Stocks to buy

EV stocks have witnessed a price correction in recent months. Sluggish sales have forced automakers to cut production or pivot back to hybrid vehicles. Inflationary pressures and supply chain headwinds, coupled with a tough macroeconomic backdrop, have prevented EV companies from meeting previously set targets. Consequently, Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA), the darling among EV stocks, has declined

In a shifting economy, there is an interplay between inflation, interest rates and economic data. Strategic maneuvering can lead to a difference between profit and loss. As interest rates may tumble, the possibilities create uncertainty across the investment space. Three distinct entities have emerged as protagonists in this competitive scenario of adaptation and growth. Each

Investors may want to jump into oversold Russell 2000 stocks. For one, after a rough outing in 2023, smaller-cap stocks are starting to come back strong. In fact, since bottoming out around 1,650 in late October, the Russell 2000 index has since rallied to 2,000. From here, it could easily see higher highs, with Goldman Sachs noting that

Artificial intelligence (AI) is unarguably a transformational technology. Pundits anticipate massive upheavals in the marketplace due to AI’s proliferation. Cathie Wood anticipates the global economy enjoying a $200 trillion in productivity by 2030. And, some companies are being transformed by it too. Their entire business models are completely altered after AI was introduced. Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT)

The quest for the best tech stocks to buy remains a top priority for investors. However, those with smaller portfolios might make the rookie mistake trying to maximize their accounts rather than seeking out high quality companies. However, the truth is that you can still find high quality growth stocks, but the returns might be

Tech stocks are surging ahead, leveraging the artificial intelligence revolution to outshine broader markets. With the S&P 500 boasting a 25% gain fueled by AI’s promise, it’s safe to say that tech stocks had a monumental run last year. However, with calls of a potential AI bubble burst this year, it’s imperative to use Wall

Artificial intelligence (AI) has eclipsed the metaverse in prominence of late, but the fascination with virtual worlds remains potent. We saw how the metaverse is never out of the equation, with the release of Apple’s (NASDAQ:AAPL) Vision Pro and Forbes buying land in The Sandbox. Yet, amidst the excitement, the unfolding narrative is marked with

In my Li Auto (NASDAQ:LI) stock analysis, I noticed that the company has outperformed every one of its U.S.-listed Chinese EV peers over the past year. That includes Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA), down more than 2% over the past 52 weeks compared to a 45% gain for Li.  What’s the company’s secret? The past year has been

Industrial stocks tend to get overlooked in today’s fast-paced, tech-driven markets. Many view them as boring relics of the past — not sexy or exciting enough to warrant attention. However, I believe that perception is about to change significantly. A handful of industrial Internet of Things (IoT) stocks are poised for massive growth as they

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) shares jumped 15% in early afternoon trading on Feb. 22. The NVDA stock analysis leading into the AI-focused chip designer reporting its Q4 2024 results suggested a massive quarter was likely. CEO Jensen Huang didn’t disappoint and up went its shares to an all-time high of $781.54 before falling back slightly as the day

This past week, the world’s leading AI chipmaker – Nvidia (NVDA) – made it abundantly clear that the AI Boom is here. And the party’s just getting started. The tech firm reported that its revenues rose more than 260% in the last quarter of 2023. And management also said that revenues will rise another 230%

Earlier in February, The New York Times reported on changes IBM (NYSE:IBM) has made to its pension plans that will likely save it millions in payments to its employees. This was the first time I’d read anything about the move. However, new stories about the subject started popping up as early as Nov. 7. Russell

The AI trade is alive and well, as Nvidia’s (NASDAQ:NVDA) earnings proved on February 21. It was one of the most awaited earnings reports this earnings season. Fortunately, the chip maker, regarded as the bellwether of AI stocks, delivered solid results. At a macro level, generative AI remains a priority spending area for companies. After

The tech sector has been filled with corporations that outperform the market or do most of the heavy lifting for index funds. These companies invest in innovative technology and optimize their existing digital infrastructures. Investors have made fortunes in this industry, and there’s plenty of additional upside if you have a lengthy time horizon. It’s

Investors have always searched for signs of bullishness in stocks that the market has discounted. The pursuit of value is never-ending. Those who can find bullish sleeper stocks among shares plagued by bearish sentiment stand to make a lot of money. Two of the stocks discussed below are plagued by bullish sentiment. Each of those

The future of the U.S. economy looks promising. Recent data indicates a significant increase in productivity, reminiscent of the economic boom experienced in the mid-1990s. Technology advances and the widespread adoption of hybrid work models contribute to this positive trend. If sustained, this surge in productivity could lead to higher wages, improved company profitability and

Chinese stocks have struggled, as indicated by the downtrend in the Shanghai index. It’s also noteworthy that the index has remained sideways (amid volatility) in the last five years. The reasons for depressed valuations include macroeconomic challenges and geopolitical factors. However, there is no doubt that several quality stocks in the Chinese market have overreacted

Just a year ago, most people were skeptical about AI. It seemed the general consensus was that this emerging technology was just the latest overhyped fad. Many figured its popularity would pass with time and prove to have little real-world, lasting value.  So much for that.  According to its latest earnings, Nvidia (NVDA) – the

With stocks up 200%, you face a dilemma. While you don’t want to fight momentum, you also don’t want to buy into excessive exuberance and jump into a stock at its top, forced to hold until break-even or sell for a loss down the road. These three companies represent solid picks among the handful of

The Russell 2000, an index tracking the performance of small-to-mid-cap companies, ended 2023 in better shape than when it started. In particular, Russell 2000 stocks 16.8% in 2023, below that of both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq indices, which appreciated 24.2% and 43.4%, respectively. The index had been trailing the S&P 500 and Nasdaq since then. In 2024, the Russell