Stocks to buy

When it comes to building wealth, most financial advisors will eschew stocks for aggressive growth in favor of the Warren Buffett approach; that is, investing in proven but undervalued enterprises with relatively predictable business trajectories. However, not all of us are blessed with the Oracle of Omaha’s genetics. I mean, I’m not sure how Buffett

In perhaps the most vitriolic political cycle ever, the idea of bipartisan infrastructure stocks – that is, investment ideas both Democrats and Republicans love – sounds absurd. However, even in this acidic showdown, some common ground exists. If you listen to the underlying messaging, it’s basically all the same stuff: America this, Americans that. It’s

Dividend investing is a common strategy for investors planning for retirement. Corporations that distribute dividends can help you cover living expenses without having to sell shares. Some stocks do a better job of raising their dividends than others. On the other hand, some corporations offer higher yields but lower dividend growth rates. Investors can choose

Dumpster diving can be fun! One man’s trash is another’s treasure, particularly when investing. Stocks tossed into the trash and trading at 52-week lows can many times turn into real jewels for your portfolio. Of course, you should use caution. Just because a stock is down does not make it a buy. Cheap stocks are

Not to beat a dead horse, but I’m a big fan of some of the top hydrogen stocks to buy.  As I said a few days ago, “all seven of the Department of Energy’s hydrogen hubs are asking the Treasury Department to loosen the rules, too. They argue that ‘the Treasury guidance is ‘overly restrictive’’ and

Big tech stocks have carried the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100. These corporations produce products and services that have become household names. Despite massive run-ups, many of the mega-cap tech stocks still have more room to run. These stocks still have enough catalysts to outperform the market and deliver long-term value to new shareholders.

Many are under the illusion that penny stock investing is a risk-it-all phenomenon. However, I oppose such views because adding penny stocks to a diversified portfolio can lower risk while enhancing an investor’s reward. Nevertheless, there is truth in penny stocks being risky in isolation. Therefore, careful analysis is required before committing capital to penny

Small-cap stocks haven’t quite caught up to wider investor sentiment, but that trend is set to change. While large- and mega-caps like those within the S&P 500 survived and, in many cases, thrived, over the past year, small-cap indices like the S&P 600 underperformed. While factors pushing large-cap growth over small-cap success are complex, recent

AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC) is a heavily traded company that operates a movie theatre business and was one of the first meme stocks to see a huge price surge in the middle of 2021. Alongside other companies, such as GameStop (NYSE:GME), they experienced a massive short squeeze, which caused their share price to skyrocket rapidly. In the case of

Healthcare stocks have started the year off very strongly, propelled by excitement about weight loss drugs and investments by Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA). The sector is also getting a lift from the U.S. Federal Reserve’s decision to stop raising rates and its suggestions that it will cut rates later this year. Lower rates make it much easier

There are some great telecom stocks to buy in March this year. The telecommunications industry is booming, with the continued rollout of fibre across the U.S. as well as 5G being an accretive tailwind for investors. In this article, I’ve put together seven of the most promising telecom stocks for investors to put their money

Layoffs are, without a doubt, no fun. Massive rounds of layoffs in companies create significant stress and anxiety, and can be expensive to implement with severance costs and payouts that accompany such moves. However, layoffs can be positive in the long run as they help companies become leaner, more nimble, and adjust to the economic

I usually discuss stocks in the third person, keeping my tone impartial while providing the best insight I can. That being said, these three stocks have me breaking form, as 2024 shapes up to be a record year.  As an investor, I am constantly looking for companies that either corner a market, have created one for

Though often more volatile than large-cap stocks, the small and mid-cap companies of the Russell 2000 sometimes hold hidden gems. If you want to make an intelligent investment and buy stocks with plenty of potential for real returns, look no further. We have compiled some of this year’s best-performing stocks from the Russell 2000. These

Like dividend aristocrats, dividend stock champions can span various industries. They are generally considered companies that continue to raise dividends over time and have stable business models. Indeed, investors looking for dividend income don’t want to consider dividend cuts. These stocks provide the kind of stability many seek, with a stable track record of dividend

There are some great hydrogen stocks for investors to buy as we enter into March. This industry is perhaps a riskier one to invest in than say EV stocks, as the industry is more speculative by nature. However, what’s more clear is that the hydrogen industry holds a pivotal role in the transition towards a

It is natural to want to generate returns on your investment and to expect every penny to grow. While it may seem too ambitious, it can become possible if you know the right investment opportunities. You need to identify the stocks that can generate significant gains in the coming years. While there is no certainty

The rise of generative artificial intelligence (AI) continues to be the talk of the town in the first two months of 2024. As more companies join the generative AI party, the theme doesn’t look like it’s about to chill out. ChatGPT impressed a lot of investors when it went mainstream. And with incredible text-to-image, text-to-music,

ChatGPT stock predictions could be more than shots in the dark by AI. The processing and inferential power of artificial intelligence progresses seemingly exponentially every day. This rapid increase in functionality means the technology might become a powerful assistant for market research. For us at InvestorPlace, this sparks curiosity as to just how good of a tool

Lithium stocks are primed for a powerful rebound, positioning them for long-term gains. Moreover, the recent downturn in lithium stocks, on the back of fleeting oversupply, unveils a golden opportunity for investors. Additionally, lithium prices are on the brink of a breakout due to diminishing supply from mine closures and scaled-back production. Also, the prospect