Growth stocks are perfect for individuals who accept the greater inherent risk involved in stocks compared to the average investor. However, choosing what growth stocks to invest in can be tricky. Just because a stock has performed remarkably well over an extended period doesn’t mean it will continue. Investing in aggressive growth stocks can be

You’ve come to the right place if you’re looking for secular growth stocks. This article explores 3D printing stocks, poised to benefit from an annualized industry growth rate of 23.5% until 2030. The depth of application of 3D printing has become known to many. However, for some reason, numerous 3D printing stocks remain grossly undervalued.

If you’re keen on fintech and waiting for the perfect buying opportunity, here are the best fintech stocks to buy on the dip this June. Fintech companies have been a hit because they complement the solid but rather slow traditional financial system. Before fintech went mainstream, you could expect to receive your money after days,

With the stock market rising, picking the top stocks at 52-week lows is important for those looking for growth opportunities. Currently, three businesses in this category stand out thanks to their strategic ambitions and financial performance in response to changing macroeconomic conditions and market needs. Gaining insight into the factors propelling these businesses is beneficial in assessing their

Finding the best mid-cap stocks to buy in 2024 is no walk in the park. While these promising companies often have growing revenues and profits, that does not always last. Moreover, even if the stocks are above a certain market capitalization threshold that won’t always translate into less volatility.  As we look ahead to 2028,

Is it time to buy retail stocks to buy on the dip? Amid high uncertainty surrounding the near-term prospects of both consumer discretionary retailers, as well as historically recession-resistant retailers like discount stores and grocery stores, this may be a question on your mind. With consumer discretionary retailers, headlines discussing a slowdown in U.S. consumer

The AI trade has gotten quite crowded in recent months, and though some of the names felt a notable increase in turbulence at the end of last week, I think it’s too soon in the game to be ringing the alarm bell. Though various AI stocks have gone parabolic of late, there’s still more of

There are multiple reasons to consider exposure to pharmaceutical stocks for the long-term portfolio. First, pharma stocks have a low-beta and provide and help in reducing the overall beta of a portfolio that’s overweight growth stocks. Further, pharma stock represents a business that’s relatively immune to economic shocks. At the same time, well established pharma

Artificial intelligence has attracted plenty of capital from tech giants, fund managers, and various investors. This technology has driven up the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite to all-time highs as the top tech companies continue to benefit from AI tailwinds. While AI stocks seem like they can continue to soar forever, that’s not how the

Energy stocks have been many investors’ favorites for a long time. The energy sector has various smaller industries and companies, such as oil, natural gas, coal, alternative energy, and many more. However, as our society grows more conscious of climate change and its devastating effects on our environment and nature, consumers and the government have

On Wall Street, many space exploration stocks have transcended the boundaries of science fiction, becoming part of a potentially lucrative investment area. In recent years, a new breed of companies has been emerging, dedicated to pushing the final frontier. These space stocks are not only capturing the imagination of innovators but also attracting the attention of

In June 2010, Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) had a market valuation of $2.2 billion. Currently, the electric vehicle company commands a valuation of $583 billion. Clearly, massive wealth has been created by one of the leading EV companies in the world. Having said that, EV stocks have been depressed in the last 12 to 18 months. The

Many times, companies go through times of crisis before, eventually stepping back out stronger than ever. These events lead to multiple investors losing faith in the company and pulling their shares out. However, if the company reverses the negative trend it’s stuck in, investors who keep their shares have the potential to make a large

A December 2023 report indicates that the global hydrogen pipeline has increased by 35% through the year despite macroeconomic headwinds. The total number of projects stood at 1,400, representing an investment target of $570 billion through 2030. Clearly, the industry is positioned for sustained growth. Notably, nearly all hydrogen consumed today is grey hydrogen. However,

Some companies become penny stocks and list on the over-the-counter exchange for various reasons. Often, the market beats down such companies due to market forces, and that’s certainly the case for these three penny stocks to buy. But for those who think certain sectors have been beaten down too far and a recovery may be

There are investors who are happy with slow and consistent yields. They prefer low-risk stocks that provide low gains over a more predictable period of time. Then there are those who say to such people: “Stop being all logical and stuff. Moon or Doom.” Somebody actually said that in a conversation I was in. Got

The rise of edge AI doesn’t diminish the demand for cloud-based AI. If anything, it amplifies it. Apple’s (NASDAQ:AAPL) integration of a private cloud for complex tasks beyond device capabilities suggests continued growth in AI data centers.  The so-called Magnificent Seven tech giants have driven several notable advancements in artificial intelligence, evolving with new generative

While the surging equities space following the Covid-19 disaster has worried some critics regarding a potential correction and possible recession, the framework behind futuristic tech stocks presents a clear counterpoint. Yes, it’s unusual that the economy bounced back after a catastrophic disaster. Yet the forward drive of innovation always aims skyward. Of course, aiming high