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
3 Large-Cap Growth Stocks to Buy for Gains in 2021: Amazon, Adobe, and Netflix
The tech industry’s 2020 bull run is likely to roll on this year with the continuation (and perhaps widening) of remote lifestyles and corporate digital transformations. With this, large-cap stocks such as Amazon (AMZN), Adobe (ADBE) and Netflix (NFLX), which reported impressive growth rates even before the pandemic, are expected to reach new highs. Let’s take a closer look.
Avoid These 3 Electric Vehicle Stocks in January
Stocks in the electric vehicle (EV) industry have seen unparalleled gains over the past year. Companies such as Nikola (NKLA), Fisker (FSR) and Xpeng (XPEV) have capitalized on market trends to drive up their share prices through aggressive advertising, without necessarily delivering substantial operational results. However, investors are now slowly moving away from these speculative stocks. This, combined with the United States’ strict stance on Chinese stocks, has caused these stocks to experience a downturn lately.
2 Sell-Rated Electric Vehicle Stocks to Avoid in January
The EV industry’s accelerating growth has helped most companies in the sector gain significantly over the past year. But many start-ups have been boasting triple-digit gains driven purely by market sentiment in the absence of convincing product pipelines or favorable financials. Workhorse Group (WKHS) and Electrameccanica Vehicles (SOLO) are two such stocks that are best avoided now, we believe, because they have yet to turn a profit.
3 Top Tech Stocks That Should Continue to See Big Gains in 2021: Apple, Broadcom, and Micron
This week’s formal announcement of Joe Biden’s U.S. presidential win has catapulted the already rallying tech industry. While some expect the sector’s rally to end post coronavirus pandemic, we think the comfort and efficiency of the remote working culture should keep boosting the major tech stocks such as Apple (AAPL), Broadcom (AVGO), and Micron Technology (MU). With sizable resources at their disposal and disruptive technologies to bring to bear, these companies are expected to shape the tech industry this year. Let’s look closer at these names.
Is Nio Stock a Buy Before its January 9th Event?
After delivering a record number of vehicles over the past year, NIO is now planning to launch new EVs to enter the autonomous driving segment of the industry. Analysts and investors are optimistic about the stock’s future performance given the company's proven technical knowhow and budget-friendly vehicles. As NIO begins to expand its horizons by entering international markets amid a global clean energy drive, it may be smart to go long on the stock now.
3 Small-Cap Cleantech Stocks That Could Continue to See Impressive Gains in 2021
With President-elect Joe Biden’s electoral win formally acknowledged by the U.S. Congress today, the cleantech industry may now realistically expect to be presented with more sustainable long-term growth opportunities going forward. While industry leaders will surely benefit, smaller cleantech stocks, such as Blink Charging (BLNK), Beam global (BEEM), and ReneSolar (SOL), that have relatively higher growth potential, may also win a piece of the action. As such, it could be smart to bet on them. Let’s take a closer look.
2 Buy-Rated Electric Vehicle Stocks to Grab in January: Nio and Blink Charging
With the EV industry having centered around Tesla (TSLA) for so long, investors may have missed out on some lesser-known stocks with robust growth potential. Because major states in the U.S. are planning to ban the sale of gasoline-fueled cars over the next couple of decades, we think companies such as NIO (NIO) and Blink Charging (BLNK) stand to gain significant momentum and to potentially outperform the industry leaders.
4 Strong Buy Video Game Stocks to Own in 2021: Nintendo, Activision, Take Two, and Electronic Arts
The video gaming industry last year capitalized on the rising demand for remote entertainment, and still has plenty of room to grow amid rising concerns regarding a second wave of coronavirus infections with its renewed lockdown implications. Also, with the expected continuation of remote activities even in a post-coronavirus world, the video gaming industry might witness even more growth. We think this makes Nintendo (NTDOY), Activision Blizzard (ATVI),Take Two Interactive Software (TTWO) and Electronic Arts (EA) attractive investment bets this year.
Why Tesla Stock Continues to Advance Even as the Market Slides
Tesla (TSLA) has once again lived up to its “largest EV manufacturer in the world” tag by delivering just shy of 500,000 vehicles in 2020. As major countries are planning now to ban the sale of new gasoline powered cars in the foreseeable future, TSLA’s market dominance and expanding supply chain place it very nicely to capitalize on the increasing focus on and demand for EVs.