Stocks to buy

Boxing is a dangerous sport. Bare-knuckled fighting is even worse. Along with the long-term risks associated with repeated blows to the head, going no holds barred can potentially lead to catastrophic acute injuries, even the very risk of being “unalived,” to use the algorithm-friendly term. What does this have to do with hypergrowth stocks? In

If you can count, you may find healthcare stocks focused on the aging population to be a compelling opportunity. What do I mean? When it comes to the senior care sector, the fundamental argument comes down to one word repeated three times: demographics, demographics, demographics. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the “U.S. population age

This summer is set to be a record breaker – with multiple heatwaves already impacting millions of people across the U.S. – even though we are still at the start of July. The weather has been so extreme that, tragically, people have passed away due to the heat this year.  The heat will naturally cause

To use a sports analogy, innovative small-cap stocks are akin to drafting college football players or picking out compelling prospects in baseball. While these players may have performed exceptionally well in the amateur leagues, there’s no guarantee that said performance will translate into the top tier of competition. However, when you do find the next

The 2020s have been a rollercoaster so far, and who knows what the next ten years could hold for us. However, if we narrow the lens down to just the stock market, it’s been nothing but stellar for the past year and a half. Also, the coming years look rosy, at least according to the

Utility stocks have underperformed over the past few years. Investors shunned the sector due to worries about higher interest rates, which often magnify the impact on debt-laden utility firms. In addition, investors have placed less value on lower-risk dividend companies as the yields on risk-free government bonds increased. But now, the narrative is changing. The

I strongly believe that investors need to have a dynamic approach when it comes to the world of modern investing. For sure, long-term investment delivers the best results. However, it makes sense to capitalize on all good opportunities. Be it the meme frenzy, penny stock investing or considering exposure to short-term profit stocks. I personally

The benchmark S&P 500 index is at a record high, having just closed above the 5,600 level for the very first time. So far, in 2024, the index is up 18%, marking one of the best starts in its history and the best start ever to a presidential election year. While the run has been

On Wall Street, the allure of high-growth small-cap stocks is undeniable. The potential for explosive returns can be a powerful motivator for investors seeking to outperform the market. These smaller companies, typically valued under $2 billion, have the ability to disrupt established markets. However, with this potential comes greater risk. Unlike their large-cap counterparts, small-cap

One of the best ways to multiply your wealth every summer is by picking up some of the top hurricane stocks to buy. With Hurricane Beryl, we were again reminded of how powerful and destructive hurricanes can be. We’re also reminded of how important it is to get out of their way and safeguard property,

I believe that many chip makers may very well be about to embark on a huge, multi-decade boom. While there’s a great deal of focus on the large extent to which the advent of artificial intelligence is boosting chip makers’ financial results, the chip space has other extremely powerful, positive catalysts that are getting much

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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