As the stock market navigates through 2024, certain stocks are showing signs that they might not be the best holdings for your portfolio. Here are three “ticking time bombs” that investors might consider as stocks to sell, to preserve capital and improve one’s overall risk-adjusted returns. Some stocks on this list have high valuations that
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The S&P 500 has continued to receive bullish forecasts from market analysts, including recent analyst upgrades. Some suggest the index could reach a target of 6,100 by the end of the year. The optimism is grounded in the index’s foundation of earnings growth, with additional support from favorable inflation news and expectations of a Federal
Airlines are seeing record numbers of travelers this year. All of which could provide a good deal of lift for currently undervalued airline stocks. Better yet, according to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), flight cancellations in the first half of the year were at 1.4%, the lowest in over a decade. “This year’s record-breaking air travel
Seven companies offer a safety net against market volatility and constant dividend payments for those looking for a stable source of income. High-yield dividend companies are particularly appealing in the uncertain, higher-for-longer economic environment. Their solid financial foundations enable them to pay out large and regular dividends. Meanwhile, the first one leverages its strong market
As regulations gradually turn friendlier, the global cannabis market is at an inflection point of growth. By the end of the decade, there are likely to be several massive wealth creators among cannabis stocks. Of course, with industry potential, there is intense competition. However, in the next few years, the industry will witness consolidation and
It might seem like it’s way too late to be looking for undervalued software stocks in July 2024. After all, the Nasdaq 100 Index has been going virtually straight up for the past two years. Most companies related to growth fields such as artificial intelligence (AI) have already rocketed higher in recent months. Valuations are
One of the more exciting yet admittedly risky types of investing is buying into cheap drug developer stocks early in their company life cycle. That’s because the world of drug development and biotech research tends to rely on big market-moving moments like regulatory approvals and clinical trial results. Thus, these stocks, especially when trading at
Dividend stocks have long been investor favorites. Not only do dividends provide a reliable stream of income but they also increase a portfolio’s returns over time. They get even more exciting if they’re undervalued dividend stocks. Since 1930, dividend stocks outperformed all other classes of stocks. The Hartford Funds found that over the last 95
The market has been in bull mode for the past two years. But as we all know, most stocks benefiting from this bullishness have been big-cap tech growth stocks. However, I believe now is a good time to look into some tiny stocks. These stocks haven’t done nearly as well. So, it’s true that investors
Some thin trading activity could be ahead for the broader markets but don’t count out the red-hot momentum plays, many of which could continue to inch closer to a breakout. Of course, July isn’t exactly the most action-packed month for stocks, especially as many investors, traders and other market participants look to take some much-needed
If you’re looking for cheap stocks to buy, Canada’s national newspaper, The Globe and Mail, had an article from the Contra Guys, Benj Gallander and Ben Stadelmann. The duo run an investment newsletter, Contra the Heard, which focuses on undervalued and unloved stocks. Their Globe article had to do with Ambev (NYSE:ABEV), the Brazilian subsidiary
Here are three prominent companies that exemplify the strengths of real estate income stocks: consistent dividends, financial performance and strategic growth potential. The first one on the list stands out, focusing on providing reliable and growing monthly dividends. The second one is in retail real estate, which boasts high occupancy rates and substantial cash reserves.
Investing in retirement takes some forethought and planning. Stocks need to offer both growth and protection for investors in their twilight years. Ideally, they should also pay a regular dividend that can serve as an important source of income for retired investors or be reinvested to help grow a portfolio. Putting one’s nest egg into
Investing in the stock market can be a highly rewarding pursuit. However, it also brings an oasis of risks. Some stocks possess significant financial and operational weaknesses that may lead to declines in their value. Here, the focus is on three such stocks considered for the list of stocks to sell. Each of these companies is a
Artificial Intelligence, or AI, has been the hottest sector in the stock market. Since OpenAI released ChatGPT in November 2022, it has been a race to develop the best and smartest generative AI platforms. Bloomberg Intelligence issued a report that potentially valued the generative AI industry at $1.3 trillion by 2032. The AI hardware sector has
It’s crucial to steer clear of potential pitfalls that could sink your portfolio. With the S&P 500 and Nasdaq posting impressive year-to-date gains, it’s tempting to get caught up in the bullish fervor. However, beneath the surface, there are warning signs that shouldn’t be ignored. In the near-term, the market’s resilience in the face of
Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ:RIVN) is in the middle of a tremendous run higher. A partnership with Volkswagen (OTCMKTS:VWAGY) will infuse billions into the electric vehicle automaker and give it an ownership stake in the company. The EV industry itself is showing life, with many automakers reporting robust deliveries for the second quarter. Many are reading this
Last week I warned about the energy use of Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) AI chips. The stock shrugged it off. Shares that sold for $118 as recently as June 24 are trading at $134 per share today. The worries are not being reflected in the stock price because they’re not yet hitting sales. Nvidia dominates the data
Since I wrote about Amazon’s (NASDAQ:AMZN) $190 breakout, the stock has failed to breach the $200 territory. My original thesis cited the “Prime Day” effect where Amazon stock historically did well because of Prime Day (happening in mid-july this year), not to mention that July has traditionally been a good month for the markets. In addition,
Government incentives and shifts in consumer preferences have guided the momentous rise in NIO (NYSE:NIO) stock over the past several years. Nio’s revenue exceeded $7.8 billion for FY2023, but it’s losing its spark. A beleaguered economy in China coupled with intense competition have made it hard for the smaller EV maker to not just grow
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