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3 BIG Reasons Why Stocks Might Finally Be a Buy
The best time to buy is always when you want to least. I believe you should face the fear and embrace the new opportunities provided by the recent mayhem in the S&P 500 (SPY). I'll explore this mindset and how you can apply it to outperform in today's volatile markets below. Read on for more...
3 Energy Stocks to Buy on the Dip
While most of the market has been mired in a brutal correction, energy stocks have had a very mild pullback. Investors should consider buying a high-quality energy stock like Ovintiv (OVV), Occidental Petroleum (OXY), and VAALCO Energy (EGY) as the underlying fundamentals keep improving.
Stock Market Moment of Truth
It is clear at this stage that investors want to push stocks (SPY) to the edge of bear market. That 20% sell off from the highs equates to 3,855 where there truly will be a battle for the soul of this market. Is there truly enough belief to push down below into bear market territory. Or will the bullish spirits return given the dramatically better valuation of stocks at this level? Lets discuss those vital topics as well as trading plans for investors in both the bullish and bearish scenarios.
5 Unstoppable Basic Materials Stocks With More Room to Run
Growing demand for basic materials across industries has been helping companies in this space benefit amid the supply disruptions and rising prices. So, it is wise to bet on quality basic materials stocks LyondellBasell (LYB), Olin (OLN), Chemours Company (CC), Westlake (WLK), and Alpha Metallurgical (AMR), which have gained significantly so far this year and still have plenty of upsides left.
Crypto Mining Stocks: Don't Get Caught Trying to Catch a Falling Knife
The downtrend in crypto mining stocks is closely related to the broad-based sell-off in cryptocurrencies. Today I’m going to analyze Riot Blockchain (RIOT), Marathon Digital Holdings (MARA), and Hut 8 Mining (HUT), to determine if these stocks are smart investments to buy on the dip.Top Stories
2 Enterprise Software Stocks to Scoop Up in the Sell-Off
Investors' concerns over multi-decade-high inflation, the Federal Reserve’s interest rate hikes, and disappointing earnings by tech giants have caused a massive tech sell-off. However, given the enterprise software industry's solid growth prospects, we think it could be wise to scoop up shares of enterprise software companies Workday (WDAY) and Veeva Systems (VEEV) on their dips, considering the companies’ fundamental strength. Read on.
Better Buy: Verizon vs. T-Mobile
With accelerated digitization and hybrid lifestyles, the demand for telecommunication is expected to increase. So, Verizon (VZ) and T-Mobile (TMUS) should benefit. But which of these two stocks is a better buy now? Read more to find out.
Kellogg vs. J.M. Smucker: Which Packaged Food Stock is a Better Buy?
Despite rising food prices, strong demand for packaged foods with longer shelf life should allow food makers to pass over rising input costs to customers and profit substantially. Therefore, we think Kellogg (K) and J. M. Smucker (SJM) should benefit. But which of these stocks is a better buy now? Read more to find out.
2 Mega-Cap Stocks to Buy on the Dip
Mega-cap stocks Walmart (WMT) and Roche Holding (RHHBY) are both down more than 15% in the past month but could be solid buy the dip candidates.
3 Staffing Stocks to Avoid as Companies Warn of a Hiring Slowdown
Considering the current market volatility and hiring freeze amid an economic slowdown, it may not make sense to bet on stuffing stocks that could plunge in price due to their fundamental weakness and/or the industry headwinds. Upwork (UPWK), ZipRecruiter (ZIP), and Adecco (AHEXY) have weak financials and growth prospects. So, we think these stocks are best avoided now. Read on.
Looking to Bottom Fish? 5 Stocks Down 32% - 42% to Buy Now
Concerns over geopolitical tensions, sky-high inflation, and a potential recession due to the Fed’s hawkish stance have driven the stock market to a significant sell-off of late. However, the recent market correction could be a good opportunity for investors to scoop up the stocks of fundamentally sound companies NICE (NICE), Lattice Semiconductor (LSCC), Croda International (COIHY), Veeva Systems (VEEV), and Coty (COTY). They are each down 32% - 42% in price.
3 High-Quality Stocks in the Industrial Sector to Buy at a Discount
The industrial sector was impacted severely by COVID-19-pandemic-induced supply chain disruptions and productivity losses. But on the efforts made by the Biden administration to ease supply chain constraints, and with economic activities picking up, industrial production growth and capacity utilization should improve. Against this backdrop, we think the stocks of high-quality industrial companies A. O. Smith (AOS), Kennametal (KMT), and Carrier Global (CARR), which are currently trading discounts, could be solid bets now. Read on.
Marqeta: Down about 50% in 2022, is Now a Good Time to Buy?
