Stocks to buy

Finding buy-and-hold long term stocks for your portfolio is essential for success. Especially when we’re talking about firms producing strong returns, with solid long-term outlooks. While the stocks listed below may not grab headlines like the leading tech companies do, but they can — and have provided returns that are equally as impressive.  Long Term Stocks: Coca-Cola (KO)
Artificial Intelligence is everywhere and has become a hot trend. Electric vehicles, cloud computing, automated robots, or machine learning, you name it and AI is present there. Whether it is the impact on employment and productivity or the potential to shape the future, AI is here to stay. As per Grandview Research, the global artificial intelligence
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has received incredible attention this year due to the release of OpenAI’s advanced chatbot, ChatGPT.  But ChatGPT is fortunately not the only chatbot to be released. Many developers have released their own version of the AI including Bing ChatGPT, Jasper, Perplexity AI and You Chat. For this article, I decided to ask Bing ChatGPT
Savvy investors are eyeing cheap yet promising cybersecurity stocks, capitalizing on the growing market trend while contributing to the resilience of our digital infrastructure. The demand for online protection is surging in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. This exponential increase underscores the pressing necessity for improved digital security measures. As a result,
Hydrogen stocks have effectively staked their claim as compelling additions to any future-focused investment portfolio. Hydrogen, with its green credentials, has piqued investors worldwide. According to Morgan Stanley, the burgeoning hydrogen economy could become a colossal $11 trillion market by 2030. The 2022 Inflation Reduction Act adds to the allure of the best hydrogen stocks.
I continue to be a big fan of tech stocks, particularly for growth-oriented portfolios. And fortunately, there are plenty of A-rated tech stocks to buy right now to give your money a chance to work for you this July. Tech stocks are more in line with growth portfolios over value portfolios because many of them
After the Federal Reserve turned hawkish, tech stocks had a horrendous run in 2022. Investors who tried buying dips were too early as stocks fell in the first three quarters. But, from the October 2022 lows, the technology sector has rebounded strongly. The Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF (NYSEARCA:XLK) is up 42% since then.   With these gains,
It’s no wonder people are attracted to dividend stock investments. Not only are the companies typically successful, profitable enterprises, but they usually have a long history of surviving various market cycles. Dividend stocks also handily outperform their non-income-generating brethren over time.  In 2013, J.P. Morgan Asset Management published a paper that explored this superiority. It found that
While the post-pandemic market cycle inspired much speculation into the mix, forward-thinking investors may want to use this time to strategize the best retirement stocks in July. Fundamentally, the future arrives sooner than you expect. Therefore, it pays to plan ahead. And believe me, time flies, mostly as a derivation of mathematics. For example, from
While a diversified portfolio should include some enterprises that offer passive income, here’s the deal about high-yield dividend stocks: they’re risky as all heck. Usually, such companies represent yield traps, enticing investors with their seemingly robust income-making prospects. But under the hood, they suffer from severe fundamental vulnerabilities. However, in other cases, speculative dividend stocks
All of the value stocks listed below are well-known, large-cap companies that provide conservative and defensive exposure to any portfolio. These companies also possess reasonable upside, driven by a number of growth catalysts. Indeed, I’m a believer that each company could reasonably surge higher, given the quality of these key catalysts. Fortunately, each of these
Penny stocks have always interested many investors. Indeed, this interest comes from many places. Some investors like the volatility of these stocks, and the ability to buy a large amount of shares at one time. Others focus on the immense upside potential most penny stocks provide. Of course, this extremely high upside also means these
Tapping into the top analyst picks discourse may feel like navigating a labyrinth. Imagining analysts as obsessive, encyclopedic nerds of the stock markets, it’s easy to presume their word is gold. However, savvy investors would know that it isn’t always the case. Investing in analyst-recommended stocks necessitates a balanced approach, free from extreme pessimism or