About Aanchal Sugandh
Aanchal's passion for financial markets drives her work as an investment analyst and journalist. She earned her bachelor's degree in finance and is pursuing the CFA program.
She is proficient at assessing the long-term prospects of stocks with her fundamental analysis skills. Her goal is to help investors build portfolios with sustainable returns.
Recent Articles By Aanchal Sugandh
Get Your Shopping Done With These 2 Grocery Stocks
Following the recent bank failures, the Fed stands at policy crossroads, weighing strong economic data against jittery capital markets. Amid an inflationary environment, grocery stocks tend to fare better than others, given an inelastic demand for their goods. Hence, quality grocery stocks Walmart (WMT) and Costco Wholesale (COST) could be ideal investments for solid gains. Read on…
3 Stocks to Buy Now That Are Worth Every Penny
Over the past year, the central bank has raised interest rates eight times to control inflation, which is still well above its 2% goal. The recent collapse of the financial system further complicates the Fed’s efforts in its fight against stubborn inflation. Amid this, it could be wise to invest in fundamentally sound stocks Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), AbbVie (ABBV), and International Business Machines (IBM) to mitigate economic uncertainty and ensure solid returns. Read more…
2 Risky Cannabis Stocks to Avoid Right Now
Following remarkable growth in recent years, the cannabis industry faced various legal and economic challenges, including overproduction amid high inflation, high taxes, and increased material costs impacting overall sales in 2022. The industry will likely remain under pressure amid concerns over rising inflation and a potential recession. Hence, it could be wise to avoid high-risk cannabis stocks Tilray Brands (TLRY) and SNDL Inc. (SNDL) for now. Read on…
3 of the Most Dependable Stocks on the Planet
Fed chair Powell’s recent hawkish comments and the upbeat economic data have raised the probability of more aggressive interest rate hikes as the economy grows too quickly. Persistent rate hikes are expected to keep the stock market highly volatile in the upcoming months. Amid an uncertain macroeconomic backdrop, quality stocks Visa (V), Lockheed Martin (LMT), and Unit Corporation (UNTC) could make the most dependable investments now. Read more…
2 High-Growth Stocks to Keep on Watch
The economy has been resilient, defying expectations of a downturn. Key economic readings, from the labor market to consumer spending, have been running hot. After a harsh 2022, growth stocks are expected to rebound this year amid strong economic data. Given this economic backdrop, it could be wise to add high-growth stocks Salesforce (CRM) and ADT Inc. (ADT) to your watchlist this year. Read on…
3 Gaming Stocks You'll Want to Get Your Hands on in 2023
The gaming industry is expected to witness significant growth in the upcoming years, thanks to increased internet accessibility, the growing popularity of e-sports and game events, and technological advancements. Given promising industry prospects, fundamentally sound gaming stocks Playtika Holding (PLTK), SciPlay (SCPL), and JAKKS Pacific (JAKK) could be ideal investments this year. Read more…
2 Insanely Expensive Stocks to Avoid in 2023
The recent hawkish comments from Fed chair Powell have increased expectations of more interest rate hikes this year. Economists believe that aggressive rate hikes will eventually lead to a recession. Amid an uncertain macroeconomic backdrop, it could be wise to avoid pricey stocks Take-Two Interactive Software (TTWO) and SVB Financial (SIVB) in 2023. Read more…
4 Solar Stocks to Avoid Until Further Notice
The solar industry enjoyed impressive growth over the past decade but is now facing heightened volatility due to price fluctuations, declining solar installations, and supply chain disruptions. Hence, fundamentally weak solar stocks SolarEdge Technologies (SEDG), Sunrun (RUN), Sunnova (NOVA), and Beam Global (BEEM) might be best avoided now. Read on…
2 Best ETFs to Buy and Hold in 2023
While the interest rates will likely rise more than previously expected, many analysts expect the economy to achieve a soft landing this year. Hence, buying and holding quality ETFs Vanguard Developed Markets (VEA) and Mortgage-Backed Securities (VMBS) could be wise this year. Continue reading…