Stocks to buy

Fintech stocks were among the top Wall Street darlings during the pandemic. These businesses rapidly grew revenue and profit as e-commerce volumes soared, providing swift and substantial returns to investors. As the pandemic receded and online transactions dropped, fintech stocks declined. Thus, many of the best fintech stocks now trade at bargain levels. Personally, I
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With the Dow Jones soaring on fading recession fears, its holdings are also becoming far more attractive, too. In fact, here are seven of the top Dow stocks to buy immediately. Dow Stocks to Buy: Merck (MRK) Source: shutterstock.com/CC7 From a pure potential perspective, Merck (NYSE:MRK) stock offers a lot to investors. Past returns might
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Utilities companies are essential service providers, offering electricity, natural gas, and water to homes and businesses in the U.S. As heavily regulated entities, they are stable investments with slow but steady growth and reliable dividends. Here are three attractive utilities stocks to consider for your portfolio, categorized by market capitalization. NextEra Energy (NEE) Source: madamF
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When investors think of energy stocks, they often overlook solar stocks. That seems to be the case even if solar stocks are ready to explode! The reality is that high potential solar stocks are worthy of investment. The Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund (NYSEARCA:XLE) has rallied in seven of the last eight sessions and is
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Investing in defensive stocks can provide stability during market volatility. These are generally financially stable, well-established companies that tend to perform well regardless of market conditions. Including such stocks in your portfolio can help mitigate the impact of market turbulence. Of course, these stocks aren’t absolutely prone to volatility. A downturn will likely reflect poorly
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The top tech stocks like Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA), Meta (NASDAQ:META) and others have led the market higher. Not just other tech sectors and industries, but the market as a whole. So far this year, the Nasdaq is up 34.5% while the S&P 500 is up almost 19%. Known as “relative strength” stocks, investors keep circling back
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