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There are some multibagger hydrogen stocks that investors should have on their radars. Investing in companies involved in the hydrogen industry could potentially offer significant growth opportunities for investors. The shift towards clean energy and the increasing demand for sustainable solutions are driving factors. These could propel the hydrogen sector forward in the coming years.

Keep an eye on hydrogen stocks to buy on the dip. For one, according to Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm, as noted by E&E News, the “Treasury Department would come out with a final rule shortly referring to guidance for companies to obtain new hydrogen tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act.” Two, the hydrogen industry is arguing that

Flying car stocks have faced a small correction in 2024, but don’t let that dissuade you, there are still options available that can triple. eVTOLs remain on track for 2025 commercialization. Manufacturing will continue to scale up and major players in the space will announce further certification wins. Therefore, it is reasonable to anticipate that

The tech sector has delivered sizable returns for long-term investors. Many stocks in this sector have even outperformed the S&P 500. A few tech stocks do the heavy lifting for the index and can still bring portfolios to new heights. Investors can find small companies and hope that those firms will achieve incredible returns. However,

Oil prices have surged approximately 15% this year, hovering near $90 a barrel with expectations of remaining at elevated geopolitical tensions. This rise in oil prices was fueled by increasing tensions between Iran and Israel, raising concerns about broader conflicts in the Middle East. In this piece, we look at three energy plays to gain

Higher interest rates, pricier debt and an overemphasis on mega-caps over the past year mean that top small-cap stocks have played second fiddle to big-name giants like Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA). But tides seem to be turning as investors increasingly seek diversification away from a handful of high-multiple tech stocks and toward a more diverse array of

Investors often seek high-growth penny stocks as a means of providing market-beating gains during bull market periods. Many of the stocks in the smaller-capitalization world certainly have such impressive upside. However, this upside potential comes alongside higher risk, which must be taken into account. Of course, a number of penny stocks with viable long-term business

In the context of changing monetary policy, there is a growing expectation that interest rates will be lowered in the second part of the year. This is creating opportunities for wise investors to profit from calculated market movements. To begin with, the first one aims to expand globally, focusing on profitable but unexplored foreign markets.

I continue to be optimistic on the upside potential for quality growth stocks. However, for the next few quarters, I am inclined to increase the weight of blue-chip stocks in the portfolio. The key reason is potential delay in rate cuts that can negatively impact equities. While I don’t expect a deep correction, it’s important

In the blockchain finance space, knowledge of growth and its timing are important. For many people, the market growth was triggered by the accumulation of funds in Bitcoin ETFs. But few paid attention to another signal – the rise of stablecoins. While 2024 blurs the lines between traditional currencies and tokens, fiat assets are flowing

Many investors abandon highly promising shares with little chance of failing. The phenomenon has been exacerbated by overdone fears about elevated interest rates. Short sellers often believe that elevated rates will crush indebted, money-losing firms, regardless of their potential. These short sellers put huge downward pressure on small companies that are still in the red

Winston Churchill reportedly told the House of Commons, “Democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the others that have been tried.” You can say pretty much the same thing about dividend investing. It’s the worst investment strategy, except for all the others that have been devised. Studies show that stocks outperform all

Stocks specializing in real estate, such as real estate investment trusts (REITs), are a great option for investors seeking exposure to the real estate market without buying properties for a significant upfront cost. REITs are solid investment options because they typically offer very high dividends to investors. To be classified as real estate investment trusts,

Investor sentiment behind cannabis stocks has swung wildly over the past several years. It always seems to be a case of weighing the opportunity for further legalization against the fundamental realities of the sector. Years ago, when the sector opened up, sentiment was sky high. More recently, as profitability remains elusive, sentiment has waned. Further

Finding good chances is crucial for IT investors looking for long-term success in tech stocks. Three notable businesses have surfaced as strong candidates ready to influence the upcoming ten years. These businesses are similar in using cutting-edge AI technology to accelerate their growth. The first, renowned for its state-of-the-art CPUs, is leading the charge in

Data analytics company GlobalData projects that the AI market will grow 35% annually over the next few years, reaching $909 billion by 2030. Naturally, that’s made AI chip stocks extremely popular with investors.  Google the words “AI chip stocks” in quotation marks, and you will get 39,600 results. AI is undoubtedly a priority subject for

Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) says that by 2030, electric vehicles (EVs) will make up more than 35% of global new car sales. Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) remains the King of EVs despite consistent hurdles in recent months. But it’s evident that the competition is picking up, with other EV companies offering better models at better prices. According to Bank

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) finally fell, hard making Nvidia stock look vulnerable for the first time in a while. Analysts are focused on the $80 per share fall on April 19, it’s now trading 14% below where it was a month ago, when it peaked at $950/share. You could get in early on April 23 below $825.

The world of streaming is rapidly evolving, with more viewers cutting the cord and shifting towards on-demand content. This is why investors are on the hunt for the best streaming stocks to own in 2024.  The allure of on-demand content, personalized viewing experiences, and global accessibility has propelled streaming platforms forward. Their ability to adapt

The unwavering pursuit of stocks to make you a millionaire is both exhilarating and challenging. Identifying these superstar stocks requires a keen eye for spotting trends, understanding key financial metrics and being patient.  These unique companies possess a rare combination of visionary leadership, disruptive innovation and solid fundamentals. Additionally, they are at the forefront of