Investors would be best served by reducing or eliminating their positions in the battered stocks discussed here. The markets have faltered somewhat over the past month, essentially trading sideways. The lull provides an opportunity for pair investors to pare their exposure to weak equities. Two of the three stocks discussed below legitimately are at risk
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Depending on where you look, the valuations of some of the more crowded semiconductor stocks may be getting a bit too hot to handle amid this stage in the AI boom. Undoubtedly, the AI revolution is changing the work world, and soon, the world’s most powerful large language models (LLMs) may find a home in
Growth stocks offer the potential to outperform the stock market. Picking individual growth stocks takes more effort than buying an ETF, but the returns can make it worth it. One common problem with growth investments is that they attract many investors and end up with high valuations. High P/E ratios and PEG ratios don’t leave
Identifying the best undervalued stocks to buy can be difficult in 2024 as investors navigate a tough macroeconomic environment. However, if you’re willing to look in the right places you can be on your mighty way. These undervalued stocks don’t necessarily have to be unknown by investors on Wall Street. However, they can often be
Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) has many powerful, negative catalysts at this point. Among the most important items are the automaker’s continued market share losses amid tough competition in the U.S. and China and the obvious hostility of the Biden administration towards the automaker. Also importantly, a large part of the American media appears to have significant animus
John Perkins delves into his past as an economic hitman, explaining the mechanisms and impacts of his actions on global economies. He critiques the fiat system and its role in geopolitical strategies and debt creation. Perkins also explores the potential of Bitcoin and decentralized technologies to challenge established economic controls. IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN:
– LEAPS = Long Term Equities Anticipated Securities – Stock options that are longer than one year – Buying out option premium on a longer-term horizon – Bought a year or more in advance – Options that expire and many of them decay over time much slower than shorter-term options – LEAPS allow you to
The markets are moving higher after a cooler reading on inflation stirs hopes that interest rates will be cut at some point in 2024. However, with many stocks still looking significantly overvalued, investors are on the hunt for undervalued cheap stocks. A cheap stock can be measured by fundamentals like its price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio. However,
These days, AI stocks are all the rage – and with good reason. We believe that as its underlying technology progresses, artificial intelligence will truly change the world over the next few years. And that will lead AI stocks to soar – and mint small fortunes for prescient investors. Though, if you’re following the mainstream
Retail has been a tough game over the last five years. The industry has contended with the pandemic, stores closures and a consumer shift to preferring online shopping. Since Covid-19 receded, retailers have been faced with the biggest surge of inflation in 40 years and the highest interest rates in 25 years. This has led
Many analysts forecast that an interest rate cut is coming by September. When that happens, speculative capital is likely to move away from large-cap stocks. That’s why it’s a good time to consider small-cap stocks to buy. As interest rates went higher in 2022 and 2023, small-cap stocks fell out of favor. Many of these
Finding untapped potential is like finding gold. Three organizations in the information technology maze stand out as silent giants with immense potential. These companies have tremendous development and innovation potential, offering investors tempting chances for significant gains. The first one shows that it can take advantage of growing consumer credit needs. It has record-breaking network
The three top performing stocks discussed below have appreciated in value by an average of 129.7% in 2024. Such torrid growth logically raises the question of what is possible moving forward. While a conservative investor might suggest that such growth is unsustainable, each of those firms is strongly positioned in the weight-loss pharmaceutical category. Sales
In the 1990s, some of us may have thought we would have had flying cars by now. In 2024, we may not have flying cars like the ones featured in those 1980s science fiction films. Indeed, Blade Runner-esque flying cars seem to be well off the table. That said, a class of intriguing electric vertical
The tech industry has seen remarkable growth, particularly over the past year, attracting retail and institutional investors. Identifying promising prospects is crucial for those seeking the following significant tech investments. From semiconductor leaders shaping vehicle electronics to AI advancements enhancing user experiences, several innovative companies stand out. Despite April’s tech sector decline, positive earnings surprises
If the market’s dramatic shifts this year leave you discombobulated, you’re not alone. But, despite widespread overvaluation across a range of tech stocks, plenty of cheap blue-chip stocks are ready to offer the portfolio stability we’re all desperately seeking. Amidst the current rally, we’ve seen stocks rise, plummet and rise again, driving investors toward small-caps,
Major indices continue to climb Despite ongoing concerns over sticky inflation, high interest rates and geopolitical tensions. Many shares defy the traditional “sell in May and go away” adage. This trend leaves investors wondering which stocks to buy to ride the ongoing surge in equities. Studies show that the S&P 500 Index has enjoyed 27
Penny stocks are a horrible investment. Selling for less than $1 per share, penny stocks are cheap for a reason. Many of the companies don’t even have a product or service consumers can buy. Instead, they try to lure investors in with a story about how big they can get one day. The appeal of
The retail sector can be broadly divided into consumer staples and discretionary. As the name suggests, staples typically imply essential products used by consumers. On the other hand, discretionary implies luxury or non-essential products. Both these segments are a key GDP growth driver for the U.S. economy. In general, high interest rates have negatively impacted
When investors talk about gains in the stock market, we usually think of high-flying growth and tech stocks. Over a long enough period, it can be the slow and steady compounders that build true wealth. If you’re looking for stability, exposure to real estate and a steady dividend, then real estate investment trust (REIT) stocks