The tech sector has been on an upward trend ever since AI came into the spotlight. Some companies, like Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) and Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA), saw massive growth in industry coverage and valuations and have shown no signs of slowing. However, a high-performing sector does not equate to all stocks performing well. Some stocks get battered
The latest employment figures saw indices rise. However, losses earlier in the week persist as investors remain cautious of the Fed’s stance on interest rate adjustments. Amid this climate, it’s essential to highlight a few potential Nasdaq stocks to sell. They could represent a shift from the buoyant sentiment a month ago when the Nasdaq
US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell attends a “Fed Listens” event in Washington, DC, on October 4, 2019. Eric Baradat | AFP | Getty Images A hotter-than-expected consumer price index reading rattled markets Wednesday, but markets are buzzing about an even more specific prices gauge contained within the data — the so-called supercore inflation reading.
The Nasdaq 100 has steadily outperformed the S&P 500. The Nasdaq has more than doubled over the past five years while the S&P 500 is only up by 78% during the same stretch. There is overlap between the stocks in both indices, but the Nasdaq 100 has been the clear winner. Top-performing index funds and ETFs can offer
If you are a value investor looking for undervalued stocks to buy, there are plenty of opportunities. The AI craze has captured all attention, with a handful of beneficiary stocks garnering the most interest. This has created pockets of value elsewhere. Indeed, opportunities for value investors are increasing due to some structural factors. As famed
Bears have faced a challenging few years, feeling like an eternity since the 2019 flash crash had pessimists forecasting a financial downturn akin to the 2008 crisis. Similarly, the early stages of the pandemic painted a grim economic picture — until unexpected monetary policies propelled stocks to unprecedented heights, even as reasonable assessments made them
Every investor should pay attention to Russell 2000 stocks with strong buy ratings. These stocks tend to have lower valuations compared to the highly-priced large-cap stocks in the FAANG group and the Nasdaq composite. After the strong bull run in the tech sector over the past several years, many investors are concerned about the high
Henrik Fisker’s second chance at an automotive company isn’t going so well. After founding Fisker Automotive in 2007 and releasing the Fisker Karma, he watched his first shot file for bankruptcy in 2013. Now, Fisker (OTCMKTS:FSRN) is at risk of experiencing the same fate. Fisker began trading in late 2020 following a SPAC merger valued
Wall Street continues assigning buy ratings for artificial intelligence (AI) stocks. The sector’s rally remains solid as corporations post record revenue and earnings. Some AI stocks have overstretched themselves and need perfection to justify their valuations. However, a few AI stocks can still deliver long-term gains. Although investors can analyze stocks, it’s a good idea
Dividend Aristocrats are stocks that are members of the S&P 500 index and have raised their dividend payouts yearly for 25 years or more. It’s an exclusive list of companies. Of the thousands of stocks on the market, only 68 were cut. That shows just how difficult it is. Yet, becoming a Dividend Aristocrat doesn’t
There are some EV stocks to sell for this April. Sometimes, it’s best to ditch companies that are underperformers, instead of hanging on for a chance to recover. The EV market has seen significant volatility in recent months, with many high-profile companies struggling to maintain momentum. Investors may want to consider selling off positions in EV
If you’re on the hunt for overlooked stocks to buy, look no further. Finding possible winners before they become popular picks might be the key to achieving sizable profits in the ever-changing world of stock investments. These seven stocks are quietly creating waves in various industries. From fintech and technology to manufacturing and retail, each
Amidst turbulence in the EV market, identifying EV stocks to offload in April is crucial. This past year has certainly posed challenges to this sector. Declining demand and increased incentives for EV buyers have prompted a period of re-consideration for many investors. In short, many more companies now appear to be on the brink of
There is confusion on whether electric vehicle sales have become a disaster or a booming segment. We have seen a dip in the demand for EVs over the past few months, and many believe that it is set to continue, while reports say that EV sales will continue to grow throughout the year. Only time will
The hydrogen economy can be a value creator for decades. Choosing the right hydrogen stocks to buy and holding with patience is the key to making millions from the hydrogen investment theme. It’s worth noting that global hydrogen consumption is already around 90 million tons per annum. However, “nearly all the hydrogen consumed today is
Plug Power stock (NASDAQ:PLUG) is in a difficult spot. The company obviously has a viable business and product. It has a list of top-name partners either using its products and services or helping it build out a vertical supply chain. On the other hand, Plug Power stock can’t make money. It is selling its fuel
Palantir stock (NYSE:PLTR) has emerged as a prominent AI stock, soaring more than 40% since the start of the year. This sort of surge places the stock as one of the best-performing tech names in the market during the first quarter. But questions obviously remain with respect to whether this AI-driven rally can continue, and if
With inflation over the last two years diminishing the dollar’s buying power, investors must focus on value more than ever. Some stocks, despite offering a piece of a high-performing company, are simply out of reach for the average retail investor. Moreover, the bull market could be cooling as ambiguous signals from the Federal Reserve regarding
An underappreciated part of investing is knowing when to cut your losses. No one bats a thousand in this field; even the best investors make some bad picks and come up with ideas that don’t pan out from time to time. It’s one thing to get a pick wrong. It’s quite another thing to stay
Inflation is proving to be stubborn. While the inflation rate in the U.S. has come down from a peak of 9.1% in 2022 to 3.2% today, it is getting difficult to push inflation back down to the U.S. Federal Reserve’s 2% annualized target. We’ll get the official inflation reading for March when the Consumer Price