More and more Americans are looking for reliable, long-term stocks to bolster their retirement portfolios. While Americans continue to look for ways to retire younger, it is becoming harder to save for retirement. The effects of inflation and rising housing costs and future medical expenses have made it harder to retire. One way to counteract
Weakness in electric vehicle stocks is a buying opportunity. For one, EV sales are accelerating in the U.S. According to Kelley Blue Book, EV sales jumped about 11.3% in the second quarter to 330,463. Plus, as noted by Cox Automotive Director Stephanie Valdez Streaty, “We remain bullish on electric vehicle sales in the long term.
Monday’s sudden market crash disrupted investor sentiment. However, growing recession fears have investors pondering which stocks to sell in anticipation of a potential rotation into the Dow Jones. In July, investors were concerned that tech stocks had peaked after riding high on artificial intelligence (AI) developments. Some stocks were sold into more stable options concentrated
Hydrogen is quickly becoming an essential part of the green energy matrix. For this reason, I recommend that investors consider the best hydrogen stocks to buy. The hydrogen market is expected to expand in the future, with estimates placing it at $410 billion by 2030. This growth is due to increased innovation and significant spending
Dividend stocks are one of the best investments you can make. Companies that reward their shareholders with regular, growing payments can help to set you up for a comfortable retirement quickly. Yet not all dividend stocks are made equal. Sometimes company financials have deteriorated to the point where it has no business paying a dividend,
Investors got a case of the jitters on Monday when global stock market exchanges collapsed. While most recovered a bit from the worst of the decline and United States exchanges even rallied again on Tuesday, the threat of a recession hangs ominously over the market. That is why now is the perfect time to buy
Let’s break down some blue- chip stocks for stability when times get tough. This topic feels especially important now, with fears of recession rising. We can see this through the recent spikes in the CBOE Volatility Index. Also known as the “fear index,” it is up nearly 130% since July 29. Over the same period,
So far in 2024, healthcare stocks have run into periodic earnings challenges compared to historical first quarters. For example, quarterly earnings for healthcare stocks across the board were down 25% compared to first-quarter 2023 earnings. Even with this setback, the healthcare sector maintained positive returns year-to-date and is still the second largest component of the
Any investor who is looking for a stable source of income would be wise to consider monthly dividend stocks. Unlike traditional dividend stocks that pay out quarterly or annually, monthly dividend stocks provide a consistent and predictable income stream 12 times a year. That makes them attractive for retirees, income-focused investors, and anyone who wants
Remaining one of the most reputable fintech stocks in the market, SoFi Technologies (NASDAQ:SOFI) is boosted by its diverse financial services, banking and investment products. In Q1 of fiscal year 2024, the firm achieved a $581 million adjusted net revenue, which is a 26% increase from the prior year of 2023. Then, in Q2 FY24,
The Federal Reserve appears set to begin cutting interest rates in September. In fact, the cuts may be rather aggressive, with some traders starting to bet on 50 rather than 25 basis point cuts to try to support the job market. At first glance, this might seem like good news for financial stocks. After all,
The recession alarm bells are ringing loudly, and many are getting an eerie sense of déjà vu from 2007. Back then, the economic indicators suddenly turned blood red, catching many off guard despite the seemingly solid market fundamentals and macroeconomic landscape. It’s hard to shake the feeling that we could see a similar downturn, though
Political tensions have intensified, with Vice President Kamala Harris narrowing the gap in the race against former President Donald Trump. This uncertainty positions stable dividend stocks as wise choices for investors looking to protect their portfolios against volatility in this uncertain political climate. Top large-cap dividend stocks can stand out from the rest. Size matters
On the heels of the recent release of a weak jobs report, now may be the time to figure out what are the consumer discretionary stocks to sell. Sure, economists and pundits may argue that this latest jobs report is not necessarily a sign of a looming U.S. recession. Still, you may want to err
As the augmented reality (AR) market continues to evolve, excitement around its potential has led to inflated valuations for several stocks within the sector. However, the reality of technological integration and consumer adoption has not kept pace with investor expectations. This mismatch is particularly problematic as AR firms struggle with the complexities of refining AR
Renewable energy stocks haven’t been able to withstand the market pressure and have shown high volatility over the past few quarters. Besides the surplus inventory, the political environment and macroeconomic situations have led to a profit drop. The high rates have hit the companies hard. However, we are all transitioning towards renewable energy adoption and
The term “blue chip” tends to conjure images of stability and trust. But, not all companies in this category are performing well enough to justify a long-term position. Pair this reality with the broader rout currently rocking global markets and knowing which blue-chip stocks to sell becomes a must. Beyond the traditional quarterly metrics like
Exploring the market for companies that could yield massive returns in a few years can be daunting. With high flyers soaring left and right, sticking to your gut and playing the long game takes discipline. However, with diligence and clarity, identifying stocks with the potential to 10x your investment is easier. So, what do you
Markets tanked on Monday because the Japanese central bank raised its interest rate to 0.25%. Interest rates were originally at a benchmark between 0 and 0.1, meaning a minor 15- to 25-basis-point increase had significant consequences for investors who were making margin calls with Yen. Investors raced to sell off their stock and repay their
The U.S. presidential election is heating up. We’re less than 100 days away from the big vote now. The decision by Democrats to swap President Joe Biden for Vice President Kamala Harris has shaken up the race and seemingly given the party momentum, at least judging from current polling. Markets have gotten rocky over the
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