It seems like a good time to buy up some drone stocks. Drones have been becoming more and more useful these days, though perhaps the most world-altering use case recently has been in warfare. Even if you don’t keep up with the news, it is very likely that you have heard of drones multiple times in just the past year alone. These unmanned aerial
Recent blowout earnings from Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) have amplified excitement in the tech trade. Investors are piling into tech stocks, in hopes of capturing growth and riding long-term momentum. Artificial intelligence and stocks of microchip and semiconductor companies, such as Nvidia, are proving to be especially hot right now. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (NYSE:TSM) recently forecast
Love her or hate her, there’s no denying that Cathie Wood is an influential investor. The founder and CEO of investment management firm ARK Invest continues to infuriate and inspire people with her take on the markets and her investment picks. Wood famously focuses the investments in her exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on stocks of companies
WallStreetBets is renowned as a group focused on making some of the riskiest bets in the market. I usually scour the market for high-risk, high-reward bets. Many of these picks often include assets like penny cryptos, but often, some of the things that even I see on that subreddit (especially on the “loss” thread) has me
Income investors should pay special attention to high-yield dividend stocks, especially if these stocks are safe and are trading at a valuation with little downside risk. I think it is a good idea to sit on these discounted dividend stocks and let them compound rather than putting your money into some of the more overvalued
The Nasdaq Composite‘s rally has yet to abate, but there are still Nasdaq stocks to sell. The tech-heavy index has risen over 11% and is likely to edge upwards. Fueling the rally are two dynamics. On the one hand, the core consumer personal expenditures (PCE) index, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, increased only
Last week, I read something online about the Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF (NYSEARCA:SCHD). It’s considered to be one of the better U.S.-listed dividend equity ETFs. It got me wondering about high-yield dividend stocks. I’m not sure if I’ll find dividend stocks in SCHD’s portfolio that yield over 7%. The ETF’s 3o-day SEC yield is
The U.S. stock market has been quite volatile this year. For certain sectors including AI stocks and other high-growth industries, it has been quite a stellar few months. However, for other sectors, including the likes of EV and lithium stocks, it has been anything but. The thing is, companies operating in these sectors have benefited
It is 2021 all over again. Meme stocks are back, baby! AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC) stock is soaring and though down from the peak during the recent frenzy, it stands 66% above where it was before the buying fever kicked in. Investors should use this opportunity to sell their AMC stock. Take whatever profits were made
Investors who buy dividend stocks do so for the current income and the potential for that income to grow in the future. There are a couple of ways to ensure that happens. One is to assume a steady dividend and reinvest dividend income to buy fractions of more dividend stocks. The other is to hope
While flying cars can be an unfamiliar concept for most, it may be our new future. This relatively new industry has the potential to revolutionize the way we travel. At a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 58.1% for the next 15 years, the flying car industry shows an outstanding growth potential. Due to the
Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) has not exactly gone “to the moon,” but Oracle stock has certainly racked up some solid gains since the start of the year. Shares in the software giant are up by around 16.6% year-to-date. A big driver of these gains for ORCL has been rising acknowledgment of Oracle’s AI potential. Over the past
Stock trading influencer Roaring Kitty — real name Keith Gill — made a sudden return on social media after a three-year silence. Gill dropped from social media in the aftermath of 2021’s GameStop (NYSE:GME) event, where institutional investors who shorted GME suffered major losses after retail investors bought it in droves. GME and other stocks
Recently, the cannabis market received the best hoped-for news. The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) announced it is moving forward with plans to reschedule marijuana from a Schedule I to a Schedule III controlled substance. While this excited many investors, the cannabis market is still a ways away from full federal legalization. While the DEA’s announcement
If you had a position in Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) after it reported earnings on May 22, you had a great week. If you owned some members of the Dow 30, your week may have looked much different. The stocks that make up the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) declined sharply last week. Some of these stocks
Some retail traders are interested in GameStop (NYSE:GME) but haven’t conducted due diligence on the company, getting caught in the meme trend instead. It’s a trend that could impoverish incautious investors, so we’re sending a warning signal and giving GameStop stock a “D” grade today. You’ve probably heard about the recent short squeeze after a popular Reddit user
The metaverse is still a work in progress. After Facebook decided to change its company name to Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) back in 2021, many investors thought the metaverse would be the next big thing for entertainment and online interactions. While there is definitely some evidence of that, much of the equities gains in metaverse-related stocks
The meme stock trend of 2021 is back in 2024 – but that’s not necessarily a good thing. Retail traders are suddenly interested in Koss (NASDAQ:KOSS) now, but have they really studied the company’s fundamentals? I doubt it, to be perfectly honest. Investors will, I believe, end up holding the bag with Koss stock if
Despite positive sentiment following Nvidia’s (NASDAQ:NVDA) earnings, investors are looking for overvalued stocks to sell as signs of excess optimism start to show. The latest U.S. Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) surveys came in hotter than expected, showing that both manufacturing and services inflation remained high. This spooked investors and sent stocks tumbling. Given the persistent
Thinking about Big Data stocks to sell might not be the most popular move right now. Especially when we consider the impact of Big Data in artificial intelligence (AI), the thought of offloading Big Data stocks becomes doubly difficult. However, the truth is that the AI hype train picked up quite a few unwanted passengers