Since I wrote about Amazon’s (NASDAQ:AMZN) $190 breakout, the stock has failed to breach the $200 territory. My original thesis cited the “Prime Day” effect where Amazon stock historically did well because of Prime Day (happening in mid-july this year), not to mention that July has traditionally been a good month for the markets. In addition,
Government incentives and shifts in consumer preferences have guided the momentous rise in NIO (NYSE:NIO) stock over the past several years. Nio’s revenue exceeded $7.8 billion for FY2023, but it’s losing its spark. A beleaguered economy in China coupled with intense competition have made it hard for the smaller EV maker to not just grow
Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) has gone up by nearly 50% over the past month. While some of this latest Tesla stock rally is on the heels of a well-received deliveries report, another factor has played a big role. That would be speculative hype regarding the company’s potential AI and Robotaxi catalysts. With this, investing legend Bill Gross
For income investors, there’s nothing better than getting a notification about your quarterly dividend check deposited into your account. So why not invest in monthly dividend stocks and get that same great feeling more frequently? I like investing in monthly dividend stocks because the steady cash flow allows you to accumulate wealth quicker. Through the
One reason to invest in stocks is to generate a stable income that can help finance your life without having to work all the time. This includes investing in high-dividend stocks. The appeal of dividend stocks, including those that pay high dividends, is passive income. A trait of low or high-dividend stocks is that they
The current state of the U.S. economy is somewhat optimistic yet still filled with uncertainties and risks, making it an excellent moment to uncover overvalued stocks to sell. On one hand, cautious optimism is supported by the Federal Reserve’s projected rate cut, which might lead to more accommodating financial conditions later in the year. However,
Amid multiple signs of a macroeconomic slowdown in the U.S. and increased competition in the advertising space, I advise investors to sell Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) stock. Also importantly, there is no indication that the company has a “killer” AI app. As a result, the Street does not seem very enamored with the company at this
Are you willing to give an ambitious electric vehicle startup a chance? Can you tolerate risk, volatility and drama? If so, then you might consider investing in Faraday Future Intelligent Electric (NASDAQ:FFIE). While there’s no guarantee of safety with Faraday Future stock, we’re giving it a “B” grade and it may be right for a small
It’s crucial to steer clear of potential pitfalls that could sink your portfolio. With the S&P 500 and Nasdaq posting impressive year-to-date gains, it’s tempting to get caught up in the bullish fervor. However, beneath the surface, there are warning signs that shouldn’t be ignored. In the near-term, the market’s resilience in the face of
Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ:RIVN) is in the middle of a tremendous run higher. A partnership with Volkswagen (OTCMKTS:VWAGY) will infuse billions into the electric vehicle automaker and give it an ownership stake in the company. The EV industry itself is showing life, with many automakers reporting robust deliveries for the second quarter. Many are reading this
Last week I warned about the energy use of Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) AI chips. The stock shrugged it off. Shares that sold for $118 as recently as June 24 are trading at $134 per share today. The worries are not being reflected in the stock price because they’re not yet hitting sales. Nvidia dominates the data
Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) is at its highest price in 2024 and has bounced more than 80% higher from its April lows. Better than expected second-quarter deliveries drove the shares higher and Tesla stock notched its ninth consecutive day of gains. While Ark Invest’s perma-bull Cathie Wood still sees the electric vehicle maker going on a 10x
The search for stability and stable returns over time ought to be a primary focus of most investors right now. Yes, risk-taking growth investors have been rewarded during this record bull market in recent decades. However, there’s an entire class of investors who haven’t lived through a crash and seen what it can do to
High-risk penny stocks are known for their volatility. They often feature low trading volumes, minimal prices and unstable financial and fundamental standings. This makes them more volatile than larger-cap stocks. However, for savvy investors, high-risk penny stocks can provide a pathway to substantial returns on a relatively small initial investment. When building a high-risk penny
Despite continued macro uncertainties in the global economy, growth stocks have continued to be on a tear. While it may be tempting to take profit with some of these winners, among them are stocks best considered to be growth stocks to hold. Yes, there are some growth stories out there where it may be wise
Oil and gas stocks can be some of the most undervalued stocks an investor can stumble upon. One of the reasons why is because of the stigma that surrounds investing into non-renewable energy assets, and this sentiment is prevalent whether we’re talking about an everyday market-watcher or a professional investor at a Wall Street firm.
As network connectivity improves worldwide, so does the ability to integrate wireless technologies like cloud computing. With these advancements, what were previously niche tech sectors have come to the forefront of the stock market. As the need for off-device computing increases with the push to bring artificial intelligence (AI) and large language models (LLMs) to
Investing in the stock market can be daunting, but finding once-in-a-lifetime stocks can offer considerable rewards. Here, the exploration concentrates on three such stocks with high growth potential. Despite their low stock prices, these companies exhibit impressive fundamentals that make them attractive investments. These companies’ solid top-line growth and expanding transaction volume showcase their market dominance
In April’s report, McKinsey & Company projected that the global space ecosystem will rise to a $1.79 trillion inflation-adjusted value by 2035 from $630 billion in 2023. This encompasses the entire infrastructure that leverages the space economy, including undervalued space stocks, from software and telecommunications to manufacturing and terrestrial equipment. While SpaceX is pushing the technological envelope and
Wall Street history shows that long-term stock investing is one of the key ingredients for lasting financial success. The S&P 500 index, regarded as the benchmark for U.S. stocks, has shown a historical average annualized return of around 10% since its inception in 1928 through the end of 2023. Similarly, from 1996 to mid-June 2022,
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