Software company Marqeta (MQ) topped the consensus estimates in its top line in its last reported quarter. However, its bottom line remained in the red. The stock has slumped almost 50% in price this year. So, will it be wise to invest in the stock now? Read on to find out.
2 Mega-Cap Stocks Down More Than 20% YTD to Buy on the Dip
Since the beginning of the year, the major benchmark equity indexes have been in correction territory due to concerns over inflationary pressures, the Fed’s hawkish tilt, a war between Russia and Ukraine, and a potential economic slowdown. But amid the broad market sell-off, many quality stocks are trading at attractive valuations. Given these factors, we think it could be wise now to invest in the stocks of fundamentally sound mega-cap companies Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) and LVMH Moët (LVMUY), which are down more than 20% in price year-to-date and are trading at significant discounts to their peers.
5 Buy-Rated Healthcare Stocks Trading Near 52-Week Lows to Scoop Up Right Now
The healthcare industry is expected to grow significantly in 2022, thanks to strong demand amid rising chronic diseases, an aging population, and digital integration in healthcare systems. Furthermore, an increase in U.S. healthcare spending should fuel the industry’s growth. Given the bright growth prospects, we think the stocks of fundamentally sound healthcare companies Abbott (ABT), Quidel (QDEL), Medtronic (MDT), Fresenius (FMS), and Smith & Nephew (SNN), which are trading near their 52-week price lows, are ideal investments now. So, read on.
5 Hot Energy Stocks You Should Have on Your Watchlist
Amid lingering logistical roadblocks and increasing geopolitical tensions, oil and gas prices are expected to hover around record highs this year. Thus, we think it could be wise to add hot energy stocks Cenovus Energy (CVE), Talos Energy (TALO), Sabine Royalty (SBR), CVR Energy (CVI), and Marathon Oil (MRO) to one’s watchlist now. Let’s take a closer look at these names.
Lamar Advertising: The REIT Looks Enticing at $100
The shares of leading advertising company Lamar Advertising Company (LAMR) have gained marginally in price over the past week, thanks to the company’s outstanding financials and bullish growth prospects. As digital advertising gains traction, LAMR is well-positioned to witness significant growth over the near term, making it, we think, an ideal investment bet now at less than $100.
Mullen Automotive vs. Lordstown Motors: Which EV stock is a Better Buy?
Today I will analyze and compare Mullen Automotive (MULN) and Lordstown Motors (RIDE) to determine which electric vehicle stock is currently a better investment.
3 Pharmaceutical Stocks Under $11 to Buy Now
The global pharmaceutical market might cross the $1.5 trillion threshold by 2023, while national health spending is expected to increase over the coming years. And growing investments in breakthrough developments could drive the sector’s growth even more. Hence, we think pharmaceutical stocks Bausch Health (BHC), Procaps Group (PROC), and Catalyst Pharmaceuticals (CPRX), which are currently trading at less than $11, might be solid bets now. Let’s discuss.
Is Kraft Heinz a Good Stock to Add to Your Dividend Portfolio?
Popular ketchup and condiments maker Kraft Heinz Company (KHC) is well known to dividend investors because of its impressive dividend-paying history. However, given the company’s stretched valuation and unfavorable analyst estimates, would it be a winning stock to add to one’s dividend portfolio now? Read on to learn our view.
Is Micro Focus International a Good Enterprise Software Stock to Invest In?
Enterprise software company Micro Focus International (MFGP) has lost significant momentum over the past year due to disappointing sales trends. While the company remains optimistic about its prospects, its low profitability could raise investors' concerns. So, is it worth betting on the stock now? Read on, let's find out.
Is Aspen Technology a Good Growth Stock to Own?
Aspen Technology's (AZPN) recent completion of a merger agreement with Emerson Electric (EMR) is driving investor optimism surrounding its growth prospects. So, let's evaluate if it's worth betting on the stock now. Read on.
Is Energizer Holdings a Winner in the Household Products Industry?
Leading household and specialty batteries manufacturer Energizer Holdings (ENR) posted better-than-expected earnings for its fiscal second quarter and raised its top-line growth outlook for the fiscal year. However, the company has stated that uncertainty in global economic and financial market conditions could hamper its performance. Also, considering the company’s insufficient cash inflows, is ENR a buy now? Keep reading.
Wall Street Predicts Investing in These 3 Fintech Stocks Will Double Your Money
While fintech stocks have witnessed a significant decline lately as part of the broader market sell-off, rapid adoption of advanced technological solutions and rising demand for digital transactions make the industry’s prospects bright. So, Wall Street analysts believe fintech stocks StoneCo (STNE), Marqeta (MQ), and Bill.com (BILL) still have plenty of upside to deliver at their current piece levels. Let’s discuss.