When it comes to figuring out what are the stocks to sell now, bearish analyst ratings are an important factor to consider. The sell-side typically doesn’t issue many “sell” ratings. In fact, a majority of ratings are “buy” or equivalent, with around 5%-10% being “sell” or equivalent and the rest “hold” or equivalent. As I
Lithium-ion batteries are better than lead-acid batteries because they are more efficient and offer greater capacity. Solid-state batteries go one better, offering even more capacity which allows for longer distances traveled on a single charge. They are also lighter, safer and offer faster charge times. However, making them at scale to power a vehicle is
Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) has pulled back slightly since January, but at around $45.29 per share today, INTC stock remains at price levels well above its 52-week low ($25.97 per share). It’s not surprising that the chip maker’s shares have held onto the lion’s share of these recent gains. The market remains somewhat bullish about Intel’s AI
In the world of China-based EV producers, Nio (NYSE:NIO) remains a top option many growth investors continue to pay close attention to. Unfortunately, NIO stock has continued to trade in a rather bearish fashion, now hovering just above its 52-week lows. Of course, the overall EV sector has been hit by growth concerns, as competitive
In late February, Wendy’s management team surprised both customers and investors with a clarification. The fast-food chain announced wrote to CNN that “Wendy’s will not implement surge pricing, which is the practice of raising prices when demand is highest. […] It was never our plan to raise prices when customers are visiting us the most.”
Successful investor Mario Gabelli attained billionaire status primarily by investing his and his client’s money. He became well-known in the 1980s for making successful picks in media and telecom sectors, and was named Morningstar’s “Portfolio Manager of the Year” in 1997 and received the “Money Manager of the Year” award from Institutional Investor in 2011.
In 2024, investors are wondering if artificial intelligence (AI) stocks are the latest bubble that is doomed to burst. But right now, FOMO reigns supreme. And as investors shift money into AI stocks, they’re pulling money out of other sectors such as electric vehicles. Whether you like EV stocks or not, now is not the time
We all know the frustration of seeing certain stocks fail to deliver satisfactory results in today’s market environment. That has been the case with many stocks that aren’t SaaS/AI. However, I see an opportunity for us to buy up shares of these under-the-radar under-$10 stocks before they climb higher. Investor focus right now is solidly
While making investments, efforts for wealth often resemble strategic gaming; here, picking the right stocks can significantly influence one’s financial reach. Amidst the vast options, three stocks are the catalysts for transforming fortunes. The triumvirate of potential millionaire makers—these three companies—stand at the nexus of opportunity, armed with solid performances and strategic market leads. Their
Tech stocks have been on a tear for the past 15 months. That was especially apparent throughout 2023 when the tech heavy Nasdaq increased by 43%, presenting opportunities in underpriced tech stocks to buy. The reasons for the phenomenal performance includes the emergence of artificial intelligence, for one. Generative AI burst onto the scene and continues
While value stocks are plentiful in the market, they are often undervalued for a reason. Discerning an undervalued stock from a value trap requires some heavy lifting. Today’s best bargain stocks to buy fall in the former camp and are solid portfolio additions. “Price is what you pay, value is what you get,” Warren Buffet
One tool that bargain hunters can utilize to identify beaten up stocks to buy after significant declines is the relative strength index (RSI). The RSI signals when a stock’s downward momentum may be exhausted, indicating that a correction could provide upside potential. Typically, an RSI reading below 30 is viewed as an ‘oversold’ level, suggesting
Overall, it’s certainly great for investors that we’ve entered the phase of the bull market in which nearly everyone is becoming much more upbeat about stocks. After all, it’s obviously much easier to make money now in the market than it was last year and many times easier than was the case in 2022. At
Following a 24% S&P 500 return in 2023 and 7.8% year-to-date (YTD) gains in 2024, investor satisfaction is running high. However, volatility teaches caution, prompting a shift to defensive stocks for investors seeking stability amid potential market downturns. While defensive stocks offer less growth potential in bull markets, they provide security during market volatility. That’s
To make millions from the markets, investors should allocate funds toward high-risk stocks. Blue-chip stocks provide steady returns and capital protection. However, big wealth creation comes from growth stocks. This includes penny stocks with a robust growth outlook and this column discusses three penny stocks with 20-bagger potential. My view on portfolio construction for young
Stock markets are reaching new highs and exuberance is in the air. For value investors, this might seem like a perplexing time. However, there are still bargains to be found… outside of the technology sector. With these three top healthcare stocks to buy, for example, there are high quality companies still selling at affordable prices.
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been a key sector within the stock market. Many investors have poured their capital into the top AI stocks to buy, but there is plenty of risk. The technology is innovative, but corporations have been rushing to mention artificial intelligence initiatives. Many investors have gobbled up those mentions, but not every
Some stocks just aren’t worth owning. This is especially true when the company has fallen on hard times, lost its competitive edge, and is trying to turnaround its business. While investors might be attracted to the stock of a company that is in turnaround mode, especially if that company is a storied brand that was
Sonali Pier is a portfolio manager with Pimco Pimco’s Sonali Pier strives for outperformance. The youngest of three and the daughter of Indian immigrants, Pier set her sights on Wall Street after graduating from Princeton University in 2003. She began her career at JPMorgan as a credit trader, a field that doesn’t have a lot
With Presidential elections around the corner in the United States, portfolios can be fine-tuned. It’s worth noting that Donald Trump’s chances of winning the 2024 Presidential election have increased to 50%. Therefore, it makes sense to look at some sectors and stocks that will likely benefit if Trump is back to power. During the first term,
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