About Komal Bhattar
Komal's passion for the stock market and financial analysis led her to pursue investment research as a career. Her fundamental approach to analyzing stocks helps investors identify the best investment opportunities.
She earned a bachelor's degree in accounting and finance from St. Xavier’s College, and she is currently pursuing a graduate degree in Chartered Accountancy.
Recent Articles By Komal Bhattar
Time To Drop These Beaten Down EV Stocks
Despite solid sales growth over the past year, the electric vehicle (EV) industry is grappling with supply chain issues and a shortage of key raw materials. As supply constraints are not expected to be eased anytime soon, fundamentally bleak EV stocks NIO (NIO) and Lucid Group (LCID), which have plunged significantly this year, could be best avoided now. Continue reading…
Looking to Bottom Fish? 3 Stocks Down 30-40% to Buy Now
Concerns over red-hot inflation and the Fed’s aggressive interest rate hikes have led several fundamentally sound stocks to plummet in price this year. QUALCOMM (QCOM), Semtech (SMTC), and Good Times Restaurants (GTIM) have declined 30%-40% year-to-date, but these stocks are poised to stage a rebound in the near term. So, bottom fishers could add these quality stocks to their portfolios. Keep reading…
5 Top-Quality Fashion Stocks to Buy at a Discount
The fashion industry is regaining traction with pent-up demand and rapid technological advancements. With analysts expecting robust fashion sales this year, fundamentally sound fashion stocks Hugo Boss (BOSSY), Chico's FAS (CHS), Nordstrom (JWN), Macy's (M), and Dillard's (DDS), which are currently trading at discounts to their peers, could be solid investments now. Read on…
2 Trashy Stocks Worth Buying Now
Proactive measures by the government to curb emissions and increase awareness among the public should drive the waste management industry’s growth. Given this scenario, two prominent industry participants, Waste Management (WM) and Republic Services (RSG), could be worth buying now. Read on.
5 Chemical Stocks That Look Like Huge Bargains
The year 2022 is expected to be the best year for the chemical industry in more than a decade. Technological advancements and increasing investments to meet sustainability goals should propel the industry’s growth. Given this backdrop, quality chemical stocks Valhi (VHI), Kuraray (KURRY), Mitsubishi Chemical (MTLHY), AdvanSix (ASIX), and The Chemours Company (CC), which are currently trading at significant discounts to their peers, could be solid investments now. Read on.
2 Non-Energy Stocks Pushing Up Against Their 52-Week Highs
Energy prices have risen amid tight supplies and robust demand. The industry tailwinds have helped several energy stocks to gain substantially this year. However, looking beyond the energy sector, a few stocks are pushing up against their 52-week highs. Two such non-energy stocks, Kronos Worldwide (KRO) and Sanderson Farms (SAFM) could be worth adding to your watchlist. Read more.
3 Sub-$5 Stocks That Are Top-Rated This Month
The stock market has witnessed wild swings so far this year due to rising inflation and the Fed’s aggressive interest rate hikes. However, despite the market volatility, we think fundamentally sound stocks Assertio Holdings (ASRT), ARC Document Solutions (ARC), and Blueknight Energy (BKEP), which are currently trading under $5, could be good additions to your portfolio. These stocks are rated Strong Buy in our proprietary rating system. Read on.
3 Beaten-Down Real Estate Stocks That Look Cheap
The real estate market is expected to see significant growth in the near term with technological advancements and organizations revamping their operations from offices. Given this scenario, we think beaten-down real estate stocks Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL), Comstock Holding Companies (CHCI), and Forestar Group (FOR), which currently look cheap, could be ideal buys now. Read below to find out more...
Buy the Dip: 2 Tech Stocks Down More Than 50% in 2022
The tech industry is expected to achieve significant growth this year, driven by the increasing tech budgets and rising adoption of advanced technologies. Although the tech sell-off this year has led fundamentally sound tech stocks Informatica (INFA) and Mitek Systems (MITK) to slump more than 50% year-to-date, we think this could be the right opportunity for investors to scoop up these shares to take advantage of the dip. Read more...