Stocks to buy

While inflation may have been the theme of 2022, disinflation could be the defining label for the outgoing year, thus warranting a closer examination of stocks to buy for lower interest rates. To be sure, you want to be careful about betting too heavily on the monetary policy pivot. We just don’t know for sure

As we approach the new year, we’re being greeted by a growing mountain of evidence suggesting that the U.S. will achieve a soft economic landing in 2024. That makes us believe that stocks should rally big-time throughout the next year. And as an old coach of mine used to say, proper preparation prevents poor performance. 

The emergence of artificial intelligence in 2023 was incredibly important to the markets. In fact, it’s reasonable to assume that AI may have saved the economy in 2023. 2022 was an incredibly difficult year for the markets. The Federal Reserve went on an austere march to bring inflation down with higher rates. Marcus tumbled, and

Investing in blockchain stocks can be a great way to add a growth dimension to your portfolio. Next year’s cryptocurrency rally with a speculated Bitcoin (BTC-USD) ETF in the cards and the halving event could end up being explosive. A great thing about blockchain stocks is they may expose investors to this rally without holding

Christmas seems incomplete without the tree, stockings, and presents. However, as we grow up, our preference for presents changes, and as we gain financial stability, the best present we can receive is something that will grow in value over the years. With the economy finally showing signs of improvement, it’s time to make your money

Income investing strategies stand out as a beacon for investors in the realm of health and stability. This approach, focusing on generating consistent cash flow through dividends or interest, remains a game-changer, especially in volatile markets. Such strategies not only offer regular income, critical for retirees but also diversify portfolios and reduce risk. These varied

Work-from-home stocks are highly promising, given the rise in popularity of remote work as a phenomenon. Office vacancy rates are at 16.1%, which is a five-year high. Moreover, vacancy rates have formed an exponential trend due to the work-from-home concept gaining popularity across corporates. Many corporations called their employees back to office after the COVID-19 lockdowns

The creator economy is really all about internet influencers and personalities and their power. Love them or hate them, social media stars are big business. Leading personalities like Mr. Beast have shown just how lucrative the business can be. The entire industry is currently valued at somewhere near $250 billion but is expected to rise

The hyper-personalization trend is somewhat new but an obvious outgrowth from the digital age. This describes the way companies use data tracking by targeting ads, products, sales, and services for each customer. As a broad example, when you see an ad on your social media feed for a product you’ve been thinking about buying, it

Soon, it will be that favorite time of the quadrennial cycle where American citizens will decide the future of this great nation, subsequently necessitating a discussion about election year stocks. On surface level, you might think that such periods would be rather disastrous for equities, especially with the vituperative environment. However, the hard numbers suggest

The year 2023 defined by artificial intelligence. advances in the technology have resulted in excitement across the stock market that has propelled many shares much, much higher. As exciting as 2023 has been in that regard, 2024 looks like it could be even more so. Thus, these are the AI stocks to end you’ll regret

With Chinese electric-SUV maker Li Auto (NASDAQ:LI) selling more EVs in China than Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) and LI stock trading at a rather attractive valuation, LI stock is clearly a buy in my book. Also noteworthy is that Li is already profitable, unlike most EV startups. Also, a recent, investment by a Middle Eastern firm in

Tax-loss harvesting is a strategic financial tactic investors employ to leverage market downturns for potential gains. The process involves selling securities at a loss to offset or minimize capital gains taxes on profitable investments. Essentially, it allows investors to capitalize on losses by selling underperforming assets. Then, they use those losses to offset taxable gains,

Well, 2023 certainly hasn’t been perfect for stocks, but with volatility and uncertainty lingering after the chaos of 2022, it’s been better than expected for most investors. Many people braced themselves for a downturn this year amid Fed rate hikes, but the market has shown impressive resilience and even a nice recovery. As we round

The concept of a “metaverse” refers to a sophisticated, evolving virtual realm where users from the real world can engage dynamically with a digital environment alongside others. Investors are showing strong interest in metaverse stocks to buy in 2024, signaling potential growth. This increasing enthusiasm has significantly impacted the metaverse stock market with promising opportunities

A seismic shift is underway for fintech stocks as three financial juggernauts emerge as the vanguards of fintech innovation, setting the stage for a transformative 2024. These titans wield disruptive strategies that promise to reshape the landscape of consumer finance and transaction processing. These three fintech stocks aren’t just companies; they are architects of change,

Many investors are familiar with the idea that there are many reasons why insiders sell shares, but there’s only one reason they buy. Insider buying indicates a belief that a company’s stock is undervalued. Heavy insider buying should make you curious. When you research the reasons for why insiders are buying it can help reveal

If you’re looking for stocks to buy that are up 200% or more in 2023, the S&P 500 won’t cut it. Only one name is up that much. I’m talking about the AI king. That would be Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA). Its shares have gained 232% year to date (YTD).  But, broaden the search to include all

There are certain economic indicators that capture investors’ attention without fail, and anything suggesting a cooling job market tends to fall toward the top of the list. That’s because the stock market and the unemployment rate are correlated— at least they have been for the most part. When unemployment is high, the economy tends to

Don’t look now. But dividends are back in vogue. That could make the so-called Dogs of the Dow strategy — buying the 10 Dow Jones Industrial Average components with the highest yields — a winning bet in 2024. Investors are already flocking back to companies that provide steady income. The Vanguard High Dividend Yield Index