About Spandan Khandelwal

Spandan's is a financial journalist and investment analyst focused on the stock market. With her ability to interpret financial data, she aims to help investors evaluate the fundamentals of a company before investing. Spandan majored in accounting and finance in college and is currently pursuing the Cost and Management Accountant (CMA) program.


Recent Articles By Spandan Khandelwal

: DIDI |  News, Ratings, and Charts

5 Chinese Tech Stocks Wall Street Predicts Will Rally by More than 45%

Despite increased regulatory pressure on Chinese tech stocks, the industry holds enormous long-term growth potential. In addition, Beijing's pledge to support the country’s economy by adopting favorable policies should further aid the sector’s performance. Therefore, Wall Street Analysts expect fundamentally sound Chinese tech stocks DiDi Global. (DIDI), GDS Holdings (GDS), Full Truck (YMM), Tuya Inc. (TUYA), and Kingsoft Cloud (KC) to rally more than 45% in price in the coming months. Let’s discuss.
: GFS |  News, Ratings, and Charts

3 Red-Hot Semiconductor Stocks to Add to Your Watchlist: Rambus, GlobalFoundries, and Kulicke & Soffa

The escalating war between Ukraine and Russia has exacerbated ongoing global supply chain issues and price increases for semiconductor chips. The industry is nonetheless expected to thrive, however, due to rising investments to ramp up production and heightened demand for semiconductor chips in electric vehicles (EVs) and consumer electronics industries. Therefore, we think it could be wise to add fundamentally sound semiconductor stocks GLOBAL (GFS), Kulicke (KLIC), and Rambus (RMBS) to one’s watchlist. These stocks have surged in price over the past month and could rally further based on their solid growth attributes. Read on.
: TSP |  News, Ratings, and Charts

3 Autonomous Vehicle Stocks Wall Street Predicts Will Skyrocket

Although the Russia-Ukraine war has exacerbated bottlenecks in wire-harness supplies and worsened the semiconductor chip shortage, the automotive vehicle industry is poised to witness massive growth due to strong demand for self-driving cars and rising investments in digital infrastructure. So, Wall Street analysts expect the stocks of fundamentally sound autonomous vehicle companies TuSimple (TSP), Ouster (OUST), and Velodyne (VLDR) to skyrocket in price in the coming months. Let’s discuss.
: LOW |  News, Ratings, and Charts

Forget Home Depot, Buy These 3 Home Improvement Stocks Instead

Rapid urbanization, technological advancements, and dynamic consumer preference are expected to drive the home improvement industry's growth. However, Home Depot (HD) does not look sufficiently fit to capitalize on the industry tailwinds. Therefore, we think it could be better to invest in the stocks of fundamentally sound home improvement companies Lowe's (LOW), Haverty Furniture (HVT), and Tile Shop (TTSH) instead. Let’s discuss.
: INSW |  News, Ratings, and Charts

Wall Street is Bullish on These 3 Oil Tanker Stocks

The Biden Administration's decision to ban oil imports from Russia has posed a major concern for the oil tanker industry. However, an increase in global mobility and economic activities with the world recovering from the worst of COVID-19’s disruptions has led to a surge in oil demand. That is why Wall Street is bullish on these three fundamentally sound Oil Tanker stocks: International (INSW), Teekay (TNK), and Nordic American (NAT). Read on
: JPM |  News, Ratings, and Charts

3 Bank Stocks Wall Street Predicts Will Rally by More Than 25%

Because the Fed approved its first interest rate hike yesterday and disclosed its plans to raise rates further this year, the banking industry should benefit. In addition, rapid digitization across business operations should also help the industry thrive. So, Wall Street analysts expect the stocks of fundamentally sound banks JPMorgan (JPM), Citigroup (C), and UBS Group (UBS) to rally by more than 25% in price in the coming months. Let’s discuss.
: IBM |  News, Ratings, and Charts

4 Outperforming Information Technology Services Stocks to Buy Now

The IT services industry grew at a record pace last year due to remote work arrangements and digital transformation. Because these trends are expected to continue this year, we think it could be wise to bet on fundamentally sound IT services stock International Business (IBM), Cognizant Technology (CTSH), Jack Henry (JKHY), and Teradata Corporation (TDC), which are outperforming the broader market. Read on.
: QCOM |  News, Ratings, and Charts

Forget ASML Holding, Buy These 3 Semiconductor Stocks Instead

ASML Holding N.V. (ASML) was recently impacted by a fire at its Berlin facility that halted the production of its deep ultraviolet (DUV) and EUV systems. Furthermore, supply chain worries regarding neon gas amid the Ukraine-Russia war could further dampen its growth. Given this gloomy prospect, the stock does not look sufficiently lucrative currently to satisfy investors. Conversely, we think increased demand for semiconductor chips and a ramp-up in production should help the stocks of fundamentally sound semiconductor companies QUALCOMM (QCOM), Applied (AMAT), and Micron (MU) to soar in price in the coming months. Read on.
: ULCC |  News, Ratings, and Charts

3 Airline Stocks Wall Street Predicts Will Rally More Than 60%

Although an increase in jet fuel prices due to the Ukraine-Russia war has become a massive challenge for the recovering airline industry, rising travel demand globally should help many carriers advance. Hence, Wall Street Analysts expect the stocks of fundamentally sound carriers Frontier Group (ULCC), Spirit Airlines, Inc. (SAVE), and SkyWest, Inc. (SKYW) to rally by more than 60% in price in the coming months. Read on.
: HD |  News, Ratings, and Charts

Down More Than 10% in 2022, These 3 Dow Jones Stocks Still Look Expensive

Amid the escalating tensions surrounding the war in Ukraine and concerns over the Fed's upcoming interest rate hikes, Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) dipped significantly last week. The rising energy prices and inflationary pressure could further rattle DJIA. Therefore, it could be wise to avoid DJIA stocks The Home Depot (HD), The Walt Disney (DIS), and NIKE, Inc. (NKE), which declined more than 10% year-to-date but still looks expensive.
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