrenched in relentless innovation, strategic expansions, and market dominance, these companies exhibit a blend of prowess and foresight that positions
In the ever-evolving landscape of the stock market, identifying undervalued stocks with exponential growth potential is akin to discovering hidden gems. Amidst this pursuit, three stocks under $10 emerge as promising contenders in their respective industries. Often overshadowed by higher-priced stocks, these companies exhibit remarkable strategies, operational resilience, and technological innovations that position them as
Navigating Wall Street’s topsy-turvy landscape since 2020 has been a voyage filled with unexpected twists and turns. It’s been incredibly challenging, from the depths of the coronavirus market crash to the peaks of a buoyant bull market, followed by another bearish downturn. However, amidst the chaos, the astute investor has a golden opportunity. Hidden within
U.S. equities markets appear to be entering another rally before the year ends. Positive data from a recently issued CPI report has led many interest rate speculators to believe the Federal Reserve is just about finished with its hike cycle. The result is traders and equities investors alike allocating more capital to value stocks. While
The article delves into the strategic prowess of the trio, unlocking the potential of the stock market giants poised for a future beyond 2025. These industry titans exhibit robust strategies and resilience in diverse markets, navigating challenges while capitalizing on high-growth sectors. This has led to stocks with momentum to buy. Each company sets a trajectory
The hype around artificial intelligence has settled down a bit lately as people get used to the technology, but there’s still a fascination with what these systems can do. One area of great interest is using AI to pick stocks. With access to massive amounts of data that no human could ever parse through, could
The stock market is a highly subjective place that is also governed by analytical objectivity. It’s easy to calculate a price-to-earnings ratio because it’s an objective number. It’s sometimes difficult to apply subjective determinations to that number. In other words, it’s easy to label a given stock as overvalued only to see its price remain
Screening for stocks with low price-to-earnings ratios is a great place to start when looking for value stocks, but your search for low P/E value stocks should not end there. That is, it’s not as if you can screen for the stocks with the lowest P/E ratios, purchase them, and expect to generate outsized returns.