Stocks to buy

In February, JPMorgan Chase (NYSE:JPM) CEO Jamie Dimon unloaded $150 million of his company’s stock – his first-ever sale. Shares of the bank had risen 70% since 2022, and valuations were beginning to look rich. He’s not the only one who seems worried. Last month, Morningstar analyst Sarah Hansen noted that banks no longer traded

Many high-growth companies have been trading sideways for months or even years at depressed valuations. But as the old adage goes, the stock market is a weighing machine in the long-run. And right now, I see a prime opportunity to load up on many high-quality stocks trading at bargain-basement prices before they inevitably soar. With

Many highly successful stock pickers, including Warren Buffett, often buy stocks on weakness. That’s largely because companies that are great or are on their way to greatness often sink for reasons that are not at all justified. For example, on Feb. 21, Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ:SMCI) dropped to as low as $817.08 per share. Many

The technology sector is generally responsible for innovation and growth. Thus, it’s no surprise that it often produces highly valued stocks. Companies like Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) and Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) are great examples of the sector. Yet, there are plenty of underestimated tech stocks poised for a breakout. Once these bargain stocks break out they tend to

2024 is shaping up to be a tumultuous year for Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL). The tech behemoth and smartphone market leaders had been forced to contend with stock price downgrades from banks following lower consumer demand, and now face a landmark lawsuit amid accusations of building an industry monopoly.  Apple has firmly denied the allegations, but this

Despite being a leader in the rollout of artificial intelligence products, Microsoft’s (NASDAQ:MSFT) stock hasn’t set the world on fire lately. That might be about to change. Year to date, Microsoft stock is up 13%, which is a little better than the 11% gain achieved by the benchmark S&P 500 index. In the last 12

Investment managers tend to flock to a select group of outperforming stocks that drive consistent returns. The stocks top money managers can’t live without generally hail from sectors like technology, healthcare and consumer staples. However, tech reigns supreme, hosting stocks that permeate most portfolios. In particular, Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL), and Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) represent core

Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) has been range bound for several months. This could remain the case in the immediate-term for Microsoft stock. Rate cut uncertainty has crept up again. Perhaps, after over a year of “AI mania,” a bit of “AI fatigue” has taken shape. Investors worry AI growth is overvalued in tech stocks, including Microsoft. MSFT

The electric vehicle market remains challenged. Consumer demand has weakened, the needed infrastructure, such as charging stations, has not kept pace, and high interest rates have made investments by automakers more expensive even as they have kept consumers from making new vehicle purchases. The current situation has led to a decline in many automotive stocks or led the shares

During the COVID-19 pandemic, e-commerce stocks were flying high. Fundamentals backed the rally, as social distancing prompted consumers to go online. The post-pandemic era witnessed significant readjustments in terms of shifting back to shopping in physical stores. As a result, growth estimates were revised on the downside for some of the major e-commerce players. That

After skyrocketing from $150 to over $900 per share since the start of 2023, some think Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) has generative artificial intelligence growth baked into Nvidia stock? It may seem that way on the surface. Valuation-conscious analysts, commentators, and investors agree: NVDA stock is overvalued. They may even try to recommend to you “AI value

In today’s market, investors increasingly seek assets offering a balance between growth potential and income generation. Dividend stocks targeting upside can be a compelling option, providing investors with a steady stream of income while offering the potential for capital appreciation.  When selecting dividend stocks targeting upside, it’s crucial to consider a company’s financial health, dividend

Rivian’s (NASDAQ:RIVN) stock upcoming electric SUVs are already drawing a large amount of interest from consumers and positive buzz from media outlets and Wall Street analysts. I expect the latter trends to continue and intensify in the coming months, lifting RIVN stock in the process. Other positive catalysts for the shares in the medium term

Underestimated stocks present a tricky narrative. On one hand, it’s always possible to find hidden gems that the Wall Street suits ignored. But on the other hand, those moments are relatively rare. After all, these folks are paid to find such opportunities. Usually, they do a good job. Nevertheless, humans are humans – even the

Artificial intelligence is booming, and many AI stocks are getting ahead of themselves. Some investors are overestimating the opportunities from certain AI stocks while others have reached astronomical valuations. This has led to this list of AI stocks to survive boom and bust cycles. Many AI stocks are priced as if hyper-growth will continue for

The tech industry has experienced tremendous growth over the past year because of increased investor interest in tech, particularly in fields like generative AI and cloud computing. A benchmark ETF for the tech industry is the Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund (NYSEARCA:XLK), which has increased by 45% within the past year compared to the S&P 500, which

The electric vehicle sector is going through interesting times. The industry faces macroeconomic headwinds and intense competition has also impacted companies. Some of the best EV stocks to buy during the last bull market are languishing at lower levels. If this is not enough, there is already chatter in the streets that the EV euphoria

With so many different companies claiming the artificial intelligence (AI) moniker as of late, it can be difficult to determine which AI offerings are worth investing in. Companies can define themselves as AI stocks by doing anything from providing cloud infrastructure hardware to training large language models to using machine learning for data analysis. To

Imagine a market state where many sectors converge, with steel clinking, echoing the flow of oil and the buzz of electronic transactions. Three stocks serve as sentinels. They steer clear of the cliffs of steel manufacturing and into the wide-open spaces of energy exploration and digital finance. Deep into their fundamentals, they were created with

Money managers are dumping Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock. With shares already up 90% in 2024 and having more than tripled over the past year, the chipmaker is getting pricey. While tremendous growth potential remains for its business, NVDA stock’s valuation suggests it is grossly overvalued. By how much? When companies use free cash flow (FCF) to