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2022 Stock Market Outlook
The stock market (SPY) has continued on a bullish path in 2021. Will that continue in 2022? And what could happen to awaken the bear market from hibernation? 40 year investment veteran Steve Reitmeister explores this and more in this early edition of his 2022 Stock Market Outlook. Read on for full details below...
3 Highly Profitable Tech Stocks to Buy
Aside from a recent fall, tech stocks have shown bullish momentum since May. Whether or not this momentum continues, making sure you're invested in highly profitable tech stocks can provide your portfolio the potential for strong returns. That's why investors should consider high profit tech stocks such as Cadence Design Systems, Inc. (CDNS), KLA Corporation (KLAC), and Skyworks Solutions, Inc. (SWKS).
How to Turn Low Priced Stocks into BIG Winners?
Some investors are into growth stocks...some prefer value stocks while others are into momentum, income, chart patterns, insider trading and more. But one area that most investors agree upon is the great appeal in buying low priced stocks. Like those under $10 given the potential that prices soar and you easily beat the stock market (SPY). Read on to discover our brand new strategy for selecting low priced stocks that has led to a surprising +62.88% average annual return. Get the rest below...
3 Growth Stocks You Can Buy at a Reasonable Price
Even with growth stocks falling last week, investors are still pouring money into companies with strong growth potential. When you add in a value component, you get the best of both worlds. That's why investors should consider growth at a reasonable price stocks such as Westlake Chemical Corporation (WLK), ManpowerGroup (MAN), AutoNation, Inc. (AN).
Amazon Deal and Earnings Blowout Provide Affirmation for Affirm
"Buy now, pay later" services are coming into their own in the 2020's, and Affirm (AFRM) is leading the way.Top Stories
How Recent Bearish Sentiment Will Impact the Stock Market
Last week, the S&P 500 (SPY) fell during a short trading week. Multiple factors were weighing on investor sentiment. First was September's history for being a weaker month for stock performance. In addition, the previous week's August payrolls miss seemed to linger on investors' minds due to concerns that the delta variant of COVID was slowing the rebound in the economy. The real estate sector led declines as long-term interest rates increased. Consumer staples and utility stocks performed the best. In terms of market cap, the small-cap Russell 2000 Index underperformed the market after two strong weeks of outperforming the larger benchmarks. Growth stocks also outperformed Value stocks. I’ll discuss this and more below…
2 SaaS Stocks to Buy this month, 2 to Avoid
As companies continue with the remote working structures, with many adopting cloud platforms as part of their digital transformation efforts, the software-as-a-service (SaaS) industry should grow solidly. We think SaaS stocks QAD (QADA) and Absolute Software (ABST) are well-positioned to cash in on the industry tailwinds. Conversely, their declining financials could leave Workiva (WK) and Paycor HCM (PYCR) in jeopardy of a downturn in the near term. Let’s discuss.
Vinco Ventures vs. Quad: Which Meme Stock is a Better Buy?
Meme stocks’ momentum is fueled by the buzz about them on social media platforms and retail traders' consequent interest in them. These stocks may or may not be backed by strong fundamentals. So, read on to find out which of the two meme stocks—Vinco (BBIG) and Quad/Graphics (QUAD)—are worth betting on.
4 Auto Parts Stocks to Buy as New Car Sales Dwindle
As the new car market remains under pressure, the auto parts industry is benefiting handsomely from the growing demand for used cars. And because the aftermarket auto parts industry is expected to continue growing amid dwindling new car sales, we think O'Reilly Automotive (ORLY), LKQ Corporation (LKQ), Autoliv (ALV), and Dana (DAN) could be ideal bets now. Read on.
Alight vs. Workday: Which Stock is a Better Investment?
The rising demand for secure and efficient cloud platforms should benefit Workday (WDAY) and Alight (ALIT). But which of these stocks is a better buy now? Let’s find out.
2 Top Mid-Cap Stocks to Buy This Month
The U.S. economy is getting back on track after erasing pandemic-driven losses last quarter and is thought to be on the cusp of a productivity boom. In this scenario, we believe that fundamentally sound mid-cap stocks KT Corp (KT) and LG Display (LPL) could be ideal investment bets.
3 Pharmaceutical Stocks Under $10 to Buy in September
The pharmaceutical industry’s increased focus on developing better treatments for many of today's most complex diseases should help it to grow for the foreseeable future. However, because highly priced pharma stocks are susceptible to anticipated market volatility in the near term, we think it could be wise to bet on quality stocks Amneal Pharmaceuticals (AMRX), Catalyst Pharmaceuticals (CPRX), and Kamada (KMDA). These names are currently trading at affordable prices. Let’s discuss.
