After Wednesday’s painful market sell-off, investors seeking value and bountiful dividend stocks may have more of a chance to pounce. Indeed, the broader market indices are fresh off their worst day since 2022. At this juncture, it’s okay to be slightly rattled as you look to reposition ahead of a choppy move into mid- and
A string of subpar second-quarter earnings reports is hurting the stock market. The technology-laden Nasdaq index fell 3% (more than 500 points) after the initial financial results from mega-cap tech companies disappointed. However, the poor results are by no means limited to technology concerns. Restaurants, airlines, healthcare companies and some financial institutions have delivered earnings
The clock is ticking for Faraday Future Intelligent Electric (NASDAQ:FFIE). The upscale electric vehicle manufacturer faces several important deadlines in the weeks ahead. It has to get all of its Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) filings submitted by July 31 to come into compliance with Nasdaq listing requirements. And then it has to boost its
Artificial intelligence is the hottest sector on Wall Street right now. Indeed, it seems like every day, a new AI startup is popping up. These startups have had no trouble attracting huge sums of venture capital funding in 2024. Just look at Hebbia, which raised $130 million at a $700 million valuation in July. Or,
For the past two weeks, the stock market has been mired in its worst selloff of the year. Despite fantastic earnings from the tech sector, investors are caught in a selling frenzy on fears that the ‘AI Bubble’ is about to pop. But we think this morning’s encouraging GDP numbers should offer a reason for
While the most common current examples of artificial intelligence (AI) are the large language models (LLM) like OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Microsoft’s (NASDAQ:MSFT) Copilot, the future of the technology is likely far more multi-faceted than question-and-answer chatbots. Moreover, the current involvement of various tech companies in the development of AI means that some future AI stocks
When most people think of index funds, they gravitate toward the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite. It’s no surprise that these benchmarks receive the most attention. They have delivered solid historical returns and are filled with recognizable corporations like the Magnificent Seven. Those two indices also attract many investors because many of the alternatives
Sometimes, the success of a company can take the stock so high that it pushes investors away. It is due to this reason that the management announces a stock split. While a stock split does not change anything in terms of the fundamentals of the company, it makes it easier for investors to own the stock. 2024 has been the
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump recently unveiled his pick for vice president. At 39 years old, Ohio Senator JD Vance is a fresh face in Washington D.C. Despite being one of the most prominent millennial generation politicians out there, however, Vance holds surprisingly anti-electric vehicle sentiments. In fact, Vance has suggested the EV proponents are
The rotation out of technology stocks appears to have been short-lived. With second-quarter earnings season underway and the mega-cap technology companies reporting their results, we’re reminded yet again why tech stocks lead the market and are the best growth securities that investors can own. Whether it’s artificial intelligence (AI), cryptocurrencies, cloud computing, streaming, or e-commerce
Most companies have some debt, often accumulated during the low-interest rate environment from 2009 to 2021. Firms that are profitable may view debt positively, as a way to fund acquisitions, dividends and buybacks, making it easier for them to manage with relatively low carrying costs. However, for less profitable companies with high debt loads and
Wednesday was a brutal day for the broader markets, with the tech sector experiencing the most pain following yesterday’s unimpressive slate of big-tech earnings. A number of consumer stocks were also caught up in the downdraft, as the S&P 500 shed 2.3% of its value. Though it’s far too early to call a consumer spending
Uncovering the best game-changing stocks to buy is a true holy grail for achieving considerable financial returns while investing. Here are three standout companies ready to shift the valuation landscape. Understanding their fundamental strengths may lead to sharp and strategic investment decisions. To begin with, the first company on the list is experiencing high top-line
While the overall market hovers near an all-time high, retail stocks lagged. Take the SPDR S&P Retail ETF (NYSEARCA:XRT), for instance, the largest ETF in the space, which has yet to reclaim its 2021 highs. In fact, several major retail stocks have seen further dips recently. This divergence from the overall market likely presents a unique
Restaurant stocks have been hit rather hard in this inflationary climate. Thanks to customers’ resistance to higher prices, the pricing power of various fast-food firms has proven somewhat limited recently. However, I do think waning inflationary pressures and price rollbacks could help the quick-serve restaurant and fast-food firms stage a much-awaited comeback. Sure, some restaurants
Growing up, I was fascinated by the “The Jetsons” and their futuristic gadgets. One that caught my eye was their flying cars. Today, that idea no longer seems like a pipe dream. Several new companies have the vision to dedicate their capital and time to building these flying cars. However, the big names are also
With only four months before the presidential election, President Joe Biden has dropped out, endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris for president. However, with the odds favoring a second term for Donald Trump, it’s time to buy Trump victory stocks. We already know Trump has vowed to “drill, baby, drill,” which would be beneficial for domestic oil
On July 23, CNBC’s Jim Cramer said that U.S. consumers, on the whole, are tired of the elevated prices being charged by some firms. As a result, “They are pushing back on high prices, they are demanding bargains,” he stated. Since Cramer keeps a close eye on what many companies, including retailers, are saying, I
With the markets cooling down and investors rotating out of the “Magnificent 7” to take their profits, it’s time to take a look at some stocks that have been ignored as of late. The companies that have seen their stocks soar this year are great businesses. However, the optimism has likely been priced in by
There are deals to be found in the current market. If the goal is to buy low and sell high, then investors should find lots to like among value and blue-chip stocks that have been beaten down and whose share price has been in the red over the past year. While the overall market remains
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