One of the best ways to generate income in 2024 is with high-yield dividend stocks. And while you can always choose from the long lists of Dividend Kings and Dividend Aristocrats, you can always find solid opportunities and impressive yields with lesser-known stocks, too. In fact, here are three high-yield dividend stocks you may want
Investing in blockchain stocks can be a great way to add a growth dimension to your portfolio. Next year’s cryptocurrency rally with a speculated Bitcoin (BTC-USD) ETF in the cards and the halving event could end up being explosive. A great thing about blockchain stocks is they may expose investors to this rally without holding
If you’re searching for future mobility stocks to buy now, look no further. The catalysts pushing the development of future mobility stocks forward are clear. People want to get where they’re going faster than ever before and do so while releasing less carbon than ever. People around the globe spend substantial amounts of time behind
People buy consumer goods in any economy. These are among the last expenses people cut after minimizing how much they spend on luxury items and non-essentials. Consumer staples stocks don’t outperform growth stocks during bullish markets. However, these same stocks offer stability and less volatility during bearish market cycles. Many of these stocks also deliver
I don’t know about you, but I pay attention to which companies are analyst stock picks, such as Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) and Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA). I do it not because I need their affirmation to recommend a particular stock but because these highly covered names tend to see more price action due to their coverage, often leading
The biggest story in AI right now is one that hardly anyone is talking about. Yet, it involves the world’s richest men, the world’s most powerful companies, and the world’s fastest computers. It is the highest stakes story in AI yet. It will determine the winners and losers of the AI Boom in 2024. And
“You can’t beat the market so don’t even try. Just buy an index fund instead.” You may have heard that from people who subscribe to the efficient market theory of investing. It says all the available knowledge about a business is already priced into a stock. It’s foolish to think you can outwit the wisdom
Hydrogen stocks could offer some of the most explosive opportunities on the new year. We know President Biden is trying to ignite big interest in hydrogen with new hydrogen tax credits. We know that hydrogen fuel is gaining a good deal of interest from truckers. We also know that Bank of America and Goldman Sachs believe hydrogen could create
Although Wall Street has many paths to profits, one of the best, with nearly a 100-year track record, is investing in dividend stocks. Particularly in periods of high inflation and slowing economic growth, one constant investors can count on is the reliability of dividend stocks to see them through. That’s why I like investing in dividend
Blue-chip stocks are like the foundation blocks of a portfolio. These strong low-beta stocks cushion the portfolio from market volatility and provide steady returns. Finding blue-chip stocks trading at a valuation gap is a relatively challenging task. When that opportunity arises, investors must act quickly. Undervalued blue-chip stocks may offer returns comparable to growth stocks.
There have been some concerns related to EV stocks over sales. However, the S&P report rightly points out that the “demise of EVs have been greatly exaggerated.” The report also mentions that battery electric passenger vehicles are “on track to post 13.3 million units worldwide.” In terms of year-on-year growth, the United States and Europe
As investors, small-cap stocks offer us the possibility of monumental returns. If you play your cards right, small-caps can deliver gains most blue chips could never match. Of course, there’s no reward without risk. Many small-cap companies fail because of a lack of funding or the inability to scale operations. But we can mitigate some
As we prepare to ring in 2024, there is optimism that growth stocks could continue to rebound to greater highs next year. Interest rate cuts expected by April may benefit high-growth companies that had difficulty accessing capital last year. Now is an opportune time to take a closer look at beaten-down growth stocks and consider
Investors should keep an eye on the flying cars or electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft sector in 2024. It is projected to reach $97 billion by 2030, growing at an annual rate of 11%. However, the projected growth for the industry in 2022 was only expected to reach $30 billion by 2030. Given the
The US economy appears to be achieving a soft landing from high inflation without recession as the personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index dropped to 2.6% YoY in November. The Federal Reserve, which targets 2% annual inflation, may consider cutting interest rates sooner than expected, given the unexpected decline in inflation rates. This back drop
Playing in the field of nano-cap stocks is similar to the concept of stealing bases. In a tight baseball game, every advantage counts. Therefore, you might get the signal from the manager to steal a bag. You could end up being the hero or end up looking like a fool. It’s a binary proposition: high
In today’s dynamic economic climate, it’s easy to overlook high-performing utilities stocks, which are known for delivering robust operational results and stable growth. Despite the market’s buoyancy, a closer examination reveals why utilities stocks for 2024 warrant serious attention. Uncertainty looms large in our economy. The recent labor market surge has prompted Wall Street to
Christmas seems incomplete without the tree, stockings, and presents. However, as we grow up, our preference for presents changes, and as we gain financial stability, the best present we can receive is something that will grow in value over the years. With the economy finally showing signs of improvement, it’s time to make your money
Crisis became an opportunity for lithium stocks. In fact, as I noted on Dec. 13, “I’d use the temporary, excessive fear as an opportunity. That’s because the pullback was ridiculously overdone. Sure, supply issues still exist. But down the line, we won’t have enough supply to meet growing demand.” Even lithium producers are still bullish.
Forget the outgoing year’s flavors of the week if you want to see sizable growth in your portfolio; instead, go the contrarian route and consider so-called underdog stocks. These may be the disappointments of 2023. Nevertheless, it’s sometimes the ideas that investors least expect that offer the biggest positive surprises. Let’s remind ourselves what happened