Everyone is talking about AI stocks these days – and for good reason. On Main Street, AI will forever change our society. On Wall Street, AI stocks will mint millionaires. This is like the rise of the internet in the early 1990s all over again. Back then, the novel internet was heralded as the future
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It may be hard to believe now, yet as recently as six months ago, one could classify Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) as a “deep value” stock. At the time, META stock was trading less than $100 per share. Compared to 2022 earnings forecasts, this meant you could buy the Facebook and Instagram parent at a low
There is no doubt on the point that commodities are among the most undervalued asset class. My view is underscored by the fact that commodities (Bloomberg Commodity Total Return Index) have delivered returns at a CAGR of 0.99% in the last 20 years. An extended bear market also implies a phase of under investment. This generally translates
Many investors may be enticed toward undervalued dividend stocks. Indeed, valuation is key for those with a long-term investing time horizon. Acquisition cost and return on investment over time are typically key metrics that matter. Indeed, many dividend stocks provide distributions that are unsustainable. Accordingly, finding companies that have a robust business model, and will be
Artificial Intelligence (or AI) is the latest and greatest buzzword on Wall Street. Given some of the AI-inspired rallies we’ve seen so far this year, it’s no wonder investors are looking for the best AI stocks with huge upside. According to Bank of America’s Savita Subramani, “AI mentions on corporate earnings calls are up 64%
Investors hunting for most of the hottest initial public offerings (IPOs) may have to wait for some time, especially as there is a recession on the horizon for late 2023. Still, that doesn’t mean there aren’t some hot IPOs you can watch out for that may go public in Fall 2023. The selection may not
For investors, electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Mullen Automotive (NASDAQ:MULN) is a “love it or hate it” kind of company. Yet, you can find a reasonable middle ground by taking a very small position in MULN stock. It’s worth considering as Mullen Automotive recently issued a flurry of positive press releases. First and foremost, I have
As you may already know, the next big event for Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ:RIVN) is today. That is, the latest quarterly results for RIVN stock will hit the street post-market. Given that the electric vehicle (or EV) maker’s quarterly production and delivery numbers were released over a month ago, there may not be too many negative
Meme stocks comprise a wide spectrum of companies ranging from those sensible investors steer clear of, to firms with near-universal respect. This list of investment ideas sourced from here pulls primarily from the latter. Several of the stocks listed below are absolute leaders in their respective industries, and among the most important firms globally. The rest
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One of the biggest investment opportunities of the next decade will be green energy stocks. As global leaders and organizations look to significantly reduce emissions and fight climate change issues, green energy could become among the most important investment ideas investors aren’t thinking about enough right now. Indeed, there’s plenty of progress happening on this
The technology industry has been marred by large-scale layoffs, an erosion of earnings, and cost-cutting measures, prompting investors to contemplate the worst tech dividend stocks. Though the sector has enjoyed an out performance driven by a few big players, the performances are few. Investors must be wary of tech dividend trap stocks in the current
Space truly is the final frontier for many investors. Increasingly, NASA and other government agencies are turning to private sector companies for help with things such as launching satellites and ferrying supplies to the International Space Station and building a lunar space station. Harvard Business Review declared “The Commercial Space Age Is Here” back in
The strength in stock market indices in 2023 is masking the stocks to sell now. Investors may remain vigilant in noticing the stocks flash red flags after firms posted quarterly results. Companies that reported a sharp drop in revenue are one of many major warning signs. Even if those stocks with bad fundamentals slumped after
China-based electric vehicle manufacturer Nio (NYSE:NIO) tried to spin its April delivery data as positive. However, NIO stock traders should consider whether the automaker is actually improving in its EV deliveries. Besides, it’s troublesome that Nio’s management is still not considering making its vehicles more affordable to the public by slashing prices. In China and elsewhere,
After a relatively impressive 2022, the best healthcare dividend stocks have hit a temporary rough patch this year. However, savvy investors shouldn’t let this blip deter them from wagering on this defensive sector for income stock opportunities. Amid economic turbulence, the healthcare industry stands as a reliable defensive play due to the large inelastic demand
Xpeng (NYSE:XPEV) shares drifted significantly lower during 2022. So far in 2023, however, XPEV stock has held steady, especially over the past month. Admittedly, this makes sense. Back in April, the China-based electric vehicle maker made a big announcement. This announcement could pave the way for a turnaround. But while the story with Xpeng might
It’s been a good year for Bill Gates. According to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, the Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) co-founder’s net worth is up $15.5 billion to $125 billion. The Seattle entrepreneur and philanthropist makes a significant amount from his Microsoft holdings. However, Bill Gates’ investing strategy also involves buying large positions in other well-run companies and
Although the next round of key inflation reports could change their tune, Federal Reserve officials for now remain adamant about raising interest rates to curb inflation. In fact, if they do it’s important to stay away from the worst dividend stocks for rising rates. Sure, plenty of contrarian investors believe that the Fed is on