Small-cap value stocks stand out as one of the top ways to anchor a long-term portfolio. We all know that small-caps outperform their large-cap cousins over a sufficiently long horizon. The reasoning is obvious – small-caps have more room to grow than bigger stocks, and given enough time, their growth compounds more than mega-caps. But
The lithium sector has lost its charge over the past year. Investors had gravitated to lithium stocks as seemingly inevitable winners in the EV revolution. But as EVs had an off year, demand for lithium plunged. This led to a regrettable turn of events for the lithium sector; the Global X Lithium & Battery Tech
Hydrogen stocks could get explosive. In fact, with the market valued at $158.8 billion in 2023, it could be worth nearly $260 billion by 2028, according to Markets and Markets. Even Goldman Sachs says at least $5 trillion of investment is still needed in the hydrogen supply chain if we want to hit net zero. “Clean hydrogen is
To be completely upfront, stocks to sell represent a terribly unpopular subject for obvious reasons. Still, I hope you’ll extend me some rope so that I can make my case. Each of the companies you see appear on this list for the following main reasons: They all skyrocketed sharply this year. Worse yet, they feature
Facing some doubts in February, investors should turn to utility stocks. Why? It’s very simple. With this sector, you’re dealing with permanent relevance. In the connected world we live in, going off grid won’t get you very far. Everything we do depends on power and other critical resources. Further, the top utility stocks are effectively
The New York Times published an article in early February about mental health and the failure of New York City to carefully audit its program to treat mentally ill people living on the streets. When I read articles like this, it makes me think about possible related investments. Specifically, in this case, mental health stocks.
Over the last 12 months, the S&P 500 index has trended higher by almost 22%. During this period, there has been significant price action among growth stocks after a big sell-off witnessed in 2022. However, not all growth stocks have surged higher. There seems to be ample opportunities in terms of undervalued growth stocks with
One need only look at Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) to see the huge impact that paying a dividend for the first time can have on a stock price. META rocketed 20% higher on news that the technology giant was going to pay its shareholder their first ever dividend. Along with its latest earnings print, Meta announced
The Magnificent 7 stocks were one of the biggest stories in markets in 2023. They were responsible for an outsized share of market returns, proving the incredible value of tech to the overall economy. One could even make the argument that their performance prevented a recession. 2024 has mainly started the same for the Magnificent
In stock investing, some gems shine brighter than others, yet often they remain hidden. These overlooked growth stocks are obscured from the limelight of Wall Street’s attention. While the market buzzes with discussions about popular stocks, there are quieter contenders with immense growth potential. Fundamentally, they are waiting to be unearthed by savvy investors. The
Warren Buffett stocks always spark immense curiosity in the investing world. The Oracle of Omaha’s investment moves are closely watched, with his quarterly filings offering valuable insights. In the latest update, Berkshire Hathaway’s (NYSE:BRK.A,NYSE:BRK.B) 13F filing reveals a quiet fourth quarter marked by more selling than buying. Berkshire Hathaway, known for its wide-moat investment approach, reported
The stock market rally that has been ongoing for nearly a year suddenly looks fragile. Hotter-than-expected inflation reports and strong economic data have pushed out expectations for the timing of interest rate cuts by the U.S. Federal Reserve. Futures traders now expect the first rate cut in June rather than March, and many see only
Biotech stocks are often at the forefront of innovation. These are the companies we hear about that are driving breakthroughs in healthcare. Essentially, they are responsible for improving current treatments by placing a large portion of their earnings back into research. Many people imagine these companies as quite risky, as a result, since many don’t
Traditional banking is transforming, and the banking collapse in 2023 has led to a shift in consumer preference. Consumers are choosing fintech companies over traditional banks, which has led to fintech stocks being hot property. These companies lead the way in payments and innovation. We have seen several businesses grow significantly over the past five
In the stock market, there is always a constant search for the next big opportunity that may uplift investments into substantial gains. The article lists three next-generation stocks where innovation is instrumental to gaining a market edge. These stocks may redefine the investment space. Each represents a pillar of technological advancement in its respective fields.
With high interest rates, many investors are wary of putting their money into fintech stocks. But I believe some promising options are perfectly positioned to rebound strongly when rates eventually drop again. Fintech companies saw incredible growth during the pandemic as digital banking and contactless payments became nearly ubiquitous. However, as Covid-19 fears have faded
In a bullish or bearish stock market, it is always a great time for investors to buy into stocks that offer great dividend yields. That’s because it is a stable stream of income, and unless a company decides to lower its overall yield, dividend income will remain stable even in a bearish market. A few
Investing has a lot to do with common sense. However, making investment decisions without looking at some of the basic financials and ratios would be dangerous. Be it growth or blue-chip stocks, ratio analysis can help investors pick the best among the best. This column focuses on long-term value stocks that are fundamentally strong and
If history is any guide, there’s more growth in store for the top Nasdaq stocks. Last year’s gains obliterated the dismal returns of 2022 and should continue running higher this year. Why? Bull markets tend to go on for years, and bear markets are measured in months. Over the past 52 years, the Nasdaq Composite
Historically, growth stocks have delivered astounding compounding returns. Stocks like Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), Home Depot (NYSE:HD) and Monster Beverage (NASDAQ:MNST) demonstrate the massive wealth creation generated through sustainable growth over decades. In today’s market, secular growth stocks exist in various industries. Typically, multibaggers, known for their ability to return their original investment several times, often come