About Sweta Vijayan
Sweta holds a degree in Economics. Her fundamental approach in analyzing different financial instruments helps investors identify untapped investment opportunities.
Recent Articles By Sweta Vijayan
Avoid These 2 WallStreetBets Financial Services Stocks
Rocket Companies (RKT) and UWM (UWMC) have been on the radar of Reddit forum wallstreetbets (WSB) thanks to the financial services industry’s improving prospects with the economic recovery this year. However, their bleak current financials and growth potential make them highly speculative bets. So, we think these two stocks are best avoided now.
3 Cheap Auto Stocks to Scoop Up This Month
The fast-paced recovery of the automobile industry positions many auto dealers nicely for solid growth. For instance, the shares of Penske Automotive (PAG), Group 1 (GPI), and Sonic (SAH) are currently trading at discounts versus their peers, and we think are uniquely positioned to benefit from the industry’s recovery. Let’s take a closer look.
3 Buy the Dip Stocks to Grab Before They Rebound
Improving macroeconomic metrics have lately triggered a stock market slump because investors expect the Fed to tighten its monetary policy. However, projected GDP growth and rising consumer spending should help the market rebound soon. Therefore, we think it wise to buy Salesforce.com (CRM), Horizon Therapeutics (HZNP), and Vipshop (VIPS) at their current price levels. Read on for an explanation.
2 WallStreetBets Chinese Stocks to Avoid in May
China has been boosting investment in its industries to meet rebounding global demand for its products and is the fastest growing economy so far in 2021. However, fundamentally weak Chinese stocks iQIYI (IQ) and BEST (BEST), which are being discussed in the Reddit forum wallstreetbets (WSB), could see a price pullback in the near-term. Thus, we think these two stocks are best avoided now. Read on.
1 Streaming Stock to Buy and 1 to Avoid
The rising popularity of entertainment content streaming services over the past year has allowed companies in this space to generate significant returns. However, not all players in this industry have been able to capitalize on the tailwinds. We think collaboration with popular companies and lower-cost subscription choices should help Netflix (NFLX) deliver solid returns in the near-term. But Roku (ROKU), in contrast, has failed to assert dominance in a highly competitive industry. Let’s discuss.
3 Top-Rated Stocks Should Be on Every Energy Investor’s Radar
The global demand for oil and gas is reviving from its pandemic low owing to the gradual reopening of major economies. Because oil prices are expected to peak in July, we believe energy stocks China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation (SNP), Continental Resources (CLR), and World Fuel Services (INT) will benefit significantly. Read on.
2 Sizzling Software Stocks to Snatch-Up This Spring
The adoption of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) models by various organizations has been a major factor driving the technology industry’s rally over the past year. Also, we think the heightened demand for software solutions by industries such as healthcare and electric vehicles (EVs) positions Oracle (ORCL) and SS&C Technologies (SSNC) well for solid gains. So, let’s take a closer look at these two names.
3 Retail Stocks that Will Benefit from a Hot Summer
Support from the CARES Act and an increased digital presence over the past year have helped many retail companies survive the COVID-19 pandemic. And, as pandemic restrictions ease, job growth and direct recovery checks are likely to increase consumer spending over the coming months and help retail stocks gain momentum. So, we think L Brands, (LB), Crocs (CROX), and Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF) are poised to make a strong comeback this summer.
AMC vs. Lions Gate: Which Entertainment Stock is a Better Buy?
Despite the rising popularity of various over the top (OTT) platforms over the past year, the reopening of movie theaters and other location-based entertainment operations is expected to help AMC Entertainment (AMC) and Lions Gate (LGF.A) recover significantly this year. But let’s find out which of these stocks is a better buy now.