Earnings season is drawing to a close, with more than 90% of stocks in the S&P 500 index having reported their first-quarter financial results. However, some big names still need to issue their Q1 prints. For a few of these companies, the stakes are high. Analysts and investors will be scrutinizing the data for signs
Real estate is the worst-performing sector, down over 5% year-to-date (YTD). Due to higher for longer rates, there has been a broad-based selloff. Investors are throwing out the baby with the bath water. And now, there are some cheap REITs to buy. The major issue for REITs has been the rise of the work-from-home phenomenon,
Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) strategists are urging investors to snap up U.S. government bonds, even if the economy doesn’t slow down. They believe bond yields could fall dramatically driven by “residual seasonality,” a statistical quirk that can sway economic data even after seasonal adjustments. This could lead to predicting a more rapid decline in inflation than
I’m not a GameStop (NYSE:GME) hater. In fact, I have never traded the stock, nor do I have any intention to. But when I see the market’s reaction to “the return of Roaring Kitty,” I can’t help but think that the Federal Reserve isn’t done raising rates. That liquidity is still too ample. This is
Inflation has turned into quite a sticky problem. At first, economists had assumed that the recent inflation spike was primarily driven by the pandemic and related shocks. The problems with supply chains, labor availability and others were supposedly just a blip rather than a structural change in the economy. Many economists used the word “transitory”
Murmurs of a potential hard economic landing are resurfacing after a marked downturn in U.S. GDP during the first-quarter (Q1). The U.S. economy slowed sharply in Q1, growing at just 1.6%, lagging significantly behind the 2.5% estimate. Moreover, a soft jobs report compounds those concerns further. Hence, it’s probably the right time to consider consumer
In this article GME RDDT Follow your favorite stocksCREATE FREE ACCOUNT Tiffany Hagler-Geard | Bloomberg | Getty Images GameStop has once again become a hot topic on Reddit‘s famed WallStreetBets page Monday after the man who helped make it a meme stock reappeared online. Mentions of the video game retailer on the Reddit forum topped
If you’re hunting for stocks with massive upside this month, look no further. Finding the following big winners in the wide world of the stock market may be difficult because possibilities frequently lie in plain sight. But despite all the chatter and conjecture, three jewels are lying low, glimmering with promise. These stocks provide appealing
Electric vehicle (EV) stocks have sparked divisive opinions among investors over the past few years. Though some feel that EVs still boast significant growth potential, others remain skeptical. Hence, given the market uncertainty, it may be an opportune time to pounce on the best EV stocks to buy. The sector is up against multiple obstacles
Dividend Aristocrats are a unique class of dividend stocks. They are companies that are members of the S&P 500 and have increased their payouts to shareholders for at least 25 years. That’s no small feat. Out of the thousands of publicly traded stocks on the market, only 68 stocks made the cut this year. This
The market is giving off signs that the appetite for large-cap stocks may be waning. Since the beginning of May, the S&P 500 is up 3.7%. By contrast, the Russell 2000 is up 5.1%. That may not seem like a huge difference, but if you’re looking for stocks that can beat the rate of inflation,
While it’s not dominating the news cycle like it did during the meme stock craze of 2021, the Reddit (NYSE:RDDT) message board r/WallStreetBets is still going strong. The sub-Reddit is still a main gathering place for retail investors to discuss, debate and dissect stocks and share ideas. Many of the comments, memes, and videos posted
High interest rates are here to stay. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said the fight against inflation had stalled and the central bank was leaving interest rates unchanged. It wasn’t unexpected but it means that costs will remain elevated for an extended period for business. The Fed will try to slow the economy through its
Adam Aron, the CEO of global movie-theater chain AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC), is a great cheerleader for the company. However, even Aron had to acknowledge a problem that impacted AMC Entertainment’s financial figures this year. As the company continues to bear the weight of massive debt, it’s wise to avoid AMC stock in 2024.
Investing in consumer stocks, particularly in the consumer staples sector, suits investors seeking reliability and stability in their portfolios. Consumer staples, such as food, beverages and household goods, are necessities that maintain consistent demand regardless of economic conditions. Companies in this sector often generate steady revenue and pay reliable dividends, offering a haven for investors
Keeping an eye on what Barclays and other large investment banking firms can provide insights into a stock’s market position. These price targets, like any other financial analysis, are predictions that cannot account for the human factors of a corporation, such as quality control, leadership, and productivity. Looking for stocks with lowered price targets helps
Cannabis may be one of the most controversial investing topics. But, it’s also turning out to be one of the most profitable. Look at Canopy Growth (NASDAQ:CGC), for example. Since bottoming out at around $2.77 in March, it hit a high of $14.92. Now at $9.86, it could race even higher. All thanks to substantial catalysts
The cruise industry has long been a popular choice for travelers seeking a unique and luxurious vacation experience. However, behind the glitz and glamor, the industry has been grappling with several inherent weaknesses. Those have left the sector particularly vulnerable to economic downturns and unforeseen crises. These susceptibilities have been brought to the forefront in
If big, boring banks aren’t worried about the rise of Robinhood Markets (NASDAQ:HOOD), they ought to be. Robinhood stock is volatile, but holding shares makes sense if you believe the financial-trading landscape is changing. Instead of fearing change, you can choose to accept and even embrace it. There’s no turning back the clock and no undoing
Lucid Group (NASDAQ:LCID) hasn’t re-hit all-time lows just yet, but give it time. Lucid stock should decrease in price based on its latest results and guidance updates. The issues of weak demand, cash burn, and shareholder dilution persist. Lucid may not be on the verge of experiencing a “game over” moment in the near-term, yet
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