About Aditi Ganguly
Aditi is an experienced content developer and financial writer who is passionate about helping investors understand the do's and don'ts of investing. She has a keen interest in the stock market and has a fundamental approach when analyzing equities.
Aditi's fascination with the stock market began in college, where she majored in Economics, while researching The Great Recession for her thesis. After graduating, she began her career handling the content requirements for the mutual fund aggregator Groww. Since then she has become a financial journalist that focuses on writing articles that educate retail investors about the equity markets and the global economy.
Recent Articles By Aditi Ganguly
The Bearish Case for Support.com
Technical support provider Support.com’s (SPRT) highly anticipated merger with vertically integrated bitcoin mining company Greenidge Generation has boosted its popularity with retail investors. As one of the latest meme stocks in the market, its stock has generated double-digit gains over the past five days. But we think complexities regarding this merger and high short interest make the stock best avoided now. Read on.
Should Zynga be in Your Portfolio?
As part of its long-term growth strategy, social games developer Zynga (ZNGA) recently acquired two companies. However, given its premium valuation and low-profit margins, is ZNGA a valuable addition to one’s portfolio now? Read more to find out.
2 Natural Gas Stocks Wall Street Predicts Will Rally by More Than 25%
Natural gas prices are currently hovering near three-year highs because the historic heatwave in the United States this summer is raising concerns about tight supplies later in the year. Soaring energy demand and tight supply worldwide should cause prices of the commodity to rise further. As such, Wall Street analysts expect natural gas stock EQT (EQT) and Cabot Oil & Gas (COG) to gain more than 25% in the near term.
The Bullish Case for Abbott Laboratories
Abbott Laboratories (ABT) is a renowned player in the medical devices and ancillary healthcare products industry with an impressive dividend payout history. We think the company’s stable growth outlook makes it an ideal investment bet amid the resurgence of COVID-19 cases and surging market volatility. Let's discuss.
Is Pure Storage a Good Tech Stock to Buy?
Insiders have been unloading their shares of software-defined data storage solutions provider Pure Storage (PSTG), and the stock’s price has declined 13.1% year-to-date. However, given the robust investor optimism surrounding the industry, and PSTG’s stable revenue and earnings growth projections, is the stock an attractive investment bet now? Read more to find out.
2 Lidar Stocks Wall Street Predicts Will Rally More Than 55%
Lidar technology underpins the autonomous vehicle and smart infrastructure industries, with the capacity to revolutionize the technology space. And given increased trade restrictions designed to promote domestic markets, U.S.-based Lidar manufacturers Luminar Technologies (LAZR) and Ouster (OUST) are well-positioned to emerge as industry leaders. Consequently, Wall Street analysts expect these stocks’ prices to rally by 55% or more in the near term. Read on.
Morgan Stanley: Buy, Sell, or Hold?
Morgan Stanley (MS) has benefited from red-hot IPO and SPAC markets over the past couple of months, which has offset the negative impact of low interest rates on its revenues. However, because the market is expected to witness a correction in the near term, will MS’ stock be able to maintain its upward trajectory? Read more to find out.
Is SGOCO Group a Good Fintech Stock to Add to Your Portfolio?
Hong Kong-based fintech stock SGOCO Group (SGOC) has garnered triple-digit price gains year-to-date with keen attention from retail traders thanks to social media hype. However, will this relatively new meme stock be able to maintain its momentum amid a potential market correction and ongoing Chinese crackdown on U.S. listings? Read more to find out.
Worried About a Market Correction? Consider Investing in These 3 Defensive Stocks
Analysts expect major benchmark indexes to retreat in the coming months, after hitting record highs in the first half of 2021, owing to the rapid spread of the COVID-19 Delta variant and decelerating economic growth. However, non-cyclical defensive companies Merck & Co., Inc. (MRK), CVS Health Corporation (CVS), and Waste Connections, Inc. (WCN) are expected to continue growing even amid an economic slowdown. So, we think these stocks could be solid bets now. Let’s discuss.