Stocks to buy

2023 was a year when growth outperformed value by a huge margin, led by the technology-heavy Nasdaq 100. However, in 2024, there might be a reversal of fortunes, given the numerous headwinds on the horizon. Thus, you should consider some smart investor stocks to weather the potential market turmoil. 2024 might be a challenging year, considering
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The future of the U.S. economy appears to be marked by significant challenges, as the national debt has surged to nearly $34 trillion. Amidst this economic backdrop, a majority of Americans, including voters from all parties, express negative sentiments about the state of the economy, highlighting the complexity and urgency of addressing the nation’s financial
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We finally made it to 2024. Last year was one to remember, with the threat of inflation pushing the economy to the brink of recession. But the economy proved resilient and artificial intelligence became all the rage. The market looks primed for a great 2024, so we should look at A-rated stocks to buy. This
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A triumphant narrative of resilience and strategic prowess across three divergent industries emerges in the ongoing roller-coaster, where markets teeter on the brink of uncertainty with stocks at 52-week lows. Picture this: the first one, the tech titan, navigating tumultuous waters with an arsenal of revenue streams and a cloud-centric strategy. Concurrently, the second unveils
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When you think about stock picks for 2024 related to artificial intelligence, the first name that likely comes to mind is Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA). If not NVDA, then pure-play technology companies rise to the forefront for obvious reasons. However, the beauty of digital intelligence is that the innovation is utilitarian, empowering practically all industries to benefit.
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In the world of ESG stocks, it is often believed that implementing ESG surrenders profitability. However, such a narrative is false. ESG investing can be narrowed down to three sub-categories: impact investing, positive screening and negative screening. Indeed, impact investing often ignores a firm’s financial prospects. However, positive and negative screening methods are contra concepts
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