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
5 Tech Stocks You'll Regret Not Buying During the Sell-Off
The Federal Reserve’s continued monetary policy tightening to tame the surging inflation has been making investors concerned about the economy slipping into a recession soon. As a result, tech stocks are witnessing massive sell-offs. However, growing demand, impressive breakthroughs, and rising corporate and government investments in the tech industry should drive the industry’s growth. So, buying shares of industry leaders Microsoft (MSFT), Oracle (ORCL), Autodesk (ADSK), Broadcom (AVGO), and Infosys (INFY) at their current price levels could be rewarding. Let’s discuss.
5 Dividend-Paying Industrial Stocks With Buy-Ratings
While high commodity prices and supply chain disruptions are troubling the industrial sector lately, strong demand for industrial goods and favorable government policies to boost domestic production should help it stay afloat. This, along with impressive dividend-payout histories, makes industrial stocks Raytheon Technologies (RTX), ABB (ABB), United Parcel Service (UPS), Emerson Electric (EMR), and Fastenal (FAST) solid additions to your portfolio now. These stocks are rated Buy in our proprietary rating system. Let’s discuss.
5 Top Mining Stocks to Buy in June
Rising commodity prices and soaring demand for metals and materials should drive the performance of mining companies. Moreover, the digitization of various mining operations should bode well for the industry. Therefore, fundamentally sound mining stocks Rio Tinto Group (RIO), BHP Group Limited (BHP), Glencore plc (GLNCY), Vale S.A. (VALE), and Freeport-McMoRan Inc. (FCX) could be good additions to your portfolio at their current discounted valuations. Let’s discuss.
5 A-Rated Technology Stocks to Buy This Month
The possibility of the Fed becoming more aggressive in tightening the monetary policy with the inflation hitting a new 40-year high in May could make tech stocks highly volatile in the upcoming weeks. However, as growing reliance on tech solutions and policy support should continue to drive the tech industry’s growth, it is wise to buy fundamentally sound tech stocks Celestica (CLS), Fujitsu (FJTSY), AudioCodes (AUDC), Open Text (OTEX), and Sapiens International (SPNS), which are well-positioned to rebound. These stocks are rated Strong Buy in our proprietary rating system. Let’s discuss.
Better Buy: TJX vs. Target
Given the rising prices and the possibility of a recession, consumers are rushing to discount stores or off-price retailers to buy general merchandise at lower prices. This rising foot traffic and enhanced product and service offerings should benefit prominent off-price retailers TJX (TJX) and Target (TGT). But which of these stocks is a better buy now? Read more to find out.
5 Beaten-Down Home Improvement Stocks to Scoop Up Now
Slowing home sales due to high mortgage rates has resulted in lower demand for home improvement or remodeling projects. However, with inflation appearing to have peaked, the home improvement industry should rebound soon. Therefore, it could be wise to invest in beaten-down home improvement stocks Arhaus (ARHS), Tile Shop (TTSH), Kingfisher (KGFHY), Haverty Furniture (HVT), and Builders FirstSource (BLDR), which are well-positioned to rebound soon. Let’s discuss...
5 Staples Stocks to Buy Amidst High Inflation
Although a slowdown in consumer prices in April and the expectation of a flat CPI for May indicate that inflation had reached its peak, the market volatility may not ease anytime soon with the fear of a looming recession. Given the prevailing uncertainties, it could be worth investing in quality consumer staples stocks General Mills (GIS), PepsiCo (PEP), Tyson Foods (TSN), Danone (DANOY), and Campbell Soup (CPB), which are expected to be resilient to the market fluctuations. Let’s discuss.
Better Buy: Progressive vs. Loews
As a rising interest rate environment typically benefits the insurance industry, Progressive (PGR) and Loews (L) are worth watching. But which of these stocks is a better buy now? Let’s find out.
Better Buy: Cisco vs. Ubiquiti
Networking stocks have lost momentum lately due to the broader technology sector sell-off on concerns over interest rate increases and an intensifying semiconductor chip shortage. However, surging demand and government policy support for advanced networking solutions should help networking stocks Cisco (CSCO) and Ubiquiti (UI) rebound. But which of these stocks is a better buy now? Read more to find out.