Following a surge of interest in environmental, social, governance (ESG) investing, many investors have begun seeking out undervalued ESG stocks. Indeed, many prefer to prioritize investments that fall in line with their values. Simultaneously, concerns about global warming, coupled with the rise of affordable and sustainable energy sources, have motivated many companies to reevaluate their

In the ever-evolving landscape of investing, the spotlight is on the top healthcare stocks to buy on the dip. The healthcare sector is highly known for its robust resilience and incredible growth potential. Once again, it’s been thrust into the limelight due to global health challenges. With inflation rearing its head and consumers prioritizing essentials,

While some market concepts may require extensive explanation, the directive behind sleeper stocks to buy is alarmingly simple: investors targeting publicly traded securities that don’t garner as much attention as their peers. By picking up under-appreciated ideas before the spotlight shines on them, you could score yourself a great deal. Of course, if it were

Due to the emergence of the newest technology in urban air mobility (UAM), undervalued flying car stocks are taking off. Generally, these companies are not well-understood by mainstream investors. Almost everyone has heard about Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) or the importance of electric vehicles, but people don’t naturally think outside the box. Sometimes the best opportunities can

It’s time to buy back into semiconductor stocks. With surging AI-centric advancements, and a potential quantum computing boom to boot, the industry is seeing a massive revival. For an idea of just how strong, look at the Vaneck Semiconductor ETF (NASDAQ:SMH). The ETF, which counts Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) and Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) as some of its biggest

Are you a growth or value investor? If you are unsure, you’re probably well suited to own one or two large-blend ETFs.  Some of the most popular types of large-blend ETFs are based on the S&P 500, Warren Buffett’s recommendation for most passive investors. A recent article from Morningstar.com pointed out that year-to-date through the

Low price stocks always catch the attention of investors with limited funds. A diversified portfolio can be created with these stocks. Of course, the necessary condition is low price stocks that have strong fundamentals. This column focuses on three under $20 stocks that are poised to double in the next 12 months. It’s worth noting

A Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) is a must for any investor’s portfolio. They provide exposure to real estate without the upfront cost of actually purchasing real estate. Investors can enjoy dividend yields. REITs are required to give 90% of taxable income back to investors in the form of dividend payments. The companies below offer

Amid a backdrop of mounting market uncertainty, many are betting on a potential crash fueled by recession whispers. Others are more hopeful, expecting a soft landing. Regardless, the U.S. Federal Reserve’s chess moves aim for a stable economic touchdown, even if interest rate cuts seem off the table. Hence, for those looking to navigate these

Airline stocks normally don’t move around too much, but they have been quite volatile since the Covid-19 pandemic. Lockdowns decimated the industry, but travel has been recovering. The removal of lockdown restrictions created a “revenge travel” phenomenon that has been going strong for two years.  Changes in consumer sentiment can create buying opportunities for investors.

The cannabis market is in disarray. In Canada, where the recreational drug was legalized nationwide in 2018, the market has all but collapsed. High government taxes have pushed cannabis users to a thriving black market while too many companies have oversupplied the legal industry. The result for cannabis companies has been poor sales and plunging

Healthcare is a sector that has underperformed the broader stock market this year. The S&P 500 Health Care Sector Index is down over 2.50% year-to-date versus a 17% gain in the benchmark S&P 500 index. The decline has been broad-based as investors focus their capital allocations on high-flying technology stocks at the expense of pharmaceutical

Bill Nygren, the long-time portfolio manager of the Oakmark Fund (MUTF:OAKMX), recently appeared on Morningstar’s The Long View podcast to discuss the markets. Having managed the $8 billion large-cap fund since 2000, the veteran investor’s hot stock picks are always in demand by investors.  In Nygren’s episode, he discusses financial stocks, pointing out that although the

Investors need to be aware of the volatility of their stocks. Owning too many high-volatility positions can create a scenario in which your portfolio loses more than the S&P 500 index during bear markets. The higher the beta, the more volatile the stock is expected to be relative to the S&P 500 index. Low-beta stocks

Many investors are currently seeking safe harbor, given the economic uncertainty and volatility in the market. While explosive growth stocks can generate life-changing gains during bull markets, they often face existential risk during downturns or crises. That’s why even growth-focused investors should allocate a portion of their portfolio to dependable blue-chip stocks. Blue-chip stocks represent