About Mangeet Kaur Bouns
Mangeet’s keen interest in the stock market led her to become an investment researcher and financial journalist. Using her fundamental approach to analyzing stocks, Mangeet’s looks to help retail investors understand the underlying factors before making investment decisions.
She earned a bachelor's degree in finance from BI Norwegian Business School.
Recent Articles By Mangeet Kaur Bouns
Crown Castle International Down 18% - Buy, Sell, Or Hold?
Crown Castle International (CCI) reported solid top and bottom-line growth in its most recent quarter. Moreover, the company is expected to benefit from its nationwide 5G deployment and diversified infrastructure offerings. However, amid the elevated market volatility, the stock has plunged nearly 18% year-to-date. So, should you Buy, Sell, or Hold the stock now? Read more to find out…
4 Attractive Stocks You Can Buy on Sale Right Now
Concerns over the Federal Reserve's tightening monetary policy to fight persistently high inflation and growing recession odds have kept the stock market under tremendous pressure lately. Amid the risk-off environment, it could be wise to invest in fundamentally sound stocks Friedman Industries (FRD), Genie Energy (GNE), Good Times Restaurants (GTIM), and Matson (MATX) which currently seem to be trading at discounts. These stocks possess solid growth attributes to stage a rebound soon. Continue Reading…
Is This Popular Retailer a Good Buy?
Shares of leading retailer Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY) are down more than 67% in price year-to-date. The company reported disappointing first-quarter 2022 results affected by persistently high inflation, fluctuations in consumer spending patterns, and other macroeconomic headwinds. However, considering the management's efforts to address the ongoing challenges and boost margins, is BBBY a good buy now? Read more to find out…
Forget Tesla, Wall Street Thinks These 2 EV Stocks Could Double
The electric vehicle (EV) industry is expected to grow exponentially this year, thanks to strong consumer demand and favorable government initiatives. However, the EV giant Tesla (TSLA) is currently grappling with supply chain issues and factory shutdowns. And we think EV stocks Xos (XOS) and Lion Electric (LEV) are worth adding to one’s watchlist. Wall Street analysts see substantial upside potential in these stocks. Keep reading…
Stock Split or Not: 3 Stock to Avoid
Amid the stock split trend, irrespective of whether Shopify (SHOP), MercadoLibre (MELI), and Doximity (DOCS) are undergoing a stock split in the near term or not, these stocks aren’t well-positioned to survive the market slump. So, they are best avoided now. Let’s discuss…
Pick Up This Sturdy Consumer Staple Stock in Times of Trouble
Given the growing concerns over the Fed’s hawkish stance to tame the rising inflation and the possibility of the economy tipping into a recession, it could be wise to invest in fundamentally solid consumer staple stock General Mills (GIS). Consumer staples stocks are seen as recession-proof due to the non-cyclical nature of their offerings. Let’s discuss this in detail…
Warren Buffett Just Picked up This Buy-Rated Energy Stock
Leading oil and gas company Occidental Petroleum (OXY) reported impressive first-quarter results. Shares of OXY have gained in double digits so far this year, outperforming the broader market, thanks to surging energy prices. Moreover, Warren Buffett has recently added more OXY shares to his portfolio. And this stock is rated Buy in our proprietary rating system. Continue reading…
3 Consumer Goods Stocks Wall Street Predicts Will Gain 60% or More
Although consumer confidence has been declining amid the rising inflation, stable job growth and rising wages are expected to support consumer spending. Given this backdrop, Wall Street analysts see a more than 60% upside potential in fundamentally sound stocks Amazon.com (AMZN), General Motors (GM), and Sea Limited (SE). Keep reading...
4 Consumer Staples Stocks to Avoid
Consumer staples companies are known for performing relatively well during a market turmoil because of inelastic demand for their products. However, Wall Street analysts expect fundamentally weak consumer staples stocks Japan Tobacco (JAPAY), National Beverage (FIZZ), Grocery Outlet (GO), and Rite Aid (RAD) to decline more than 10% in the near term. So, these stocks are best avoided now. Continue reading…