Judging which growth stocks are good long-term bets is trickier than you might expect. These fast-moving businesses can be hard to forecast, and changes in their broader industries could quickly lift up (or sink) these growth names in short order. However, there is one metric you need to keep in mind above all else: profitability. This is by far the most important factor,
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Perhaps the first word you’re looking for when investing in the best retirement stocks to buy is ‘resiliency’. Hence, you’re looking to load up on stocks that have weathered the storms of time, delivering sturdy returns. These companies typically offer indispensable products and services bolstered by strong brand equity and solid financial health. Additionally, in
In January, I published MarketMaster AI’s top 500 stocks to buy for 2024. My AI-powered system was warning of a market pullback, and to counter the effect, it focused on higher-quality growth companies. The results have been excellent so far. A and A+ rated stocks have since averaged a 5% return year to date, well
If you asked Warren Buffett what stocks to buy right now, he would probably tell you to buy an S&P 500 index fund. Moreover, Buffett recommends buying this low-cost index consistently, whether the market is up or down, as it tends to even out over time. Most people might not consider this the most exciting
Bloomberg columnist Matt Levine wondered on May 13 if GameStop (NYSE:GME) was back. He was speaking about the video game retailer’s 70% surge in its share price after Keith Gill, a celebrity investor known as “Roaring Kitty”, posted on X (formerly Twitter) for the first time since June 2021. Everyone and their dog has since
Cannabis stocks to buy are rallying after the U.S. Department of Justice proposed reclassifying marijuana as a less risky Schedule III drug. Following the DOJ’s proposal, President Biden came out on X, commending the move while signaling a rosier future for cannabis stocks. DOJ’s move essentially validates the decades-long struggle for cannabis reform. More importantly, the reclassification will result
Investors beware. Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX) is likely has further to fall before it hits bottom. Starbucks stock is down 25% over the last 12 months, including an 18% drop so far this year. The share price has barely moved since 2019. Value investors may consider buying Starbucks stock at its 52-week low. It’s a mistake because
We’re still sitting ducks when it comes to cyberattacks, which creates an opportunity for some of the top cybersecurity stocks to buy. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) just warned that attacks against water utilities are becoming more frequent and severe. They’re also urging water systems to take immediate action to protect the nation’s drinking water. In
Fortune reported in early May that the lower-income consumer was struggling to stay afloat. As a result, some companies will suffer from this situation, while others will benefit, providing investors with new ideas for stocks to buy and sell. “‘The lower income consumer in the U.S. is stretched,’ PepsiCo CEO Ramon Laguarta said late last
Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD), commonly known as just AMD, is sometimes a darling of the markets. Investors often ignore AMD because of “shinier” distractions. They always return to AMD, eventually. AMD stock deserves a “B” grade for most long-term portfolios. We’ll discuss valuation concerns related to AMD. These concerns aren’t a deal breaker. Successful companies justify
Finding prospects in the semiconductor business are still abundant, especially for companies with sound financial standing, efficient operations, and strategic vision. These three semiconductor stocks have the potential to yield significant profits. Every business highlights distinct advantages and approaches that support its potential for expansion. The first one does a great job of keeping costs
Once the king of the EV sector, Tesla’s (NASDAQ:TSLA) outlook has clearly shifted. The company has long defied critics, but it’s clear that the company is at a key crossroads. Now down nearly 30% year-to-date (a marked improvement off its lows), some bulls may be looking for signs that now’s the time to add to
Plug Power (NASDAQ:PLUG) is at the forefront of the hydrogen-power movement of the 2020s. However, it’s not prudent to over-invest in Plug Power. Position sizing is crucial with Plug Power stock, as there are risks involved and share-price volatility should be expected. Don’t get me wrong. I’m rooting for Plug Power to succeed and eventually post a
While determining which hydrogen stocks to buy provides an intriguing opportunity, investors must have the patience to strike gold. Hydrogen is a fantastic idea but is underutilized in the automobile industry, long-haul freight, and even utility-scale projects. That makes it tough to create a large-scale business, which is what would be necessary to drive explosive growth.
Wall Street can’t seem to get its act straight when it comes to Nio (NYSE:NIO) stock. As my colleague Eddie Pan recently noted, during the first quarter Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) was the biggest buyer of the Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer’s stock. The investment house scooped up 10.1 million shares of NIO, increasing its stake in
Trying to strike a balance between growth and stability is tough. On the one hand, you could stack too much cash into speculative stocks with near-term promises that fizzle into nothing when the rubber meets the road, such as Virgin Galactic (NYSE:SPCE). On the other hand, go for too stable a selection, and you end
There are many paths to greater wealth. While some are longer than others, I think it’s only prudent to have an investment horizon long enough to allow you to recover from the odd setback. No investor is perfect. Mistakes will happen along the way. The important thing is to minimize the impact of said investment
It’s a great time to be looking at healthcare stocks to buy now. According to research from BlackRock, U.S. healthcare stocks have outperformed the overall stock market by an average of 10% over the past seven recessions. Given high interest rates, inflation and the possibility of an economic slowdown in coming months, it could be
U.S. equities appear to be back on the rise in May. After suffering significant losses in the month of April, both the S&P500 and tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite have more than recovered. In fact, the Nasdaq has risen 11.24% as of the end of Friday’s trading session. Leading the rise of U.S.-listed stocks has largely been
Never before in recent U.S. history has the construction industry had so much investment potential. Today, the scale of infrastructure and resources needed to complete modern projects can lead to both extraordinary financial risk and exceptional reward for investors. Much of the U.S. requires significant infrastructural and housing expansion, leading to lucrative opportunities for the
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