About Nimesh Jaiswal
Nimesh Jaiswal's fervent interest in analyzing and interpreting financial data led him to a career as a financial analyst and journalist. The importance of financial statements in driving a stock’s price is the key approach that he follows while advising investors in his articles.
Nimesh majored in accounting and finance in college and is currently pursuing a CMA (Cost & Management Accountant) program.
Recent Articles By Nimesh Jaiswal
4 Overvalued Recent IPOs to Avoid in September
A low-interest-rate environment and bullish market sentiment have increased initial public offerings over the past two years. Investor enthusiasm for IPOs has helped recently-listed stocks Robinhood (HOOD), SentinelOne (S), Full Truck (YMM), and Traeger (COOK) soar significantly. However, considering their limited growth prospects, these IPO stocks look significantly overvalued at their current price levels. So, they are best avoided now.
4 No-Brainer Tech Stocks to Buy in September
The resurgence of COVID-19 cases, the Fed’s dovish monetary policy stance, and continuing digital transformation have been heightening investors’ interest in tech stocks. And considering the attractive current valuation and solid growth prospects of LG Display (LPL), NetScout Systems (NTCT), AdvanSix (ASIX), and ScanSource (SCSC), we think these names could be no-brainer picks from the tech space. Let’s discuss.
Better Gaming Stock: Zynga or Electronic Arts?
The demand for gaming was accelerated by COVID-19 pandemic-led remote lifestyles last year. And while the economy’s reopening this year has been shifting people’s recreational focus to outdoor activities, the increasing availability of cloud gaming should continue driving the industry’s growth. So, Gaming giants Electronic Arts (EA) and Zynga (ZNGA) should benefit. But which of these stocks is a better buy now? Read more to find out.
Beware of These 3 Overvalued Electric Vehicle Battery Stocks
Even though the electric vehicle (EV) battery industry is expected to grow substantially over the long term, thanks to the increasing demand for EVs and government policy support, the global semiconductor chip shortage could mar its growth in the near term. Against this backdrop, we think it could be wise to avoid EV battery manufacturers Microvast (MVST), Romeo Power (RMO), and Flux Power (FLUX), which look overvalued at their current price levels. Let’s discuss.
3 Semiconductor Stocks to Buy for the Rise of Autonomous Vehicles
Because semiconductor chips play a crucial role in producing autonomous vehicles (AVs), we think growing demand for AVs should benefit fundamentally sound chip stocks Intel (INTC), ON Semiconductor (ON), and NXP Semiconductors (NXPI). Let's discuss.
Better Beer Stock: Ambev or Boston Beer Company?
Even though beer consumption dipped last year, the reopening of restaurants this year has been pushing up beer company sales. That is why we think it could be wise now to evaluate established beer companies Ambev (ABEV) and Boston Beer (SAM) to identify which one is a better buy now? Read more to find out.
4 Top Consumer Discretionary Stocks to Buy Right Now
While the resurgence of COVID-19 cases is a significant concern for some industries, the consumer discretionary industry continues to enjoy substantial investor attention due to pent-up consumer demand and increasing spending. So, we think it could be wise to scoop up the shares of fundamentally strong consumer discretionary stocks Yum! Brands (YUM), Ulta Beauty (ULTA), LKQ Corporation (LKQ), and Under Armour (UAA). Let’s discuss.
4 HyperGrowth Stocks Expected to Increase Earnings by 50% or More Per Year
Growth stocks have been witnessing increasing attention lately, despite investors’ concerns over the pace of economic recovery. The continuation of the near-zero interest rate environment should further fuel the business growth for several companies. ArcelorMittal (MT), Ulta Beauty (ULTA), Texas Roadhouse (TXRH), and Sanderson Farms (SAFM) possess solid growth attributes, and their earnings are expected to soar more than 50% per year over the next five years. So, it could be wise to scoop up their shares now.
Is Norwegian Cruise Line a Buy Under $25?
Shares of Norwegian Cruise Line (NCLH) have declined significantly in price over the past few months due to the impact of COVID-19 restrictions on its operations. However, a fair question now is, is it wise to buy the stock at its current price level because the company is resuming cruise operations? Let’s discuss.