About Aaryaman Aashind
Aaryaman is an accomplished journalist that’s passionate about providing in-depth insights regarding investing and personal finance. Recently he has been focused on the stock market and he specializes in evaluating high-growth stocks.
Prior to working as a financial writer, Aaryaman was a corporate lawyer advising on investment and debt-related transactions. He has worked on a variety of deals for both banks and private equity firms which have given him an appreciation of the nuances of the financial industry.
Recent Articles By Aaryaman Aashind
3 Stocks Soaring on a Report of a Car Manufactured by Apple
Apple (AAPL)’s announcement that it will attempt to disrupt the car industry sent its shares soaring. This announcement has also sparked gains for Velodyne Lidar (VLDR), QuantumScape (QS) and Luminar Technologies (LAZR) that operate in the field of LIDAR technology and solid-state lithium-metal batteries for electric cars.
Take Advantage of the Rally in Platinum with These 3 ETFs
The precious metal platinum has just started rallying after seriously underperforming the broader market over the past year. As the rally is expected to continue with a rising demand for the precious metal due largely to clean-energy initiatives and its increased use in industrial and other fields, it may be fruitful for investors to now gain exposure to the metal by investing in ETFs such as GraniteShares (PLTM), iPathA Series B Bloomberg Platinum (PGM), and Aberdeen Standard (PPLT).
3 Under the Radar Growth Stocks to Add to Your Watchlist
Technology is not the only sector that has seen high growth this year. Certain non-technology companies, like Five Below (FIVE), Fiverr (FVRR), and Crocs (CROX), have performed well despite the coronavirus pandemic’s disruptions. However, their growth stories have gone relatively unnoticed by investors so far. So, it could be wise to add these stocks to your watchlist now for an investment decision in the near term.
4 Top Growth Stocks to Buy for Next Year: Advanced Micro Devices, Amazon.com, Logitech, and PayPal
Growth stocks, particularly in the technology space, have had a stellar 2020 and they are expected to continue performing well in 2021, as dependence on technology is not expected to decline in the foreseeable future. Companies like Amazon.com (AMZN), PayPal Holdings (PYPL), Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), and Logitech International (LOGI) are expected to experience significant revenue and EPS growth in the upcoming quarters.
3 Solar Stocks to Avoid in December: SPI Energy, VivoPower, and Sunworks
Although the renewable energy space is expected to grow at an accelerated pace going forward, in-part due to pent-up demand, not every solar company is well positioned to ride the anticipated wave. Companies such as SPI Energy (SPI), VivoPower (VVPR), Sunworks (SUNW) have yet to secure investors’ confidence in their growth potential, as evidenced by the steady decline in their stock prices. Let’s look closer at these names.
2 E-Commerce Stocks to Avoid in December: Baozun and Blue Apron
Though the rampant coronavirus pandemic is giving the e-commerce industry a significant boost by virtue of the e-commerce boom its effects have created, not every e-commerce company is well-positioned to capitalize on the galloping remote shopping trend. Companies like Baozun (BZUN) and Blue Apron Holdings (APRN) are struggling to stay afloat for several reasons. So, we think their stocks should be avoided for now.
3 Chinese Stocks to Avoid in December: JinkSolar, Niu, and CBAK Energy
While China has taken a lead in the renewable energy space, not all Chinese green energy stocks are well positioned to gain in the near term. Many Chinese clean energy players that earlier showed much promise are not performing in line with market expectations. Investors’ lack of confidence about the future performance of JinkoSolar (JKS), Niu (NIU), CBAK (CBAT), for example, have led to significant declines in their share prices over the last month. So, it is wise to avoid these stocks for now.
3 Buy-Rated Stocks Reporting Earnings This Week: Jabil, Sanderson Farms, and Rite Aid
Buy-rated companies like Jabil (JBL), Sanderson Farms (SAFM), and Rite Aid (RAD) are slated to release their quarterly earnings reports this week. These stocks, which have exhibited resilience during this year’s COVID-19 pandemic--not simply maintaining their operations but improving them--may be good investments if they deliver impressive numbers. As we await those numbers, let’s take a closer look at these stocks.
4 Airline Stocks Recently Downgraded by Deutsche Bank
2020 has been extremely difficult year for Airline stocks due to pandemic-led travel restrictions and a general unwillingness by people to fly for fear of COVID-19 contagion. While the industry is expected to recover slightly in 2021 with the arrival of coronavirus vaccines, many industry participants may struggle to return to profitability in the foreseeable future. United Airlines Holdings, Inc. (UAL), JetBlue Airways Corporation (JBLU), Spirit Airlines, Inc. (SAVE), and Skywest, Inc. (SKYW) are four stocks that have been downgraded by Deutsche Bank, and for which there are questions regarding their future profitability. Let’s take a closer look at these names.