Stocks to buy

The economic outlook is increasingly uncertain. Between inflation, high-interest rates, and an aggressive Federal Reserve, there is plenty that could hamper the market’s returns over the next year. However, there is one area of the market with a steadier outlook: High-quality dividend stocks. In particular, the Dividend Aristocrats are a great place to go hunting for

In the unpredictable financial landscape of 2023, leaning into dividend stocks to buy may be one of the wisest decisions an investor can make. It’s not about sidelining the thrilling potential of tech pioneers; instead, it’s about understanding the evolving market dynamics. Recent data suggests a pronounced shift, with investors gravitating from high-stakes, risk-on assets

As farfetched as it may sound, flying cars could be in the skies by 2025. In fact, after impressing crowds at the Detroit Auto Show, Alef Aeronautics may be one step closer, which could help create big opportunities for flying car stocks. While its Model A prototype didn’t fly, drive or even open at this

In this dynamic world, finding stocks with the potential to thrive over the long haul is akin to discovering hidden treasure. As technology steps into a new decade, three stocks stand out on the horizon, poised to dominate their respective industries. This has led to the rise of stocks to buy. The first one, the

If the U.S. wants more than 50% of all cars on the roads to be electric by 2030, we need to have far more charging stations.  Right now, according to Blink Charging (NASDAQ:BLNK), we have just under 130,000 electric vehicle (EV) charging ports at 50,401 charging stations set up in the U.S.  That’s not nearly enough,

Transportation stocks are typically viewed as moving in sync with the economy as a whole. Despite what the very stubborn bears say,  I would argue that this characteristic makes transportation stocks very attractive at the current time, as the Fed projects that the U.S. economy will grow at an extremely rapid 4.9% in the current

As the broader market plateaus after its recovery rally, there remain hidden pockets of value across under-followed sectors, and with smaller-cap companies. With investors fixated on mega-cap tech and blue-chip stocks, many quality companies without much coverage continue to trade at a discount. Of course, one man’s trash is another man’s treasure, and many value

Growth stocks caught a break recently. The Federal Reserve has held the target range for interest rates between 5.25%-5.50%. It also signaled that Americans should expect an additional rate hike this year. Meanwhile, the Fed has also signaled that 2024 rates are going to be kept higher for longer.  For investors, one of the more

Undervalued penny stocks offer savvy investors the chance to secure substantial gains. As we continue through September 2023 (where did the month go?), the penny stock arena remains filled with hidden gems trading at tremendously discounted levels. Snapping up the most undervalued penny stocks now positions you to reap massive rewards when their prices reconnect

Ford Motor (NYSE:F) may be making some progress in its negotiations with the United Auto Workers labor union, yet for the automaker and its two “Detroit Three” peers, General Motors (NYSE:GM) and Chrysler parent Stellantis (NYSE:STLA), the ongoing UAW strike remains a serious headwind. Beyond just causing operational disruptions in the near-term, this labor action

In recent trading days, shares in Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG,NASDAQ:GOOGL) have started to pull back. After climbing back to prices near $140 per share, GOOG stock has slipped slightly. This may be of concern to both investors holding the “Magnificent Seven” component’s shares, as well as those still deciding whether to enter a position. Yes, there has

Joby Aviation (NYSE:JOBY) stock is making headlines as the company’s plans for an electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft production facility in Ohio shake out. This might create thousands of jobs, allowing for the manufacturing of around 500 aircraft annually. This move signals the potential transformation of the “flying car” industry from sci-fi to reality.

Let’s face it, there haven’t been a lot of high-profile IPOs in 2023. Arm (NASDAQ:ARM) tried to spice things up. It started trading on Sept. 14 on the Nasdaq. Its shares closed its first day up nearly 25%. However, they’ve lost most of those gains in the days since, trading mere cents above the IPO

At the end of last year there were plenty of stocks to buy for $20 a share. The S&P 500 ended 2022 down nearly 20%. The Nasdaq Composite index lost a third of its value. Finding bargain stocks wasn’t all that hard. It’s a different story this year with most indices well off their lows

If Congress fails to reach an agreement before 12:01 a.m. on Oct. 1, the government will experience a shutdown since the current spending laws are set to expire on Sept. 30. As the possibility looms closer, President Biden and his administration officials have started to warn about the potential ramifications of a government shutdown. Notably,

Right now, 10-year Treasury yields are surging to record highs, moving from 4% at the end of August to 4.4% as of this writing. As a result, growth stocks have been under tremendous pressure. For instance, the ARK Innovation ETF (NYSEARCA:ARKK) is down -11%, and that’s just one example highlighting the deterioration in high-growth names.

Energy stocks are getting stronger as oil prices gush higher. Granted, 2023 didn’t begin as strongly for the sector with prices cooling. However, the pendulum is swinging back in the energy sector’s favor as oil prices again rise. High-yield energy shares – in this case, defined by being greater than 4.5% with the exception of two firms

Gold mining stocks, often seen as a safe harbor during turbulent times, are now positioned at a fascinating crossroads. The Federal Reserve’s steely determination to rein in inflation might intuitively spell trouble for precious metals. Yet, beneath the surface, multiple factors suggest that the glitter of gold could shine brightly in the near future. The

It’s no secret that tech stocks have dominated headlines and portfolios this year, often boasting eye-watering valuations. However, while many have been chasing after the latest and greatest, there lies a distinct opportunity in the sector. Of course, I’m talking about tech stocks nearing their 52-week lows. These are the innovators and disruptors that, for

In the wake of the Federal Reserve unveiling its monetary policy roadmap, investors are keenly examining which stocks to buy that stand to benefit. The Fed’s depiction was largely positive, though the anticipation of one more rate hike before year-end provides food for thought. It might be prudent for investors to brace for a prolonged