Stocks to buy

Fifty dollars doesn’t go very far today—unless you’re looking for under-$50 stocks to buy now and round out your portfolio. Although inflation growth may be declining, the current cost of goods and services remains significantly higher than two years ago. This discrepancy exists because inflation indexes measure ongoing growth, not actual price differences, leading to
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Technology stocks have outperformed other sectors since the turn of the year, collectively outpacing their nearest counterpart (financial services) by more than 2x. Although technology stocks can be cyclical, many are secular, meaning they possess the means to deliver returns throughout the economic cycle. As such, adding high-quality technology stocks to your portfolio is always
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You may have noticed increased broadband costs recently. Many ISP stocks adjust prices annually based on inflation rates like the Consumer Price Index (CPI) or Retail Price Index (RPI). Companies pass these costs on to consumers to maintain their profit margins. Additionally, the growing reliance on high-speed internet for remote work, online entertainment and e-commerce
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Sometimes the Street focuses on the wrong metrics and gets worried about problems that, in the long run, are actually pretty insignificant. For example, I remember that in the early 2010s, many investors were very concerned about Alphabet’s (NASDAQ:GOOG, NASDAQ:GOOGL) margins and spending. Of course, the firm (then known as Google) wound up growing tremendously,
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The fintech sector has rewarded many long-term investors. The industry is worth approximately $226.76 billion and is expected to achieve a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 16.8% from now until 2032.  In fact, corporations in the industry offer essential financial products and services. Loans make properties, cars and other resources more accessible to consumers. Credit and
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