Stocks to buy

Cloud computing continues to be one of the fastest-growing segments of the technology industry. Fortune Business Insights forecasts that revenue generated from cloud computing will grow from $677.95 billion in 2023 to $2.43 trillion by 2030, representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 20%. This outlook has many investors on the hunt for the

In a world struggling with sustainability, these companies are beacons of hope that harness the sun’s energy to power our present and our future. They are so visionary, and committed to their development, technology, and growth that they are undoubtedly an example of true solar stocks to buy and hold regardless of their adversities. Renewable

Quantum computing has the potential to solve complex problems that are beyond the reach of classic computers, such as cryptography, optimization, machine learning and simulation. However, investing in this sector is no trivial matter. The space is rather budding and there are only a few pure-play quantum computing stocks available to public investors. Most of

The world is becoming increasingly automated paving the way for robotics stocks moving forward. Sector growth is expected to reach double digits on an annualized basis and ranges from the low to mid-teens depending on the source In either case, capital invested in the sector has a reasonable chance of increasing in value. The firms

In the semiconductor industry, the foundation of progress lies within the complex architecture of semiconductors. With the advent of AI, the gears of innovation turn ever faster. The article lists three companies at the forefront of this symphony of technology. This has led to the rise of semiconductor stocks to buy. The first one was

I have long been upbeat on the eVTOL (electric vertical take-off and landing) sector because eVTOLS, also known as flying cars, are much cheaper than helicopters to operate but are very similar to helicopters from an operational standpoint. Specifically, like helicopters, eVTOLs land vertically, enabling them to transport people to many points within cities. This

While many financial advisors will direct you to established public enterprises, investors seeking some “oomph” for their portfolio may want to target “unmatched” stocks with potential. Rather than walking along the beaten path, these lesser-known entities carry significantly higher risk. At the same time, if circumstances align just right, you could enjoy massive upside. To

The stock market has produced many winners over the past decade. Long-term investors benefit from companies that deliver consistent revenue and earnings growth over time. While the stock market hasn’t always been kind to investors, it has always presented long-term opportunities. When some investors ran off from assets, others bought various dips of their favorite

Weakness is quickly becoming an opportunity in lithium stocks. For one, most are now technically oversold. Two, with accelerating demand and lithium prices, related stocks could easily bounce back. Also, thanks to growing demand, companies like Exxon Mobil (NYSE: XOM) are jumping into the lithium boom. In fact, XOM just started actively exploring the market

For investors seeking opportunities, undervalued robotics stocks offer potential for significant gains in a rebounding high-growth sector. Depressed valuations have been driven by tech sell-offs due to rising rates and macro uncertainties. This presents a chance to invest in innovative robotics companies at appealing prices. In the vast tech sector, robotics firms play a pivotal

The broad tech market may have seen its heyday come and go post-pandemic. Today’s investors are skittish about high-flying growth opportunities amid promising 5% yield on savings accounts and Treasuries. But surprisingly, parts of this year saw rallies and resurgence for a core selection of tech stocks, mainly driven by artificial intelligence (AI) exuberance. That

As we enter the final months of 2023, the stock market continues to face headwinds. Inflation remains stubbornly high, the Federal Reserve is still on its rate-hiking path, and recession fears linger. But there are always opportunities for savvy investors, even in turbulent times. And right now, some of the best opportunities can be found

The stock market is sliding lower in August, and volatility has returned to equities. So what’s an investor to do? The best defense in times like these is to put capital into reliable blue-chip stocks. These stocks of established, profitable companies generate plenty of free cash flow and have a proven track record of rewarding shareholders through stock

United States productivity increased by a 3.7% annualized rate in Q2 2023. Michael Feroli, Chief U.S. economist at JPMorgan (NYSE:JPM), wrote that expectations for a strong boost in the three-month period “offer glimmers of hope that trend productivity is picking up,” as rising investment in software and information processing will boost growth for the economy.

Interestingly, interest rates are higher in the United States since the economy is much stronger than analysts’ and economists’ forecasts. Furthermore, unemployment is below 4%, the S&P 500 grew roughly 20% this year, and economists surveyed by the Philadelphia Fed stated that GDP is projected to grow by 1.6% in Q3 2023. The rise in

Market volatility has struck again. Last week, U.S. equities continued their slide in August, leaving many market-watchers wondering whether or not equities in general had reached their peak. The attributed to this precipitous decline in share prices is most likely multi-faceted. There is the Federal Reserve, which still is not sure it will pause on interest rates

Barron’s published an article in mid-August that discussed how the best employers are the best stocks to buy. Jefferies Financial Group (NYSE:JEF) analysis found that the stocks of the companies on the annual Fortune list of top 100 workplaces had consistently outperformed their peers since 1998 when the list was started. “Analysts led by Aniket

This might be the best time to dip your toe into solar stocks. Solar energy is one of the fastest-growing industries in the world, as more countries and companies invest in renewable sources of power to combat climate change and reduce their dependence on fossil fuels. According to the International Energy Agency, solar photovoltaic capacity

Earlier this month, I gave readers the rundown on Flexible Solutions International (NYSEAMERICAN:FSI) stock, an under-the-radar “green wave” play. With a low valuation, coupled with the company’s steady growth over the past few years, on the surface FSI stock appeared to be an opportunity worth exploring. After diving into the details, more stood out, suggesting that

Some of the technology sector’s biggest names captured much of the renewed investor enthusiasm, leaving small- and mid-cap companies in the dust. However, if you dig deep enough you’ll still find severely oversold tech stocks. To help us find them, I’ll use the relative strength index (RSI) to identify some of those still considered oversold. Usually,