Stocks to buy

It may not be prevalent in our day to day lives right now, but space is definitely the future. The number of rocket launches per year is increasing worldwide. There were 211 successful launches in 2023, marking an almost 20% increase from 2022. The space economy market is growing quickly. It is expected to reach
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The EV market is heating up in both domestic and international markets. While the EV sector in the U.S. has a projected compound annual growth rate of 15.5% until 2032, the international market is looking at a slightly higher target of 15.9%. This makes this a highly lucrative sector – and also one several companies
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In the stock market, the allure of AI stocks extends far beyond blue chips. While giants like Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) dominate headlines, the street increasingly turns towards hidden gems within the AI sector. Here, the focus is on three lesser-known companies capitalizing on trends in industries with AI tech. These hidden AI stocks represent more than
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Healthcare portfolios include telehealth stocks, notably after the COVID-19 pandemic, which increased global telemedicine usage, demonstrating their importance for lockdowns and other social isolation scenarios. The worldwide telehealth market was $122.2 billion in 2023 and is anticipated to rise 28.4% annually from 2024 to 2032. Another forecast predicts $368.7 billion in market growth at 40%
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Identifying stocks that may experience massive growth is an art and a science in investing. Under current economic shifts and technological advancements, three companies emerge as prime candidates to capitalize on demand trends in the digital era. These companies represent a trifecta of potential, each exerting formidable strengths in the semiconductor industry set for a
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Quantum AI stocks is set to redefine computing over the next few years. This field of computing develops computers by using principles of quantum mechanics to process data. The benefits of quantum AI include solving complex problems at speeds far surpassing the most advanced conventional computers. This speed allows users to optimizing large systems, enhancing
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Smart fabric stocks include firms that manufacture and market textiles. These textiles are embedded with such components as sensors, actuators, and electronic textiles. These textiles have many uses which include in health monitoring, sports and fitness, fashion, and even in the military.  The production of smart textiles for use in health is an area that
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Biotech stocks to buy can be an interesting sector for investors. They can provide massive gains following positive news regarding clinical trials or FDA approvals. However, they may also cause large share price drops following bad news or missed expectations surrounding a company’s treatments. In my opinion, when investing in the biotech industry, it’s best to
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These companies are some of the best picks for semiconductor stocks to buy now.  It’s an interesting time for companies in the semiconductor business. The rise of AI has brought growing demand for specialized, high-performance chips with it, and that’s translated into a small-scale gold rush of sorts for semiconductor chips. Semiconductor chips are electronic
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The entire goal of investing is generating wealth over time via capital appreciation and dividends. For income investors, dividend stocks that provide consistent and stable dividends over time (preferably with growth) are among the most sought-after assets in the market. The thing is, finding dividend stocks on the Nasdaq 100 is harder than it looks.
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The earnings season has just started with banks reporting mixed results, disappointing investors. The numbers aren’t as great as expected and while only a few companies have reported and they do not set the tone for the earnings season, they sure do set the momentum. With the economy improving, the upcoming months could be interesting for the stock market and investors should
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The market’s breadth broadened last week as yields fell on a cooler inflation report. In June, the Consumer Price Index increased 3% year-on-year and declined 0.1% month-over-month, raising the prospects of a rate cut in September. In response, there was a rotation out of the Magnificent Seven into the rest of the market. If this
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