Buy-and-hold stocks don’t have to be boring. Often, investors looking for buy-and-hold stocks see recommendations centered around what can be called charitably value traps. Alternately, some recommend buy-and-hold stocks based purely on recent outperformance without looking at long-term potential or whether the company is objectively overvalued. These buy-and-hold stocks blend the best of both worlds,
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For many of the global problems today, the solution will arrive via air mobility in the near future. Too much traffic? Flying cars! Overloaded airports and other overworked transportation infrastructure? Facilities to handle passengers and cargo at alternate sites like heliports. Meeting the demands of the burgeoning consumer class across the world? Air mobility brings in goods and services ranging from healthcare products
Artificial intelligence (AI) stocks represent investing in the next technology frontier, as companies try to integrate AI to maximize efficiency. This has led to a massive bull market, with even sector giants jumping into the mix. This has led to multiple companies seeing triple-digit growth. While I can’t promise such returns on the investments recommended
Investors focused on dividend stocks for high yields will usually end up looking at mortgage real estate investment trusts (REITs) and business development companies (BDCs) because they offer extremely high yields. Mortgage REIT dividends tend to go down over time — so the trick to succeeding in these sectors is not buying and holding indefinitely.
From an enterprise perspective, 5G has been a game changer for high-speed data transfer and low-latency connections. Yet, many consumers report relatively unimpressive experiences with the 5th generation of telecommunication networks. Part of this might be due to the more niche benefits 5G provides over 4G and the fact that around 40% of users across
Investing in undervalued blue-chip stocks might be the safe harbor your portfolio needs at this time. In the past year, we’ve seen blue-chip stocks play second fiddle to tech stocks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which tracks 30 of the top blue-chip stocks, posted a modest 4.5% increase year-to-date, substantially behind the tech-heavy S&P 500’s
Cathie Wood’s portfolio hasn’t performed well in recent years. Ever since the post-pandemic boom ended, her performance has trailed the broader market. This has caused many investors to start taking a contrarian view of her bets. For example, the Tuttle Capital Short Innovation ETF (NASDAQ:SARK) exists, which is up almost 9% year-to-date during a market
Lithium carbonate is the essential rare earth mineral that technology companies and automakers alike leverage to develop batteries. The major tailwind that pushed lithium prices to all-time highs in 2022 was a surge in demand for electric vehicles (EVs) as well as intense competition in that space. Unfortunately, overproduction coupled with an EV market amidst
Solar stocks have been relatively hard hit due to the ongoing quantitative tightening that is resulted from high inflation. While the sector has suffered as the economy tackles inflation, a silver lining appears to be emerging. That silver lining comes in the form of artificial intelligence. AI seems to be the answer to every problem these
The S&P 500 has gained over 17% year-to-date (YTD), and it is turning out to be another great year for investors. However, amidst all the good news, some huge disappointments have surfaced for investors. These three stocks have been disastrous for their holders. Their value has fallen by double digits, and they show no signs
Short selling is like all investing in that it is part art, part science. Investors who pick short sale stocks use fundamental and technical indicators to inform their belief that a given share will decline in price. They also leverage instinct and a feeling that they’re correct. It’s exactly the same as buy and hold
Many penny stocks have potential to break through the “penny stock ceiling” of $5 per share. Conversely, a great deal of stocks are trading above “penny stock territory,” which could be best described as doomed penny stocks. While seemingly cheap today, these hopeless equities stand a strong chance of becoming even cheaper, due to worsening
Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) stock might be rallying, but electric vehicle maker still looks like a bad long-term investment idea. A fuse has been lit underneath Tesla stock. Since July 1, the company’s share price has risen 27%, erasing its previous losses on the year. Trading above $250 per share, TSLA stock appears to have momentum behind
Investing in individual stocks is not for the faint of heart, and can result in substantial losses for prospective investors. As Q3 2024 kicks off, now is a great time to consider the top toxic stocks to sell. While some stocks promise sustainable returns, others pose significant risks that can erode your investment capital. The
About the only positive for the Democrats when it comes to the June 27 debate between President Joe Biden and Republican candidate and former President Donald Trump is the catastrophe happened relatively early. Other than that, it was a huge victory for conservatives, which should then bode well for Trump Media & Technology Group (NASDAQ:DJT).
Electric vehicle manufacturer Lucid Group (NASDAQ:LCID) might produce sleek and powerful automobiles, but there are problems underneath the hood of this company. Instead of waiting for a miracle to happen, investors should cut their losses or, better yet, just avoid Lucid stock altogether. I have to respect Lucid Group’s loyal investors. They’ve suffered harsh losses this year. I wish
The gaming sector is will see a meteoric rise in valuation in the upcoming years. Even after a surge in gaming spending during the pandemic (and a consequent correction in 2022), the amount American consumers allocate to this continues to rise, reaching around $48 billion in fiscal year 2023. This is echoed globally, with the
In today’s adverse market conditions, understanding when to sell stocks is as crucial as knowing when to invest. The focus here is on three companies that should be considered for potential divestment. Each of these companies faces unique challenges that signal potential trouble for investors. Indeed, these companies have fundamental weaknesses. For instance, despite promising
Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) is a famous semiconductor developer, and its chief executive, Lisa Su, is a Wall Street celebrity. However, the market may be too optimistic about Advanced Micro Devices stock. It’s a tough call, but we’re assigning it a “B” grade for the time being. The recent price pullback from $200 may tempt you
While sustainable energy infrastructure might not address all of our power-related concerns, investors should nevertheless consider green energy stocks for the long haul. Fundamentally, the broader political and ideological winds are pushing in the direction of holistic sustainability. It’s no longer just a buzzword but increasingly a way of life. Enterprises need to respond to
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