Stocks to buy

In 2023, Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN) surpassed expectations as its share price skyrocketed roughly 300%, making this stock quite the standout in the digital asset market. This will have important implications for COIN investors. That said, even with its recent increase tied to France’s regulatory clearance, COIN stock still rests 55% below its 2021 peak.  Coinbase and Bitcoin
While it doesn’t seem like it when you’re young, aging happens to everyone and therefore, so-called AgeTech stocks should benefit from inevitability. A buzzword for age-related technology, this concept refers to a rapidly growing field focused on developing and applying innovative solutions to improve the lives of senior citizens. The segment encompasses the full range
In the space of tech and commerce, certain industry titans emerge as the architects of leading innovations. Three companies stand at the forefront, each pioneering groundbreaking advancements in their respective domains. The first one’s prowess in semiconductor technology, the second one’s strides in AI hardware, and the third one’s e-commerce juggernaut status reveal a glimpse
The stock market recovery over the past couple of years has been anything but evenly-distributed. A handful of high-flying tech stocks dubbed the “Magnificent Seven” have largely powered the rebound, overshadowing many other quality businesses. As a growth investor, it can be easy to feel like you’ve missed the boat. However, that couldn’t be further
Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) stock will have a critical and interesting 2024. CEO Mark Zuckerberg is the only Cloud Czar founder who still owns his company. The CEOs of Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL), Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), Amazon.Com (NASDAQ:AMZN) and Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG)(NASDAQ:GOOGL) are employees. Their fortunes don’t change by billions when their stock moves. Zuckerberg’s does. But we’re no longer
The allure of undiscovered treasures persists in the cacophony of stock markets dominated by familiar names. The sentiment was echoed by three overlooked stocks harboring the potential for a spectacular surge. As the article explores these investments, it becomes evident that sometimes the most promising opportunities lie beyond the obvious. Like hidden gems, these companies
Machine learning, which allows computers to copy how humans learn and adapt, is nothing new. The term was first coined back in 1959 by computer scientist Arthur Samuel, who created the first machine learning system – the Samuel Checkers-playing Program. Now, far more advanced, machine learning is doing far more than playing checkers, creating a big opportunity