Stocks, much like all of life, are very dynamic. As companies’ offerings and macro environments change, the attractiveness of their stocks fluctuates. And, of course, valuations play a massive role in the attractiveness of stocks. A stock that was a great buy when its forward price-earnings ratio was 20 will, all things being equal, not
Li Auto (NASDAQ:LI) stock ran into resistance last week but remains strong. Anyone who bought Li on its IPO in mid-2020 is sitting on a profit of 140%. I’ve looked at Li stock from several angles. These include its business selling plug-in hybrids, the luxury appointments of those vehicles, the life story of founder Li
Qualcomm (NASDAQ:QCOM) may not have too many fans among growth investors, but a growing number of value investors are becoming bullish on QCOM stock. This maker of semiconductors used in mobile phones and internet of things devices is starting to be considered a possible way to play the rising integration of AI technology into a
Holding Carvana (NYSE:CVNA) stock now is a dangerous proposition. Sure, it could go higher if there’s an epic short squeeze, but the hype fuel could run out anytime. At the end of the day, sensible investors should think about whether Carvana’s current valuation makes sense, especially considering the trajectory of used-vehicle prices. Certainly, Carvana is
Investors remain confident in Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock’s strong position in the generative AI race, despite US-China tensions. NVDA stock has risen 3% in July, outperforming the Nasdaq Index, and has surged 200% this year, reaching a market cap over $1 trillion. While investors are bullish on Nvidia’s potential, there are several key points they should watch
While the Federal Reserve aggressively raised the benchmark interest rate to tame historically high inflation, much evidence indicates that the central bank hasn’t done enough, thus bolstering the case for safe stocks for investing during disinflation. Fundamentally, the Fed’s goal will be to facilitate a gentle deceleration of prices without sparking a recession. However, the
Although there’s some merit in assuming that strength may beget more strength, targeting undervalued stocks may represent a more sensible option at the moment. With the Federal Reserve mulling a possible interest rate hike, market participants should really prep for investing in downturn cycles. Yes, it’s true that the June jobs report came in lower
With so much concern about the Federal Reserve and its decision-making implications for forward market trends, investors may do well targeting healthcare stocks. Fundamentally, the underlying sector represents a critical need. Recession or not, if you’re in trouble, you’re going to seek some kind of medical help. In many ways, healthcare enterprises benefit from a
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In every economy, the growth of one industry has a positive or negative impact on the other industries they are associated with. Similarly, the growth of the EV industry has led to a massive demand for batteries to run these EVs. Battery makers are trying to expand production to meet the rising demand and according
Although the headline print of the June jobs report was encouraging in that it came in below economists’ forecast, it might not be enough for the Federal Reserve, meaning that investors should still consider boring stocks to buy based on the possible labor market impact. Basically, the central bank may start to get serious about
Dabbling in the vast ocean of stock market investing, savvy players continue to be drawn by the allure of undervalued dividend stocks. These attractions could prove irresistible, particularly for those plotting a long-term investment course where valuation and investment return assume a towering significance over time. Yet, the landscape is strewn with dividend stocks offering
Lithium has demonstrated its value in the digital age. Its high electrochemical potential makes it a valuable component of high energy-density rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. These batteries go on to power products including personal computers, smartphones, and tablets. Most importantly for today’s market, lithium is also a key ingredient for making lightweight, power-dense batteries that are
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Diving into a world where an analyst picks stocks may feel like exploring a complex maze. These analysts, akin to dedicated scholars of the stock market, offer their expertise to investors in pointing out potential pathways for investors. Though they’re not always right, they provide valuable insights that the seasoned investor can follow. These picks
The ‘Magnificent 7’ stocks have garnered a lot of attention in 2023 for pulling equities out of a bear market and into a bull run. Headlines have seized upon their colossal influence noting that they are largely responsible for the turnaround. Those firms include Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL), Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG,GOOGL), Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN), Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), Meta (NASDAQ:META), Nvidia
Investors use various investing strategies, including momentum and value investing. Bottom fishing involves buying stocks at lows to play the recovery. Sometimes, you may inadvertently catch a falling knife. Ultimately, it’s still worth purchasing bounce-back stocks with potential. While the overall stock market indices are booming, some laggards are near 52-week lows. These stocks have
Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) is one of the country’s largest banks. It’s also one of America’s most well-known stocks thanks to Warren Buffett’s 13% ownership stake. While the bank has found itself in a bit of hot water recently, I’ve learned over the years that the Oracle of Omaha isn’t afraid to own controversial stocks
The demand for flying car stocks is rising, fueled by the imminent emergence of the first air vehicles within the next two years. Interest is growing amidst the intense competition among several countries vying for market dominance. In Japan, tech leaders plan to introduce flying taxis by 2025. SkyDrive aims to transport passengers to the
Ratings from Wall Street analysts can be a valuable resource when trying to determine which individual stocks to buy, and which individual stocks to avoid. However, that doesn’t mean you should follow Wall Street recommendations verbatim. It should be noted that it is in the interest of sell side analysts to lean bullish rather than