Dr. Michael Burry, a legendary investor played by Christian Bale in “The Big Short,” is an investment legend. He’s the type of independent-thinking investor who’s more than willing to place massive contrarian bets for a shot at even outsized rewards. Additionally, he seems to have a knack for spotting macro trends from miles away, even
Natural gas is one of the most promising energy sources. It is considered the cleanest of all fossil fuels and is an important stepping stone to transition to the new clean energy mix. This bullish backdrop forms the basis for this article on buying the best natural gas stocks. Currently, natural gas production in the
Remember that time the metaverse was a big deal and would change the way we worked, played and interacted with one another? Yeah, good times. Unfortunately for companies that went all-in on the idea, living your life totally connected to the online world hasn’t gone according to plan. While the virtual hellscape is not dead,
The tech sector has been an area of strength for many years. It’s propelled the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite to new heights. However, there are some tech stocks that don’t have enticing growth prospects anymore. Generating returns in the stock market isn’t just about which stocks you buy. It’s also about which stocks
I’ll admit, I was quite optimistic about where the crypto market was heading leading up to the Bitcoin (BTC-USD) halving earlier this year and in the months that followed. The stars seemed to be aligning. Interest rate cuts were on the horizon, the halving took place, and the launch of Bitcoin ETFs all materialized in
Morningstar.com published an interesting piece in July about the long-term health care crisis. It pointed out that Americans paid out $245 billion for long term care to paid caregivers, nursing homes and other forms of paid assistance. That got me thinking about long-term care stocks. There are businesses providing this care both in the home
As time moves through the hourglass, so does the lifespan of sectors. One such domain is the financial services sector, which is experiencing rapid change. The fundamental shift in the financial services sector is due to technological innovation. However, large banking entities have been slow to adjust their business models, due to cumbersome restructuring processes.
You know what they say; numbers don’t lie. But of course, people do. That’s why, when it comes to the stock market, I ignore the pundits and talking heads. I block out what folks are saying on social media. Instead, I let the numbers themselves do the talking. And right now, the numbers are screaming
Betting on dividend stocks, especially in the long run, can strengthen your portfolio. To begin, dividend-paying companies offer stable returns, ensuring sustainable cash flow even in volatile markets. Most of these companies continually increase their dividend payouts over the years. These dividends provide a consistent income stream that requires no effort from you. Many major
As we approach November 5 and U.S. presidential election, social media stocks are on everyone’s mind. Social media stocks are becoming more relevant in debates and conjecture on the next election between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris. Additionally, well-known social media stocks are attracting attention from internet expansion, corporate collaboration, and
Sometimes, even the most boring stocks hold big potential. Look at plant-based food stocks, for example. While these may not be the most exciting stocks, statistics point to strong future growth. Younger generations, including Generation Z, just saw a five percentage-point increase in their adoption of plant-based food since 2021. All of which presents “a
The second-quarter earnings season has been a mixed bag, with several companies beating estimates but issuing a lower-than-expected guidance. Ongoing concerns about recession and the delay in Fed rate cut have also put investors in worry. However, several companies have reported impressive financials despite inflation concerns. These companies have survived the worst and are bracing for a
This is shaping up to be the summer of volatility. Ever since we entered the year’s second half in July, markets have been having fits, making it challenging to find sleeper stocks. The technology-laden Nasdaq index is now in a correction, defined as a decline of 10% or more from recent highs. On Aug. 5,
Income investors looking for high yields should take a closer look at master limited partnerships (MLPs). These publicly traded limited partnerships benefit from the liquidity of publicly traded companies while enjoying tax benefits of a private partnership. It is common to find MLPs with high yields above 5%, which make them an attractive option for those
GameStop (NYSE:GME) is the original meme stock, surging to incredible levels in previous meme stock mania bubbles. This stock is down considerably from its 2021 highs, but has also seen its fair share of surges. In fact, GameStop stock is actually up 19% on a year-to-date basis. That said, despite its recent moves higher and
It remains to be seen how long the great rotation into small-cap stocks that began in July of this year will last. Since the start of August, the Russell 2000 index that is home to most small-cap securities that trade in the U.S. has declined 8%. That brings the Russell’s gain on the year down
Stocks with dual-class shares will likely lose another member in the not-too-distant future. On July 29, Lions Gate Entertainment (NYSE:LG.A) announced that it would move ahead with its plan to eliminate its dual-class share structure by offering to pay its Class A shareholders a 12% premium on their shares. If shareholders approve, Lion’s Gate will become a “one share,
High-growth dividend stocks are essential for assembling a robust income portfolio. These stocks offer the dual benefits of capital appreciation and regular income through dividends. One needs to focus on companies with solid fundamentals that derive constant growth and profitability to identify the top picks. Investing in dividend stocks is a strategic way of securing
In recent years, real estate investment trusts (REITs) have notably underperformed compared to broader market indices, largely due to elevated interest rates. High interest rates place significant pressure on REIT share prices for two primary reasons. Firstly, REITs often rely on debt to finance growth, and with borrowing costs rising, their interest expenses have surged.
This week, shares of Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) closed more than 20% below their previous high, wiping out over $600 billion in market value. If it were a stock exchange, Nvidia would now be officially considered a bear market. The problem comes down to the high costs of artificial intelligence. Over the past several weeks, companies from
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