Stocks to buy

If you want to do well with biotech stocks, trade the anticipation of news. Look at Structure Therapeutics (NASDAQ:GPCR), for example. On March 8, I learned that GPCR would report Phase 2a 12-week obesity drug data in the second quarter of the year. Knowing that Phase 1 trials had positive results, I anticipated that Phase

Lithium prices are struggling at multi-year lows, forcing some miners to consider closing down mines and delaying projects. But I’d use that as a reason to buy beaten-down lithium stocks for the long term. After all, we’ve seen this play out before. In 2018, prices peaked due to oversupply, which led to a massive 60%

No matter how you slice it, Donald Trump has the more straightforward path to the White House. Republican voters overwhelmingly chose him over other candidates. It was telegraphed that he would run for years and it happened. On the other end, Vice President Kamala Harris wasn’t even on the top of the ticket just a

Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) has been one of the brightest stars in the Magnificent Seven rally, with the stock delivering incredible multibagger returns from its 2022 selloff lows. I was pounding the table on META back then, seeing immense value in the company’s core business despite the market’s pessimism. And so far, that bullish thesis has

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) is a key reason that the S&P 500 closed the first half of the year up 15.3%, the Nasdaq Composite gained around 18.6%, and the Nasdaq-100 rose 17.5%. Clearly, artificial intelligence applications drive growth. And Nvidia’s products lead this digital wave. Increased investment in AI hardware infrastructure should support the company’s next-generation GPUs

Market forecasts are growing increasingly pessimistic. U.S. investment bank Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) warned earlier in July that the stock market is headed for a correction in the current third quarter. Mike Wilson, the chief U.S. equity strategist at Morgan Stanley, said stocks are likely to pull back due to uncertainty surrounding the presidential election, corporate

Small-capitalization companies represent high-risk endeavors. At the same time, they generally carry higher reward potential. Basically, it comes down to a mathematical concept. Because both the price and expectations for such diminutive enterprises are deflated, when they generate positive momentum, the reaction could be quite intense. That’s why speculators continue to pour money into small-cap

It’s been a rough month for manufacturing stocks. The reading on manufacturing activity is one of the most closely watched economic reports. In July, the S&P Global Flash U.S. Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index came in at 49.5. The number was lower than estimated at 51.7, approximately equal to the 49 registered in July 2023. It also

A major consideration when choosing blockchain stocks is regulatory risk. Due to its young age, the blockchain industry does not yet have clear regulations. Understanding how future regulation could affect your investment is essential. For example, JD Vance, Trump’s nominee for running mate in the upcoming 2024 presidential election, is pro-crypto. He has received backing

There are plenty of cheap stocks under $25 investors can choose from. Of course, plenty of companies with lower share prices are inherently risky, and I’m not talking about just penny stocks. Companies that have been beaten down by the market, or have lower share prices, can often see outsized volatility due to increased options

While there is big potential for growth in the hydrogen economy, there is a need for deep pockets. Plug Power (NASDAQ:PLUG) was among the hottest hydrogen stocks. However, the company has struggled from a financing and execution perspective, and the stock has plunged. Therefore, I would look at blue-chip hydrogen stocks with high financial flexibility

While investing, having a checklist of ideal fundamentals of companies is vital. These fundamentals can reveal a company’s financial standing, growth potential, and market position. Here, the exploration is about three rare stocks to buy on the brink of unprecedented growth based on their unique fundamentals and market strengths. On the list, the first company

Semiconductor companies and their customers are major contributors to the current market momentum. This means that finding and buying under-the-radar growth stocks in the semiconductor industry might provide high returns. One example of this kind of investing is Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ:SMCI), which experienced tremendous growth by capitalizing on the AI boom, developing AI-optimized servers,

When Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) stock was listed in 2010, it commanded a market capitalization of $2.23 billion. After almost a decade and a half, Tesla’s market valuation is at $690 billion. For an investor holding Tesla stock since listing, the compound annual growth rate of returns would be almost 50%. Unquestionably, Tesla stock has been a

As the earnings season unfolds, emerging tech stocks are capturing increased attention. While mega- and large-cap tech stocks propelled markets to record highs in the first half of 2024, they now face challenges, creating an opening for the next generation of tech innovators. These emerging tech stocks, often flying under the radar, present significant growth

In 2008, Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) became the first U.S.-traded company to reach a $1 trillion market valuation. Today, there are seven trillion-dollar companies, mostly in tech. And with today’s accelerated growth in different industries and sectors, the list of future trillion-dollar stocks keeps getting longer. However, we must admit that while it’s becoming increasingly common, reaching

Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ:SMCI) is on a growth trajectory. The company is largely expanding its manufacturing capabilities, adding three new facilities in Silicon Valley and worldwide. This expansion supports the increasing demand for artificial intelligence (AI) and liquid-cooled solutions, leading to a recommendation for a buy rating for Super Micro Computer stock. Its strategic moves and financial standing

Electric vehicle (EV) stocks are among the hottest and most debated securities on the market right now. Reasons for this include the relative novelty of the technology and the broader excitement around a potential greener form of transportation. Yet, some larger macroeconomic pressures and setbacks have caused the sector to face some built-in instability. After

With the economies of Brazil and Mexico growing at solid rates and likely to continue doing so for some time, there are a sizeable number of high-quality Latin American stocks to buy now. Moreover, both economies are rapidly becoming more technologically advanced in general and adopting fintech in particular. Economists, on average, expect Brazil’s economy

Tesla’s (NASDAQ:TSLA) Elon Musk called lithium the “new oil” and invested in what’s now the largest processor of the element in North America. Indeed, demand for lithium, used for the rechargeable batteries in electric vehicles (EVs), has increased as more people move away from gasoline-powered cars and car manufacturers produce cleaner vehicles. Lithium is the