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FOMO is carrying the day, week and month on Wall Street. And the rally is starting to spread beyond the tech sector. This means some blue-chip stocks are beginning to catch a bid. That’s encouraging news. However, while this rally may have legs, there are still some blue-chip stocks to avoid. Blue-chip stocks are sought
One of the most exciting times to invest is when an industry is at a nascent growth stage. Of course, the risk is high, but returns can be multi-fold in the blink of an eye. One such industry that looks promising is the global market for flying cars. Given investor attention and technological developments, flying
Innovation breeds opportunity across all industries. That’s why fintech stocks are so attractive. They promise to reshape the traditional financial, banking, and payments landscape creating value in the process. Investors are well aware that the fintech space is growing rapidly. They understand that compound annual growth rates in the sector will continue in the double
In this article ISRG KNX COF PPG CSX Follow your favorite stocksCREATE FREE ACCOUNT A CSX freight train is seen in Orlando. Paul Hennessy | Lightrocket | Getty Images Check out the companies making headlines in after-hour trading. CSX — The transportation company dropped 5% after missing Wall Street expectations for revenue in the second
The stock market has been on fire, with the Standards and Practices 500 now just 5% away from its all-time high. Who would have thought that was in the cards for the first seven months of 2023? Despite the rally, there are still a number of hidden gem stocks and overlooked stocks that investors can get
Investors seeking income from dividend stocks should carefully consider the yield offered. While the average yield in the S&P 500 is 1.56%, some stocks offer double or even triple that amount. The goal is to find reliable blue-chip companies that pay above-average dividends quarterly. Of course, hundreds of such companies are tempting the average investor.
When it comes to cybersecurity, we’re sitting ducks, creating big opportunities for cybersecurity stocks. After all these years, we’re still not prepared for more cyberattacks. That includes the U.S. government, individuals, major corporations, schools, and cities just to name a few. Even as recently as June, U.S. government agencies were hit by a global cyberattack.
When it comes to investing, the best offense is usually a really good defense. While strong growth is important, it is usually not as important as holding defensive stocks that can hold up when a broad-based market downturn happens, such as the one we saw in 2022. Defensive stocks can help to lessen gyrations in
Regarding the best stocks to buy, some investors look to analyst consensus stocks — companies that everyone on Wall Street fawns over. I did a quick Finviz.com screen of S&P 500 companies. The lowest rating from analysts — the lower, the better — was 1.50 for DexCom (NASDAQ:DXCM), a maker of glucose monitoring systems. The
.The stock market has been on a tear this year, driven by the excitement over artificial intelligence and its applications. But while everyone is chasing the next big thing, many investors are missing out on some hidden gems trading at bargain prices. The recent hype has overshadowed many solid businesses, and they receive little attention
Long-term stocks to buy represent the antithesis of immediacy bias or the tendency of desiring instant rewards over the attainment of additional value at some point in the future. In the market, immediacy bias can also be problematic because it may lull investors into believing that present circumstances will continue indefinitely. In reality, the market
Many bargain growth stocks with strong fundamentals are now trading at attractive valuations. These stocks have been sold off aggressively over the last two years, and remain under-appreciated. While Wall Street is busy with artificial intelligence, these businesses have quietly been improving their financials and their profitability and efficiency these past two years. These growth stocks
Usually, the largest and most-established publicly traded enterprises offer sensible investment ideas but that’s no guarantee, which brings us to the topic of blue-chip stocks to sell. Unfortunately, even the giants aren’t immune to worrying market risks. And as we learned in physics class, the gravitational pull of the Earth is the same for all
Dividend stocks to buy as a concept offers universal relevance because of the underlying passive income. While nothing is guaranteed in the market, if you acquire shares of established enterprises that reward their shareholders with consistent payouts, dividend investing can bolster confidence. You have reasonable assurances that every quarter (or sometimes every month), you’re going
If you’re new to investing in artificial intelligence (AI), the AI stocks you probably started with were Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA), and Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL)/(NASDAQ:GOOG). They are all good companies and all big into AI. However, I’m more interested in the less obvious selections. Tech names that either are smaller and fly below the radar or
Many analysts have been calling for an imminent recession. And yet, the economy keeps hanging in there. In fact, it’s a great time to be looking for bargain consumer stocks as Americans show little sign of slowing down their shopping heading into the back half of 2023. Certain risks were shaking up the market. Interest
Investing is about building a stable long-term portfolio, not just seeking immediate gains. In a mixed economic climate with rising employment figures, savvy investors seek forever stocks. These market treasures provide substantial long-term gains, ensuring portfolio resilience across market cycles, regardless of economic fluctuations. Forever stocks are the stalwarts of the investment world. These include
Master limited partnerships, otherwise known as MLPs, are appealing to income investors. MLPs widely offer high distribution yields above 5%. A select few MLPs even have yields above 10%. Of course, investors should always do their due diligence to make sure the underlying distribution is secure. Many high-yield stocks have a tendency to cut or
The first batch of mega-cap tech earnings arrived last night, as streaming giant Netflix (NFLX) and EV titan Tesla (TSLA) announced their quarterly reports. At first glance, the numbers weren’t great. After all, both TSLA and NFLX stock dropped after earnings were released. However, a detailed analysis of Netflix’s and Tesla’s earnings shows that the