About Pragya Pandey
Pragya is an equity research analyst and financial journalist with a passion for investing. In college she majored in finance and is currently pursuing the CFA program and is a Level II candidate.
When analyzing stocks, Pragya takes a fundamental approach and focuses on measuring a company's intrinsic value. Her goal is to help retail investors create successful portfolios to achieve financial success.
Recent Articles By Pragya Pandey
Here's Why You Should Avoid AMC After its CEO Sold Shares
AMC Entertainment (AMC) is well-known among investors thanks to its skyrocketing short squeeze rally last year. Though the stock has exhibited significant momentum over the past year, it is currently trading 71.7% below its all-time high. Furthermore, with the company's CEO unloading more than $40 million in shares since last November, we think investors are better off avoiding the stock now. Read on to learn more.
2 Emerging Market Stocks to Buy as the Dollar Weakens
The U.S. dollar slid to a two-month low last week as data revealed that consumer prices in the United States rose more than expected in December. However, the weakening greenback could help emerging markets outperform in the near term. So, we believe it may be prudent now to invest in emerging market stocks Vale S.A. (VALE) and NetEase (NTES), which have surged significantly in price over the past few months and could continue ascending in the coming weeks. Read on.
Lulu's Fashion Lounge: Down More Than 38% From Its High - It's Time to Buy
E-commerce fashion brand Lulu's Fashion Lounge's (LVLU) stock slumped in price on its market debut and is currently hovering near its all-time low. However, given the company’s solid operational performance in its last reported quarter and favorable analysts' sentiment, we think the current price dip could be an opportune time to bet on the stock. Read on.
Looking for Cheap High Yield Stocks? Check Out These 2 Miners
Rising inflation, surging COVID-19 infections, and concerns over rapid interest rate hikes are expected to keep the stock market under pressure in the near term. So, we think it may be prudent to bet on high-yield stocks BHP Group (BHP) and Rio Tinto (RIO), which look undervalued at their current price levels, to ensure a steady stream of income. Read on.
Is Cenovus Energy a Good Oil & Gas Stock to Buy Now?
Canada-based Cenovus Energy (CVE) is among the top players in the integrated energy sector and its shares have gained enviable momentum over the past year. However, with concerns surrounding forthcoming interest rate hikes and declining fuel demand caused by surging COVID-19 omicron cases, will the stock be able to maintain its price rally? Read on, let's find out.
Is Kroger Stock a Winner in the Grocery Store Industry?
American grocery retailer Kroger (KR) has secured a strong foothold in the industry, with disruptive product and service offerings. So, given its continued commitment and differentiated strategies to boost its operational performance and achieve sustainable growth, is the stock poised to soar in price? Read on to learn our view.
Should You Buy the Dip in Latham Group Stock?
The shares of Latham Group (SWIM) have declined more than 30% in price over the past six months. However, the company's third-quarter revenue grew nearly 27% despite significant supply chain challenges. So, would it be wise to bet on the stock now? Read on, let's find out.
Is Compass Stock a Buy Under $10?
The shares of real estate technology company Compass (COMP) have plunged in price since the company’s stock market debut last year. Although COMP is making efforts to boost its growth with diversified strategies, its weakening financial performance has raised questions regarding its prospects. So, is it worth betting on the stock at its current price level? Read on to learn our view.
2 Dividend Growth Stocks to Add to Your Income Portfolio in January
Because rising concerns about the resurgence of COVID-19 cases and high inflation may keep the stock market under pressure in the short term, we believe it may be wise to bet on high-quality dividend stocks for a consistent source of income. We think Merck & Co. (MRK) and Walgreens Boots (WBA) are examples of fundamentally sound companies that have exhibited sustainable dividend growth over the past years and could be great additions to one’s portfolio now. So, read on.