3 Electric Vehicle Manufacturing Stocks to Avoid This Month
Despite the substantial support being lent to the Electric Vehicle (EV) industry by governments worldwide, it still faces challenges, such as the current, global semiconductor chip shortage, among others. Given this environment, we think fundamentally weak EV manufacturing stocks Faraday Future (FFIE),The Lion Electric Company (LEV), and Lightning eMotors (ZEV) are best avoided now. Read on for an explanation.
Delta vs. SkyWest: Which Airline Stock is a Better Buy?
Delta (DAL) and SkyWest (SKYW) are two airlines with contrasting POWR Rating grades. Below, we delve into each of these stocks to give investors a better sense of which is the better buy.
3 Downgraded Stocks to Sell in a Shaky Market
McEwen Mining (MUX), Minerva Neurosciences (NERV), and American Resources Corporation (AREC) were recently downgraded in the POWR Ratings. Investors who own these stocks should reevaluate their positions as soon as possible. I
Is Matterport a Good Spatial Data Stock to Invest In?
The spatial data and 3D software company Matterport (MTTR) made its stock market debut through an SPAC deal backed by renowned investor Alec Gores. The company has secured a strong foothold in the industry, with disruptive product and service offerings. However, with negative profit margins, is MTTR a good bet now? Read more to find out.
Silver Approaching Key Level
It’s been another rough week for the precious metals sector, with the price of silver (SLV) plunging more than 4% to undercut the $23.00/oz level, extending its year-to-date losses to nearly 14%. Taylor Dart explains why the metal needs to hold its support level.
4 No-Brainer Tech Stocks to Buy in September
The resurgence of COVID-19 cases, the Fed’s dovish monetary policy stance, and continuing digital transformation have been heightening investors’ interest in tech stocks. And considering the attractive current valuation and solid growth prospects of LG Display (LPL), NetScout Systems (NTCT), AdvanSix (ASIX), and ScanSource (SCSC), we think these names could be no-brainer picks from the tech space. Let’s discuss.
Better Gaming Stock: Zynga or Electronic Arts?
The demand for gaming was accelerated by COVID-19 pandemic-led remote lifestyles last year. And while the economy’s reopening this year has been shifting people’s recreational focus to outdoor activities, the increasing availability of cloud gaming should continue driving the industry’s growth. So, Gaming giants Electronic Arts (EA) and Zynga (ZNGA) should benefit. But which of these stocks is a better buy now? Read more to find out.
Zscaler vs. Radware: Which Cybersecurity Stock is a Better Buy?
With most businesses having at least some exposure to the internet, the rise of cyber crimes has become an issue. That's why business is booming for many cybersecurity companies. Zscaler (ZS) and Radware (RDWR) are two such cybersecurity stocks, but which is the better buy? Read more to find out.
2 Iron Ore Stocks to Buy as Steel Prices Keep Trending Higher
President Biden's $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill, which is intended to propel the U.S. economy to transformative growth, bodes well for the steel industry. Furthermore, output cuts imposed by the world's largest steel producer, China, have lately pushed steel prices to all-time highs. In this scenario, we believe it may be wise to bet on iron ore stocks BHP Group (BHP) and Vale S.A (VALE) because they are poised to benefit from the steel price rally. Read on.
Is Hexcel Setting Up for a Big Move?
Hexcel Corp. (HXL) has been trading in a sideways trading range over the past several weeks, where it has formed a resistance line and a level of support. At some point, the stock will have to break through either level. Once that happens a big move is expected. Read more to learn how to profit from this trade.
Stay Away from These 3 Popular Software Stocks That are Overvalued
While the software industry’s prospects look bright thanks to remote lifestyles and digital transformation, given current market volatility and fierce competition in the industry, we believe it is prudent to steer clear of Coupa Software (COUP), Confluent Inc. (CFLT), and Ceridian HCM Holding (CDAY). Put simply, these stocks look overvalued at their current price levels. Read on.
3 Upgraded Stocks to Buy in September
Most investors are aware that the market has been experiencing some turbulence over the past week couple weeks. That's why investors should only consider stocks rated a Buy or Strong Buy in our POWR Ratings system. These stocks have historically outperformed. Best Buy (BBY), Johnson Outdoors (JOUT), and Zebra Technologies Corporation (ZBRA) are three great examples.