Mary Meeker, a prominent figure in the tech investment landscape, released a report last week urging a collaborative effort among the tech industry, government, and higher education institutions to accelerate artificial intelligence (AI) advancement, highlighting potential stocks to buy in the EdTech sector. The report emphasized the significance of the current moment, which Meeker describes
Many of yesterday’s meme stocks, once the favorites of speculative traders, now sit forgotten at the bottom of portfolios, their potential for massive gains long gone. The popular sentiment — “It’s only a loss if you sell” — offers little comfort in this scenario. Reinforcing the sentiment that meme stocks’ heyday is long past, many
Micro-cap stocks often get a bad rap, and for good reason. Many of these penny stocks are highly speculative and risky bets that can quickly go south. However, amid the sea of questionable micro-cap stocks, there are a few hidden gems with serious long-term potential. I believe the three stocks I’ll discuss today have the
As we enter the back half of 2024, I believe it’s time for a reality check. While the software rally has been fun, not all of these high-flying software stocks can justify their nosebleed valuations. Some appear bound to come back down to Earth. It’s worth digging deeper into Palantir (NYSE:PLTR), Salesforce (NYSE:CRM), and Snowflake
Looking for discounted Dividend Aristocrats? You’re at the right place. Dividend Aristocrats are stocks with a track record of at least 25 years of consecutive dividend growth and usually have higher valuations. Rather than being value or deep value stocks, they are more akin to the “wonderful business at fair price” stocks that investors like
It’s hard to think about selling a stock after the incredible first-half rally that’s beginning to carry into the second half. Undoubtedly, taking a bit of profit off the table while you’re up may be a wise idea, especially if you’re uneasy over slightly higher valuation multiples. That said, with numerous firms seizing AI opportunities,
If you’ve read all the warnings and still want to jump into some of the top penny stocks to buy, focus on the key fundamentals. That includes its earnings numbers, business models, product pipelines and what market they’re part of. You’ll also want to pay close attention to volume, especially volume spikes. That’s because volume
Investors seeking long-term stocks to buy and hold may certainly have trouble finding companies with attractive valuations in sectors with enough growth to consider. Various AI stocks are overpriced, and some of the more beaten-down areas of the market are ones many investors are avoiding for a reason. Thus, there’s a real paradox right now
Identifying the right stocks to buy can profoundly affect portfolio performance. Three standout companies may derive high returns. Each represents a compelling opportunity emerging through robust fundamentals and strategic initiatives aiming for growth in 2024 and beyond. The first on the list leads the charge for digital payments, showcasing impressive growth in transaction volumes and
Beaten-down stocks do rebound. And often, the reversal is dramatic. Just look at Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA). In the first half of the year, the electric vehicle maker’s stock was one of the worst performers in the benchmark S&P 500 index. But since the end of June, TSLA stock gained 44% and erased its previous loss on
I’m always looking for inspiration when it comes to finding quality stocks to buy. One of the best ways to find some is to check top portfolio managers’ holdings. Morningstar produced an article in May about U-Wen Kok and the fund she manages, Victory RS Global Fund (MUTF:RSGGX). Kok, based in San Francisco, is from
It’s no secret that this year’s presidential election in the United States will significantly impact the stock market. Whether the market reacts with optimism or pessimism to the party and candidate that wins, there will be an overall shift in market dynamics. Considering the outcome of the first presidential debate back in June and the
One key principle of long-term investing is letting your winners run. Charlies Munger reiterated this idea in his famous maxim; “The first rule of compounding: Never interrupt it unnecessarily.” This approach works with long-term stocks, especially those with durable competitive advantages. The following long-term stocks are well-positioned to deliver attractive shareholder returns for decades. First,
In the stock market, finding stocks at 52-week lows with the potential to yield massive price returns is a way to capitalize on undervalued assets. Certain companies hold solid fundamental strengths and strategic adaptations that extend beyond current market sentiments. Here, the focus is on seven stocks that might recover and thrive. Each company’s unique
Meme stocks looked to be on the comeback trail in May of this year after retail trader Keith Gill, known online as “Roaring Kitty,” made a triumphant return to social media after a three-year hiatus. By posting only a few cryptic memes heralding his return, Gill managed to more than double the share prices of
Blue-chip stocks tend to carry less risk than micro-cap stocks. Investing in established corporations with vast moats and plenty of recognition can lead to steady gains in the long run. Some household names are better than others, and investors can find several opportunities that feature undervalued blue-chip stocks. These stocks offer a higher margin of
It may seem contrarian to say artificial intelligence (AI) is overvalued. However, perception plays a key role. Many companies with skyrocketing share values over the last two years can thank investor misconceptions about the true added value of AI to a company’s operations. As a result, a few AI stocks to sell are potentially disingenuous.
Buying a stock is very easy but picking the right stock is tough. As we embark on the second half of the year, it is time to reevaluate your stock investment portfolio. The first half has been incredible for several stocks as the Nasdaq and S&P 500 steadily hit new highs and now is the
Summer travel is in full swing and the pent-up travel demand has given a boost to travel stocks. About 7.7 million people traveled by air on the Memorial Day weekend while a whopping 71 million people were expected to travel on the Fourth of July weekend. These two are the busiest weekends for travel companies before Christmas. Airlines and
MoneyWeek columnist Bill Bonner wrote in the June 28 edition of the U.K. financial publication that the two men running for president of the United States are perfect candidates for a nation in decline. That got me thinking about global stocks. Now, don’t get me wrong, I continue to believe the U.S. is one of
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