The year 2023 defined by artificial intelligence. advances in the technology have resulted in excitement across the stock market that has propelled many shares much, much higher. As exciting as 2023 has been in that regard, 2024 looks like it could be even more so. Thus, these are the AI stocks to end you’ll regret
For many investors, 2023 was a time to take risk off the table. However, the recent musings by Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell have investors going to sleep with visions of rate cuts dancing in their heads. If you’re looking to put some capital to work in the market, meme stocks could be a popular
Investing in small-cap stocks with growth potential is for those looking to leverage the potential of young companies on the cusp of substantial growth. Often, these stocks are uncharted but brim with potential. Further, their appeal is underlined by the U.S. economy’s robust performance. It showed an annualized expansion of 4.9% in the third quarter
If we look at penny stocks or stocks trading under $10, it’s been a mixed year in terms of returns. This is unlike 2021 when low-priced stocks had a broad-based rally. Therefore, careful stock selection is the key to achieving multibagger returns. Also, 2024 is likely to be a mixed bag for growth and penny
As the future of work changes, so does education. Next-gen education stocks rapidly rise to meet learners as they adapt to changing trends and educational demands. But identifying the top education stocks to capitalize on a hazy future demands eschewing legacy models in favor of something different. Just look to 2U Inc. (NASDAQ:TWOU) for a
After a rocky 2022, there are finally signs that growth stocks are rebounding in 2023. While many investors got burned last year when high-flying tech names crashed, now could be the perfect time to look at promising, overlooked growth stocks with upside potential. The stock market could rebound with the easing of interest rates and
There are many paths to profit on Wall Street, but one of the best remains to buy high-yield dividend stocks. The regular income stream from these companies can juice your portfolio’s returns beyond what’s possible from simple capital appreciation. That’s because dividend stocks have a long history of outperforming non-payers and do so with less
Many sectors will grow in 2023, but few industries can keep up with artificial intelligence (AI). Many top AI stocks to buy have doubled over the past year, and some of them have even tripled. However, the hype for artificial intelligence creates some risks and can lead to companies rushing to claim AI is a
With the market looking very bullish to end the year, many investors may opt for growth over value. Artificial intelligence and potentially lower interest rates at some point in 2024 are certainly good reasons to consider growth stocks. But if you have a lower risk tolerance there’s still an argument to be made for value
As the bull market broadens into 2024, several long-term stocks can be expected to run higher. Well-known chart analyst Charlie Bilello points out that the “Magnificent Seven” gained 75% in 2023 while the other 493 companies in the S&P 500 index gained 12% over the past year. This leaves a sizable amount of catch-up room
Dividends remain an important source of income for many investors. And to be a Dividend Aristocrat is a rare feat and special accomplishment. These are stocks of companies that have raised their dividend payment to stockholders for 25 consecutive years or longer. Currently, only 68 Dividend Aristocrats are among the stocks listed in the S&P
When it comes to retail stocks, one area that investors should pay attention to is what they call “Organized Retail Crime,” or ORC for short. In 2023, retailers nationwide have been whining about the level of ORC in their stores. Financial blogger Barry Ritholtz, a very successful financial planner, discussed this subject in a mid-December
As 2024 approaches, the electric vehicle (EV) market is still electrifying investors’ portfolios with expanding growth and innovation. In this fast-changing sector, selecting the best EV stocks for next year is of great importance. As the world shifts toward electric vehicles, EV stocks for 2024 are companies that bet on a cleaner tomorrow. While looking
Every sector has clear winners and losers, a reality that holds even in the dynamic realm of artificial intelligence (AI). With the release of groundbreaking technologies, including ChatGPT, earlier this year, AI has taken the market by storm. This surge has made it challenging to sift through the hype and identify stocks that offer sustainable
Everybody and his uncle wants to invest in artificial intelligence (AI) nowadays. Yet, many stock traders are unaware of the huge opportunity with an AI-adjacent technology, quantum computing. IonQ (NYSE:IONQ) IONQ stock offers pure-play exposure to quantum computing, but this stock isn’t appropriate for every investor. IonQ is headquartered in Maryland, and the company develops
Although extremely risky, penny stocks can provide tactical value to a portfolio. The risk of losing it all is very real. Also, one should be willing to cut one’s losses if necessary. Careful company selection, heavy active management, and a good dose of luck could triple one’s initial investment. Let’s explore three companies that have
Many people saw the post-pandemic world as a period in which we’d see life gradually returning to normal, with digital nomads slowly returning to their offices. While that’s been true to some extent— many companies are recalling their workers back to the office— the trend toward working from home is here to stay. Remote working
In finance, three fintech stocks have been setting the stage for the next phase of fintech evolution. These companies exemplify the vibrant energy and adaptability within the financial sector, serving as prime examples of innovation. The first stock enjoys a double gross profit surge, and the second one, which leverages acquisitions’ impact on international market
Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker Nio (NYSE:NIO) seems like it should be doing better than it is. Sales are growing, it’s developing new, specialized chips for its cars and it has an innovative battery-swap business that it might just spin off into a stand-alone company. In China’s fast-growing EV market, that should spell success —
The New York Times published an article on December 11 about how Corporate America is testing the limits of its pricing power. I love the premise. Here in Canada, where I live, the common refrain from the media and anti-poverty groups is to blame grocery stores for the high cost of goods. The federal government