About Dipanjan Banchur
Since he was in grade school, Dipanjan was interested in the stock market. This led to him obtaining a master’s degree in Finance and Accounting. Currently, as an investment analyst and financial journalist, Dipanjan has a strong interest in reading and analyzing emerging trends in financial markets. His goal is to help investors make the best investment decisions based on a fundamental approach.
Recent Articles By Dipanjan Banchur
Is It Time to Give up on Carnival Cruise Line Stock?
Cruise company Carnival Corporation (CCL) expects its 2023 cumulative advance bookings to be higher than in 2019. However, travel demand is expected to slow down amid the recession fears. So, should you give up on the stock now? Read on to learn our view…
1 Metal Stock to Buy to Mine for Profits in Q4
Iron ore prices have been rising lately as the market is optimistic, with Chinese demand for the metal expected to increase amid a rescue package for its construction sector and softer preventive measures to tackle COVID-19. Amid this backdrop, investors could look to buy shares of major iron ore producer VALE S.A. (VALE). Read on…
1 Air Defense Stock to Buy Instead of Boeing
Aerospace and defense major The Boeing Company (BA) announced disappointing third-quarter revenue and earnings. The company suffered due to its fixed-price defense development programs. Also, its near-term prospects look bleak. Thus, investors could instead consider buying Lockheed Martin (LMT) due to its robust financials, solid dividends, and strong order book. Read more…
3 Stocks to Buy Before 2022 Comes to an End
With the Fed indicating that the final level of interest rates will be higher than expected, many analysts expect the economy to slip into a recession next year. Since the stock market will likely remain under pressure, investors should consider buying fundamentally strong stocks UnitedHealth Group (UNH), Merck & Co. (MRK), and CSX Corporation (CSX). Read more...
1 Travel Stock to Buy Hand Over Fist in Q4
Popular online travel services provider TripAdvisor (TRIP) reported its highest-ever quarterly revenue for the third quarter. While the company expects its consolidated revenue to grow in the low single digits as compared to the pre-pandemic levels, it remains confident of its long-term growth. Given its robust financials, favorable analyst estimates, and high profitability, it could be wise to buy the stock now. Read more…
1 Restaurant Stock to Buy and Hold for Decades
Foodservice retailer McDonald’s (MCD) is quite popular worldwide and is only growing. The company remains confident of its growth worldwide despite the macroeconomic challenges. Given its ability to survive tough economic conditions, high profitability, and reliable dividend payouts, it could be worth buying and holding the stock for decades. Read more...
1 No-Brainer Stock to Buy That Could Help You Retire Earlier
Biopharma giant AbbVie (ABBV) is well-placed to gain from its drug pipeline, recent drug approvals, and strategic acquisitions. Given its strong fundamentals, discounted valuation, high profitability, reliable dividends, and favorable analyst estimates, investing in this stock could help you retire earlier. Read more...
3 Dividend Stocks to Buy to Help Soothe Some of Your Pain
Although inflation eased slightly last month, the Fed has indicated that the final level of interest rates could be higher than expected. With further interest rate hikes and the possibility of a recession expected to keep the market under pressure, it could be wise to buy dividend-paying stocks Pfizer (PFE), LSI Industries (LYTS), and Spok Holdings (SPOK) to generate a steady income stream. Read more…
4 Overrated Stocks to Avoid Like the Plague
Once investor favorites DoorDash (DASH), Teladoc Health (TDOC), SoFi Technologies (SOFI), and ContextLogic (WISH) have fallen significantly due to their poor fundamentals and growth prospects amid the Fed’s aggressive interest rate hikes this year. With lingering recession fears, these stocks are expected to tumble further. Thus, it could be wise to avoid these stocks. Read more…