Stocks to buy

Until recently, it seemed as though $500 was the ceiling for Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock. NVDA stock has recently surpassed this price level. You may wonder if shares will reach a new price milestone. I’m not talking about merely climbing to $600 per share (or just 5.3% above current price levels). I’m talking about hitting $750
Li Auto (NASDAQ:LI) stock surpassed revenue expectations with strong growth, delivering 50,353 vehicles in December, a 137% year-over-year increase. Q4 deliveries rose 184% YoY to 131,805. A recent partnership with Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) involves using Nvidia’s DRIVE Thor for autonomous driving, potentially boosting the company’s long-term sales.  Nvidia’s car computer energized LI’s upcoming EVs, offering promising
Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG, NASDAQ:GOOGL), a dominant force in the technology sector, boasts a substantial market presence in search via the company’s core Google Search and YouTube businesses. With robust earnings growth and a 150% surge in GOOG stock over the past five years, the company’s strategic investments in research and development, along with AI advancements like
I believe that dividend stocks can be worthwhile investments for investors of all risk tolerances and time horizons. These companies add stability to what could be an otherwise volatile portfolio. And, they give more certain returns in the face of unrealized losses for bear markets. Some of the best dividend stocks are also relatively stress-free
Stronger-than-expected retail sales in December indicate an optimistic future for the U.S. economy and retail stocks. The rise in online purchases has contributed to the solid economic ground, prompting economists to revise growth estimates for 2024. The shift toward online shopping and resilience in the labor market are key factors driving the retail industry, while
According to Fidelity the global business cycle during the fourth quarter can be characterized as an uneven global expansion. That unevenness makes it somewhat difficult to predict where the economy is headed but in general cyclical stocks make sense.  Certain sectors including IT, finance, consumer discretionary, materials, and more tend to be more cyclical. That
Investors looking for high-risk yet potentially high-reward opportunities can find plenty of them among small-cap growth stocks. Arguably, the small-caps category (stocks with a market capitalization between $300 million and $2 billion) offers the best of both worlds. Small-caps are typically larger, more established enterprises relative to the stocks in the micro-caps category (market cap