About Subhasree Kar
Subhasree’s keen interest in financial instruments led her to pursue a career as an investment analyst. After earning a Master’s degree in Economics, she gained knowledge of equity research and portfolio management at Finlatics.
She uses her knowledge as a fundamental analyst to help investors make informed decisions in regards to their investment portfolios.
Recent Articles By Subhasree Kar
4 Staffing & Employment Services Stocks to Buy Now
Higher job openings and employment in recent months have helped the staffing industry bounce back from the setback due to the pandemic-led layoffs and shutdowns. Thus, investors should consider adding staffing stocks Robert Half International (RHI), ASGN (ASGN), ManpowerGroup (MAN), and ZipRecruiter (ZIP) to their portfolios.
Is Sphere 3D a Crypto Mining Stock Worth Owning?
Software company Sphere 3D (ANY) is focusing on becoming one of the leading carbon-neutral bitcoin miners. The company intends to close its merger with zero carbon footprint bitcoin miner Gryphon Digital Mining Inc. this year. However, with tightening government regulations in the crypto space, is the stock worth investing in now? Let’s discuss.
3 Outperforming Auto Parts Stocks to Buy in February
New car production is expected to increase this year with the easing of supply chain disruptions and growing demand. This should propel the growth of the auto parts industry. Moreover, the increased demand for used cars is expected to benefit the auto parts industry. Given this backdrop, it could be wise to scoop up auto parts stocks Goodyear Tire & Rubber (GT), Allison Transmission (ALSN), Modine (MOD) that are already outperforming the broader market.
3 Best Performing Semiconductor Stocks in January
The last month has been a wild ride for the stock market, with the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite posting their worst months since March 2020. Nevertheless, the stocks of semiconductor companies Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM), Daqo (DQ), and NeoPhotonics (NPTN) were the top performers in the industry amid the downturn. So, read on for a closer look at these names.
Should You Buy Clorox Stock on the Dip?
The shares of Clorox (CLX) have tumbled more than 14% in price on the company’s worse-than-expected earnings release and diminished full-year guidance. The company is currently grappling with inflationary pressures and supply disruptions, which are negatively impacting its margins. So, with Clorox’s 44-year history of consecutive dividend growth, is the stock a buy now? Keep reading to learn our view.
4 High-Quality Retail Stocks to Buy During These Uncertain Times
It seems like Deja Vu for the retail industry as surging COVID-19 variant cases threaten sales and profits—all over again. Although the industry is fast adapting to the changing environment, focusing on digital channels, it is hobbled by understaffing and supply shortages. Nevertheless, we think high-quality retail stocks Dillard’s (DDS), Children’s Place (PLCE), Shoe Carnival (SCVL), Destination XL (DXLG) are well-positioned to dodge the industry and stock market uncertainties. So, let’s pore over these names.
Down More Than 15% YTD, is OLB Group a Good Buy?
OLB Group (OLB) shares have slumped more than 15% in price year-to-date. However, the stock has gained momentum lately due to OLB’s recent positive operational updates. The company expects to make significant progress in its crypto venture in the coming months. So, is it the right time to scoop OLB shares? Read on to learn our view.
3 Best Performing Software Stocks in January
Continuing digitization and hybrid working arrangements are expected to drive the software industry’s growth. So, although tech stocks performed dismally in January, software stocks Park City Group (PCYG), SurgePays (SURG), and TSR (TSRI) were the top stocks to outperform the broader market. So, let's examine those names.
3 Trucking Stocks to Avoid as Oil Prices Rally Above $90
Oil prices are trading above the $90 per barrel mark even with OPEC’s gradual supply increase amid the growing demand. The rising oil prices are a significant headwind for trucking companies. Thus, we think fundamentally weak trucking stocks TuSimple (TSP), Werner (WERN), and Yellow Corporation (YELL) are best avoided now. Let’s discuss.