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
Should You Buy the Dip in Crocs Stock?
Casual footwear company Crocs' (CROX) shares have slumped in price over the past few months, due primarily to the broader market sell-off. And while the company reported strong revenue growth across its core segments, its recent rating downgrades have raised questions regarding its prospects. So, let's evaluate if it's worth adding the stock to one’s portfolio now. Read on.
Is The Trade Desk Stock A Buy or Sell After Releasing its Q4 Earnings Report?
Digital advertising company The Trade Desk (TTD) reported robust growth in its last earnings release. However, forthcoming interest rate increases, and other macroeconomic headwinds, continue to hinder the technology sector's performance. In addition, given its premium valuation, the question is, is it worth betting on the stock now? Read on to learn our view.
Should You Buy the Post-Earnings Dip in Palantir?
Despite robust revenue growth across its core segments, data mining company Palantir (PLTR) suffered a significant sell-off over the past few days. So, let's evaluate if it's wise to buy the dip in stock given its premium valuation and negative profit margins? Read on
4 Stocks to Buy as Furniture Sales Surge: Williams-Sonoma, Ethan Allen, Haverty, and Bassett
The furniture market has experienced a surge in demand due to increasing inclination toward home decoration and renovation, thanks to more remote lifestyles. Furthermore, with the current housing market booming, continued interest in furnishing homes should further bolster the industry's growth. Therefore, it could be prudent to invest in fundamentally sound furniture stocks Williams-Sonoma (WSM), Ethan Allen (ETD), Haverty Furniture (HVT), and Bassett Furniture (BSET).
Should You Scoop Up Shares of Toast on the Dip?
The shares of restaurant-platform provider Toast Inc. (TOST) slipped nearly 11% in price last week after the company issued a disappointing earnings report and guidance for the coming quarters. So, let's evaluate if it's worth betting on the stock now, given that the restaurant industry continues to rebound from pandemic-led disruptions. Read on.
Is Alexandria Real Estate Equities a REIT Worth Buying?
Shares of Alexandria Real Estate (ARE) have dipped in price over the past few months despite the company making several operational advances. In addition, the company's recent announcement related to its debt financing appears to have compounded investors' concerns. So, is it worth betting on the stock now? Let's discuss.
3 Esports Stocks That Could Skyrocket 100% or More, According to Wall Street
The increasing preference for video games and the rising popularity of esports events have been driving the growth of the global esports market. In addition, rapid technological innovations and advancements in the virtual reality space should propel the sector's growth. Thus, Wall Street Analysts expect esports stocks Genius Sports (GENI), Esports Technologies (EBET), and Esports Entertainment (GMBL) to witness significant upside in the near-term.
3 Clean Energy Stocks Under $10 That Should More than Double, According to Wall Street
As the world progresses toward a zero-carbon future, the clean energy industry is gaining traction. In addition, government initiatives and declining energy costs should drive the sector's growth. Therefore, Wall Street analysts expect quality clean energy stocks ReNew Energy Global (RNW), Advent Technologies (AND), and Fusion Fuel Green (HTOO) to rally significantly in the upcoming months. Read on.
Should You Buy the Dip in IPG Photonics?
Despite posting stable growth across its business segments in its recent quarterly earnings release, shares of industrial laser manufacturing company IPG Photonics (IPGP) have slumped nearly 7.7% in price over the past month. So, is it wise to buy the dip in the stock? Let's discuss.