Stocks to buy

Cannabis stocks are buzzing with optimism on the back of widespread positive updates. Germany recently legalized pot for recreational use, while Canada is rethinking cannabis taxes. Moreover, Florida is eyeing legalization through a November ballot. These positive developments are pushing cannabis stocks to fresh highs, offering a healthy upside ahead. Furthermore, we’re seeing cannabis’ legal
Value stocks are securities that look fairly or undervalued compared to their earnings, outlook and underlying fundamentals. Value stocks also tend to be of established blue-chip companies that are profitable, stable and pay their shareholders regular dividends. These stocks are basically the opposite of high-flying growth stocks and start-up companies whose share prices rise at
Known for her focus on innovative disruption, Cathie Wood has become one of the biggest names in capital management. With her firm, ARK Invest, Wood has created custom exchange-traded funds focused on aggregating high-potential stocks. Much of her portfolio focuses on technologies like genomics, artificial intelligence, robotics, clean energy and blockchain technology. This makes for
Dividend stocks allow investors to get paid just by holding onto shares. This investing model can help people cover their living costs without having to sell shares. Some corporations offer high yields with limited upside in their stock prices. Other businesses have low yields but plenty of upside. Investors should consider whether they prioritize growth
Initially, the March jobs report seemingly boded well for the economy, thus negating the urgency tied to recession-resistant stocks. However, the latest consumer price index (CPI) reading suggested that not all may be well, forcing a portfolio reassessment. Primarily, inflation is coming in hotter than anticipated due to soaring energy prices. Unfortunately, the strong labor
Mid-cap stocks present an especially enticing narrative at junctures such as this, when it’s difficult to decipher the market’s trajectory. Stated differently, sometimes it’s best just to drive down the middle lane. Yes, large-capitalization enterprises offer (generally speaking) the most stability. That could be useful for conservative investors. However, for those seeking growth, the predictable