In the current dynamic economic environment, investors are looking for opportunities that will not only stick but also have the potential to make great leaps and bounds. Only with an understanding of the financial health, strategic resource management, and innovative position created in the marketplace can careful identification of such opportunities be made. We spotlight
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If you’re looking to invest in EV stocks, there is really only one geography worth exploring China. The country marries the potential of electric cars with autonomous vehicle technology, ensuring companies hold the possibility of capitalizing on two multi-billion dollar markets. China is nimbler than its European and North American counterparts in terms of regulation
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High-yield dividend stocks typically distribute a significant portion of their profits back to shareholders in the form ofdividends. In addition to regular dividend income, such shares offer the potential for capital appreciation. But like any investment, picking the right high-yield dividend stocks requires a keen understanding of the market, the ability to analyze a company’s fundamentals, and the
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Slowly but surely, it appears that inflation is starting to cool off, and the Federal Reserve will be able to start cutting its benchmark interest rate. Last week, the monthly employment report hinted at a gradual deceleration in the economy. Specifically, the unemployment rate ticked up to 4.0% for May. That ended a 27-month streak
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Faraday Future Intelligent Electric (NASDAQ:FFIE), which is often shortened to Faraday Future, focuses on the luxury electric vehicle market. Faraday Future is not problem-free, but making progress in key areas. Faraday Future stock receives a “B” grade, suitable for risk-tolerant investors. A major challenge in evaluating Faraday Future as a business is that the company is
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The $100 per share price point is a magical threshold for many investors and companies. Stocks priced below that amount are considered affordable while those above it are “expensive.” It is why when many companies announce a stock split the ratio applied is typically sufficient to get the shares below $100.  For example, Chipotle Mexican
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