Stocks to buy

If you’re searching for ultra-reliable dividend stocks to buy, look no further. Investors understand that securing one’s future reliability is paramount. It’s very difficult to build a retirement portfolio without accounting for volatility and mitigating its risks. Thus, investors choose to put their capital into reliable stocks. And few asset classes are as reliable as
Every investor wants to find the next Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA). For value-conscious investors, however, Qualcomm (NASDAQ:QCOM) might actually be better than Nvidia in some ways. After all, QCOM stock allows you to participate in the artificial intelligence hardware market’s growth, but without chasing a stock that already went parabolic. With Qualcomm stock you’ll get a decent dividend and exposure to
Right now, everybody and his uncle is enamored with Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA). However, Nvidia isn’t the only chip maker in Silicon Valley. Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD), commonly known as just AMD, also designs powerful chips for artificial intelligence applications. So, even if you’re massively bullish about Nvidia, it’s still an excellent strategy to own some AMD stock.
OpenAI’s recent unveiling of its text-to-video generative artificial intelligence (generative AI) model may just have been the biggest thing to happen in the wild world of AI since ChatGPT. Undoubtedly, the technology will garner various emotions (awe, excitement, maybe even horror?). It’s hard to imagine that generative AI can create incredibly realistic videos that will
It’s said that “knowledge is power.” The education sector is therefore the backbone of growth for any country or economy. Plus, the education sector will continue to grow at a steady pace, which will create substantial opportunities for education stocks, most notably undervalued education stocks. The U.S. education market was valued at $1.4 trillion in
In perhaps the most vitriolic political cycle ever, the idea of bipartisan infrastructure stocks – that is, investment ideas both Democrats and Republicans love – sounds absurd. However, even in this acidic showdown, some common ground exists. If you listen to the underlying messaging, it’s basically all the same stuff: America this, Americans that. It’s
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is the oldest U.S. market index, created on May 26, 1896. Throughout history, its components have been large, established American businesses with competitive advantages. That tradition continues today with top Dow stocks to buy featuring some of the best global companies. As stock markets hit all-time highs, it’s time to