About Manisha Chatterjee
Since she was young, Manisha has had a strong interest in the stock market. She majored in Economics in college and has a passion for writing, which has led to her career as a research analyst.
Manisha’s goal is to help individual investors succeed in the stock market. She uses her knowledge in fundamental analysis to evaluate companies and determine if they are worthwhile investments.
Recent Articles By Manisha Chatterjee
3 Stocks to Avoid After Releasing Disappointing Earnings Reports
Despite investor concerns surrounding the rapid spread of the COVID-19 Delta variant, the major stock market indexes are hovering around all-time highs, due primarily to impressive corporate earnings. But Etsy (ETSY), Fiverr (FVRR), and Fastly (FSLY) reported disappointing second-quarter earnings reports last week. So, we think it is best to avoid these stocks now. Read on.
Is Clearway Energy a Winner in the Renewable Energy Industry?
High-dividend-yielding Clearway Energy (CWEN) is expected to witness increasing demand for its renewable energy services as governments worldwide continue to take measures to reduce carbon emissions. However, can the stock’s price continue to gain in the coming months considering the company’s pedestrian fundamentals? Let’s find out.
3 Top Energy Stocks to Buy Right Now
Even though investors are worried about a possible decline in demand for oil and gas because of the resurgence of COVID-19 cases, oil prices rose to $71 a barrel yesterday on rising Middle East tensions. As the demand for oil and gas is expected to be sustained in the foreseeable future, it could be wise to bet on fundamentally strong energy stocks like Continental Resources (CLR), Cimarex Energy (XEC), and National Fuel Gas (NFG).
Is Li Auto Stock a Buy After Reporting Record Vehicle Deliveries in July?
Even though China-based Li Auto (LI) delivered a record number of Li ONEs in July 2021, its shares plunged more than 4% over the past month due to investors’ pessimism surrounding Beijing’s uncertain regulatory measures related to the China ADRs. However, can its fundamentals help it stay afloat amid this uncertain environment? Read on.
Down 31% YTD, is Spotify a Good Buy the Dip Stock?
The price of Luxembourg-based music streaming giant Spotify’s (SPOT) shares have fallen 30.9% so far this year due to pandemic-related headwinds and less-than-expected MAU growth in its last reported quarter. However, can the stock rebound on the back of the company’s positive developments in the podcasts segment? Read on. Let’s find out.
2 Automotive Retailer Stocks Wall Street Predicts Will Rally by 35% or More
Because a global semiconductor chip shortage continues to negatively affect automobile production, the demand for used cars has increased as people seek to avoid public transport amid rising COVID-19 cases. Hence, Wall Street analysts expect auto retailers KAR Auction Services (KAR) and Cars.com (CARS) to rally by more than 35% in the near term. Read on for details.
Down 13% in the Past Month, Should You Scoop Up the Shares of Cenovus Energy?
Canada-based Cenovus Energy (CVE) is a top player in the integrated energy space and has announced several sustainability initiatives. However, after seeing its price fall sharply over the past month due to declining interest from hedge funds, can the stock rebound? Read on.
AstraZeneca vs. Moderna: Which Vaccine Stock is a Better Buy?
As the highly transmissible COVID-19 Delta variant continues to spread rapidly across several parts of the world, investors are again focusing on vaccine stocks. Both AstraZeneca (AZN) and Moderna (MRNA) should benefit as a result. But which of these stocks is a better buy now? Read more to find out.
3 Dividend Stocks with Yields Over 4% to Buy Hand Over Fist
Because the market continues to be volatile on investors’ concerns surrounding the rapid spread of the COVID-19 Delta variant and uncertainty related to the timing of Fed tapering, we think it could be wise to bet on fundamentally strong dividend stocks OneMain Holdings (OMF), Western Midstream Partners (WES), and Vector Group (VGR). The dividends paid by these companies yield more than 4%. Read on.