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
Down More Than 20% in the Past Month, is Now the Time to Scoop Up Shares of Coupang?
South Korea’s largest e-commerce retailer Coupang (CPNG) made its U.S. stock market debut on March 11. After declining more than 20% over the past month due to weakening market sentiment, will CPNG be able to live up to its slogan - "How did we ever live without Coupang?" in the upcoming months? Read more to find out.
Is Denison Mines a Good Uranium Stocks to Add to Your Portfolio?
Leading Canadian uranium mining and exploration company Denison Mines (DNN) is being targeted by retail traders amid an ongoing uranium squeeze. Up more than 250% in price over the past nine months, will the penny stock be able to maintain this momentum in the coming months? Read more to find out.
Is Alight a Good Cloud Stock to Add to Your Portfolio?
Blackstone Group-backed cloud services provider Alight (ALIT) made its stock market debut by merging with veteran investor Bill Foley’s blank check company in July. Given its shares’ double-digit price gains since their debut, will the stock be a valuable addition to one’s portfolio? Read more to find out.
Up More Than 200% in the Past Three Months, is NanoVibronix Still a Buy?
The shares of medical device manufacturer NanoVibronix (NAOV) have been surging in price lately due to a positive independent review of its UroShield devices. However, given the company’s bleak profit margins and stretched valuation, will NAOV be able to maintain its momentum? Read more to find out.
After Topping Earnings Estimates, Should You Buy Williams-Sonoma Stock?
The world’s largest digital-first home products retailer, Williams-Sonoma (WSM), capitalized on the industry tailwinds to deliver impressive financials in its last quarter. But will the company be able to maintain its growth trajectory in the coming quarters? Read more to find out.
After Announcing a New CEO, is Lordstown Motors Worth Buying?
To improve its market reputation and streamline its operations, on Aug. 26 electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Lordstown Motors (RIDE) appointed Daniel A. Ninivaggi as its new CEO. With decades of experience in the automotive industry and capital markets, will Ninivaggi’s appointment be a turning point for the company? Read more to find out.
Does NetApp Deserve a Place in Your Portfolio After Beating Earnings Estimates?
Cloud and software services provider NetApp (NTAP) reported double-digit revenue growth in its last reported quarter and surpassed consensus EPS estimates by more than 20%. So, will NTAP be able to maintain this impressive performance in the coming quarters? Read more to find out.
Down a Whopping 80% in 2021, Should You Scoop Up Shares of Romeo Power?
Lithium battery cell manufacturer Romeo Power (RMO) has been losing momentum since its stock market debut in late December last year. So, the question is, as a tier-1 supplier, will RMO be able to regain investor confidence in the near term? Read more to find out.
4 Work from Home Stocks Still Worth Buying for the Remainder of 2021
With the COVID-19 Delta variant creating uncertainties about the timing of people’s return to on-site jobs as vaccine efficacy comes into question, the demand for remote working solutions is here for at least a while longer. Thus, we think popular software companies VMware (VMW), Akamai Technologies (AKAM), Dropbox (DBX), and Box, Inc. (BOX), which all facilitate remote working, could witness steady growth in the coming quarters. Let’s discuss.