Editor’s note: This article was previously published with the title, “ChatGPT’s Creator is Betting Big on This ‘Limitless Energy’ Breakthrough,” in June 2024. It has since been updated to include the most relevant information available. For a moment, imagine a world of limitless energy – where there’s so much energy produced that everyone, everywhere, can

There are many under-the-radar stocks quietly building empires that stock investors should know about. These are the types of relatively unknown firms that create wealth for investors. However, as a result of being unknown, most investors have no idea of their virtues. A few of the names discussed below are somewhat well-known but none are

There is some truth behind the old investment adage, “sell in May and go away.” The summer months tend to be stock market low points with September being one of the worst across all three major market indices. There is even a name for it: the September Effect. But for me, the summer doldrums mean

The space sector is projected to see substantial growth, with the global space economy expected to exceed $1 trillion by 2040. This growth is fueled by increased governmental and private investment in space exploration, making now a great time for investors to consider scooping up some undiscovered space stocks. Private investment in space startups has

If cash flow is most important to your financial or investment strategy, finding dividend stocks with the highest yields is likely a top priority. But I’d warn prospective income investors to avoid specific sectors, even if the yields seem top-notch. Specifically, REITs, business development companies (BDCs) and some high-yield ETFs like the Global X Nasdaq

Even as the S&P 500 reaches new highs, some investors are fleeing to value stocks as their best option for long-term growth. Growing Concerns about the investment concentration in growth indices create cause for concern, as in the S&P 500’s increased reliance on high-flying tech stocks like Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) to keep the party going. This

Uncovering stocks with the potency to thrive and dominate by 2030 is a base for sustainable portfolio growth. Here, the focus is on three standout companies’ strategic and financial edge that may lead the next decade. The first one leverages its pioneering role in haptic technology, fortified by strategic alliances with industry giants. These partnerships

We have little doubt that generative AI is in vogue on Wall Street, but this shouldn’t distract investors from the industry’s wider array of opportunities. Robotics leans heavily on artificial intelligence, and the strides being made in the sector will generate plenty of investment opportunities.  Innovative robotics firms can also capitalize on the great growth.

The markets have soared in the last six months, with a handful of hot stocks leading the charge. Equity benchmarks like the S&P 500 are charting new territories fueled by macroeconomic factors. In the first six months of the year, the index is up by an impressive 17.50%, recording new all-time highs 34 times this

While the pairing of artificial intelligence and healthcare may sound like something straight out of a science fiction movie, there are several avenues through which the high-speed data processing offered by AI can improve patient outcomes. From more precise diagnosis to pandemic modeling, the large-scale algorithmic models we call AI can help the world of

The reclassification of marijuana as a schedule III drug continues to move closer. The DEA continues to push to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug. That promises to improve the prospects of cannabis stocks. That said, there are a handful of cannabis stocks that thrive with or without reforms. While the reforms are certainly welcome,

Cars are here to stay. They are arguably the most important form of transportation for billions of people and have been so for decades. Almost certainly they will hold that position for decades to come. However, this vitality is not expressed as much as it should be in the stock market. Some car companies have

In the aftermath of Nvidia’s (NASDAQ:NVDA) historic trillion-dollar run, investors are scrambling to find the next potential trillion-dollar stocks to join the club. Quite a few contenders are nearing the mark regarding valuations, but the market cap isn’t everything. Investors looking for the next trillion-dollar stocks might have to look for more than that. I

Looking to round out your portfolio with cool stock options? Consider these currently undervalued cannabis stocks. Cannabis stocks give investors the chance to invest in something disruptive and revolutionary.  And though it’s now fully legal in 24 U.S. states, cannabis is still restricted at the federal level. The Justice Department moved to reclassify cannabis as

Last year, gold prices surged as investors sought alternatives to hedge their portfolios against rising inflation and economic uncertainty. Gold prices increased by over 13%, and demand for the precious metal reached 4,899 metric tons. This has contributed to the profitability of the gold industry this year, making gold stocks ideal investment options in the

Morgan Stanley predicts that the value ofthe space sector will reach $1 trillion annually by 2040, up from about $330 billion today, and certain space stocks could benefit greatly from that. Goldman Sachs has a similar outlook. Of course, satellites, satellite launchers, and defense systems are three of the most lucrative parts of the space

Undervalued solar stocks are quality investments as they are tapping a market expected to grow 7.3% yearly until 2029. In 2023, solar energy generated 5.6% of U.S. power, up from 4.8% a year earlier; California has the most solar power, 27.3%. The momentum is further boosted by new taxes on Chinese solar panels, rising power

How do you most accurately measure the most profitable stocks? Some look to earnings over time, while others prefer margin-based metrics. Cash flow is king to others; some think growth metrics are the way to go. But if these stats and measures don’t convert to portfolio gains, do they really matter? Instead, we’ll look at