First, let’s acknowledge the elephant in the room. Reasons remain unknown regarding the firing of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. Altman’s dismissal sent shockwaves through the technology sector, rattling several stocks that are heavily exposed to AI. However, OpenAI’s leadership change doesn’t diminish or affect the expected societal impact of AI and life-altering ways on our
This article is an excerpt from the InvestorPlace Digest newsletter. To get news like this delivered straight to your inbox, click here. Was 2023 a good year for growth stocks? At first glance, the answer seems obvious: an undeniable “yes.” Tech giants like Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) and Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG, NASDAQ:GOOGL) have ridden a surge in cloud computing
Value penny stocks have been associated with blockbuster returns in bull markets. Back in 2021, many penny stocks doubled or tripled in a matter of weeks. Of course, we are not in a similar bull market that’s characterized by euphoria among investors. However, several value penny stocks can deliver 5x or 10x returns in the
Some blue-chip stocks had it worse this year than others, particularly as bad news struck at the worst possible time. Markets hate unknowns and uncertainties, and a negative news cycle can crush a stock as investors and analysts weigh the potential long-term financial effects. But, in many cases, that bearish sentiment is overblown. Downward pressure
In an era of technological marvels, the semiconductor industry is the backbone of innovation, enabling the progression toward a smarter, interconnected world. Three key players emerge as pivotal forces shaping the future landscape of technology. Entrenched in relentless innovation, strategic expansions, and market dominance, these companies exhibit a blend of prowess and foresight that positions
In the ever-evolving landscape of the stock market, identifying undervalued stocks with exponential growth potential is akin to discovering hidden gems. Amidst this pursuit, three stocks under $10 emerge as promising contenders in their respective industries. Often overshadowed by higher-priced stocks, these companies exhibit remarkable strategies, operational resilience, and technological innovations that position them as
Navigating Wall Street’s topsy-turvy landscape since 2020 has been a voyage filled with unexpected twists and turns. It’s been incredibly challenging, from the depths of the coronavirus market crash to the peaks of a buoyant bull market, followed by another bearish downturn. However, amidst the chaos, the astute investor has a golden opportunity. Hidden within
U.S. equities markets appear to be entering another rally before the year ends. Positive data from a recently issued CPI report has led many interest rate speculators to believe the Federal Reserve is just about finished with its hike cycle. The result is traders and equities investors alike allocating more capital to value stocks. While
The article delves into the strategic prowess of the trio, unlocking the potential of the stock market giants poised for a future beyond 2025. These industry titans exhibit robust strategies and resilience in diverse markets, navigating challenges while capitalizing on high-growth sectors. This has led to stocks with momentum to buy. Each company sets a trajectory
The hype around artificial intelligence has settled down a bit lately as people get used to the technology, but there’s still a fascination with what these systems can do. One area of great interest is using AI to pick stocks. With access to massive amounts of data that no human could ever parse through, could
The stock market is a highly subjective place that is also governed by analytical objectivity. It’s easy to calculate a price-to-earnings ratio because it’s an objective number. It’s sometimes difficult to apply subjective determinations to that number. In other words, it’s easy to label a given stock as overvalued only to see its price remain
Screening for stocks with low price-to-earnings ratios is a great place to start when looking for value stocks, but your search for low P/E value stocks should not end there. That is, it’s not as if you can screen for the stocks with the lowest P/E ratios, purchase them, and expect to generate outsized returns.
Excitement over the generative artificial intelligence trend peaked several months ago. However, in recent weeks, renewed enthusiasm for Palantir Technologies (NYSE:PLTR) exposure to the AI mega-trend, sparked by its latest quarterly earnings release, has led to a further lift for PLTR stock. Although shares in the company, which provides AI and machine learning analytics software
Investors are always looking for the next great breakthrough in technology. As computers are indispensable tools for managing everything from finance to healthcare and smart cities, it only makes sense to look at the next stage of development and A-rated quantum computing stocks. Quantum computing is still in its early stages, but companies are already
It’s amazing, how some financial traders can look at a clear winner and worry that it will become a loser. Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock has performed extremely well in 2023 because of the company’s dominant position as a supplier of artificial intelligence (AI) chips. Sure, the naysayers can invent reasons to worry about Nvidia, but this won’t keep the company and
Timing the market can be strenuous, especially if you don’t have time to follow daily market news and gyrations. Instead, a better approach is identifying sustainable secular themes and picking suitable long-term stocks. Over the next decade, several trends will define our investment landscape. The markets widely appreciate some, like artificial intelligence and cloud computing.
Despite all of the business media’s frantic, recent warnings about electric-vehicle sales collapsing, the actual data tells a radically different story. Specifically, last quarter EV sales in the United States jumped 50% versus the same period a year earlier to 313,000. Moreover, Tesla’s (NASDAQ:TSLA) share of the U.S. EV market tumbled to 50% from 62%.
The October CPI report showed a lower-than-expected inflation rate, boosting the market sentiment and sparking a rally across various sectors. However, not all stocks are poised to benefit from positive macroeconomic news. Below are three risky stocks that investors should get rid of now before its too late. Aehr Test Systems (AEHR) Source: Shutterstock Aehr
Economies around the world are turning to clean energy sources in a bid to slow global warming, and that’s brought hydrogen stocks into demand. Hydrogen on its own is nothing new. Chemical companies have been producing and selling it for years. But using it as an energy source is a new concept. At present, it
In the shifting sands of the current stock market, discerning investors continue to navigate a labyrinth of uncertainties. Yet, the allure of long-term growth stocks remains undiminished. Amidst the cautionary tales, a trio of growth stocks to buy continue to stand out, boasting robust fundamentals and a promising long-term trajectory. These companies shine with resilience,