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
Gap vs. Macy’s: Which Retail Stock is a Better Buy?
As the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated a shift to online shopping, sales at brick-and-mortar stores have taken a punch to the gut. However, companies such as Gap (GPS) and Macy’s (M), that have been able to adapt and make shopping more convenient for their customers, have been able to stay afloat. But let’s find out which of these two stocks is a better buy now.
Blink vs. ABB: Which Electric Vehicle Charging Stock is a Better Buy?
Governmental efforts to move toward a sustainable future, higher efficiency, and lower recurring costs are factors that have been driving increasing demand for electric vehicles (EVs) around the globe. As such, EV charging companies such as Blink (BLNK) and ABB (ABB) are strategically positioned to grow exponentially. But which of these two stocks is a better buy now? Let’s find out.
What to Expect from Teladoc Health Stock in 2021?
In anticipation of a gradual economic recovery with the mass roll-out of COVID-19 vaccinations, investors have started shifting their investments from stocks that benefited from the global pandemic, such as Teladoc Health (TDOC), which delivers health care services via a virtual platform. Even though the company has experienced consistent growth in member visits across its commercial channels, the company could witness a decline in demand when lockdown conditions abate, and people resume traditional doctor office visits for their healthcare needs. Let's look closer.
2 Cloud Stocks to Buy for 2021: Workday and Dropbox
Cloud computing companies have benefitted from an unprecedented growth in demand for their services this year thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic and the boom in remote communications it has begotten. As this trend is expected to continue even in a post-pandemic scenario, it is wise, we think, to bet on cloud stocks such as Workday (WDAY) and Dropbox (DBX), which are strategically positioned to gain.
3 Under the Radar Cleantech Stocks Ready to Surge in 2021
As governments worldwide take increasing measures to transition to a sustainable energy future, the cleantech space is expected to thrive in 2021 and beyond. The expected benefits from the cleantech revolution have already powered many stocks to high price levels, making it risky for investors to enter them now. So, it could be smart now to bet on stocks in this space that have not yet attracted sufficient investor attention to balloon their valuations. Equinor (EQNR), Hannon Armstrong (HASI), and DAQO New Energy (DQ) are three such stocks that we think still have plenty of upside.
Palo Alto Networks: A Cybersecurity Stock Worth Watching
With increasing cyber-attacks becoming a real problem worldwide as the dependence on remote digital platforms grows, the demand for cybersecurity solutions from companies like Palo Alto (PANW) has skyrocketed. With a strong position in the cybersecurity space, we believe the company will experience robust growth in the near term.
Why GameStop Stock Will Continue to Move Higher in 2021
GameStop (GME) is recovering from its multiyear, bear market due to the launch of the long-awaited next-generation video game consoles. As the company continues to shift sales online, shares are expected to continue gaining.
Is Match Group Stock Worth Buying?
Consistent with online dating having long since sloughed off any residual taboos, Match Group’s (MTCH) revenues have been growing significantly, primarily driven by its well-known brand, Tinder. With increasing user activity, and growth across all its brands, we expect the stock to continue to reap gains the coming months.
Is International Game Technology Stock Worth Betting On?
With strong same-store lottery sales and growth in digital solutions, International Game (IGT), a multinational gambling company that produces slot machines and other gambling technology, showed improvement in the last-reported quarter. Given the company’s investments in content and technological innovation, along with its disciplined financial management, the shares of the company are expected to gain in the coming months. So, let's look if the name's a good bet.