Stocks to buy

[embedded content] Welcome, folks, to our weekly Hypergrowth Investing podcast, where — to kick off this week’s episode — we check in with one of my favorites: SoFi (SOFI) stock. With U.S. President Biden considering cancelling some amount of student loan debt, Aaron asks if I’ve changed the bullish tune I’ve been singing on SoFi. So, yes,

Stocks have been surging recently in an ongoing market rally. Over the past month or so, the S&P 500 has popped more than 5%. And, in fact, the Top 10 stocks portfolio in our Innovation Investor research service has risen about 40%. However, lots of folks are calling this a “bear market rally.” They believe

Typically, when deciphering which are the best stock picks to consider, insider trading transactions present some enticing clues. Arguably, this is all the more important when those transactions are buy orders. The thinking goes that executives can dump their holdings for a variety of reasons, including those unrelated to the underlying business. But acquiring shares?

Over the past eighteen months, integrated oil giant ExxonMobil (NYSE:XOM) has made a stunning recovery. During this timeframe, XOM stock has nearly tripled in price. Largely, of course, due to oil’s strong performance. As you know full well, the pandemic recovery, plus the geopolitical chaos in Eastern Europe, has sent oil back to late 2000s

The current short-term recovery has put the stock market at a crucial point. Many stocks have been devastated by recent selloffs and investors are still split on whether or not the market is in oversold territory yet. While some point to the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) planned interest rate hikes and call for a recession, others

Over many years of investing in and writing about stocks, I’ve developed a method that, I believe, can enable many long-term retail investors to beat the market over the long term. Specifically, identifying names that are drastically undervalued because the market is focusing on negative, relatively unimportant data points is a good way to invest

With the market at sixes and sevens, it probably won’t hurt looking at what stocks the rich are buying and adding to their portfolios. The issue is that information on popular big-time investor stocks is often very conflicting and polarized. Thus, I picked four stocks that are currently popular among the whales of Wall Street.

Investing in blue-chip stocks with dividends is a match made in heaven. Blue-chip stocks have had a history of producing market-beating returns, and if you blend them with dividends, there’s nothing like it. Investors who are looking for steady returns and minimizing their risk should opt for blue-chip stocks that offer dividends. Investing in the

A spate of bad retailer earnings reports caused shares across the sector to crash in the middle of last month. Costco (NASDAQ:COST) was no exception. Between May 16 and May 20, COST stock fell from nearly $500 per share, to just above $400 per share. But since then, and especially since its own earnings report

Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) stock finished the last full week of May with a 7% gain. That still leaves AAPL stock down 15.3% in 2022. And as I prepare this article, it’s too early to tell whether the market rally signals the start of a real recover or just a temporary bump before stocks fall even further.

When there’s a major news item concerning e-commerce giant Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN), financial traders pay attention. Something is happening that will make AMZN stock more accessible to investors with small accounts, and that’s bullish for the stock. Yet, well-rounded investors shouldn’t only obsess over one event, even if it involves a gigantic company like Amazon. As

With China easing lockdowns after two months, it is time for manufacturers to resume regular production activity and electric vehicle maker Nio (NYSE:NIO) has been waiting for this for a long time. Nio suffered more than it should have due to the lockdowns and it saw a massive dip in the delivery numbers for April.

These six bargain dividend stocks have dividend yields over 3% and low valuations. That makes these stocks good investments for the value investors. They don’t want to overpay for growth and yet they still want to receive good income in the meantime. These stocks have the ability to pay their dividends given their good earnings

Wall Street is a volatile place these days. But, while it might not be easy to see, there has never been a better time to invest in the stock market than right now due to the long-term stocks that are available. Sure, it’s hard to predict which stocks will do well in the future. However,

As far as top electric vehicle (EV) stocks go, Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) is the undisputed leader. The capital appreciation upside Tesla has provided since its public listing has been remarkable. In many ways, this EV maker provides the gold standard upon which other EV stocks are evaluated. Unfortunately, there isn’t a real competitor to stack up against

Tech stocks to buy is our topic today. A lot of these names are on sale these days, after growth and tech shares have experienced significant declines during the first half of 2022. For instance, the S&P Technology Select Sector Index has declined 19% year-to-date (YTD), wiping out all the gains made in 2021. Meanwhile,

A sharp selloff has wiped billions of dollars off of valuations in the past few weeks. Growth stocks have been unfairly targeted. Many of these companies offer excellent operating models and great growth potential. Many people believe that the market has grown overly conservative and the only way to make money is to invest in

Source: Hadrian / Shutterstock.com Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) has been pretty much a foolproof choice for growth investors from the early days of the iPhone right until the end of 2021. AAPL stock even managed to avoid the November 2021 selloff that took the wind out of so many tech stocks. In fact, through November and December

The bear market has not been fun for anybody and short of investors who are all-in on energy stocks, almost everyone is down on the year. The S&P 500 has touched the down-20% mark, while the Nasdaq composite has fallen more than 30% from peak to trough. Despite the underwhelming performance, it has investors looking

Source: iQoncept / Shutterstock.com Markets often misprice stocks. Its pricing inefficiency creates opportunities for investors who spot the discount or premium before anyone else does. In the retail sector, companies that admitted that they completely misjudged consumer demand reported weak profits. Stocks with scores in green have strong grades. Data from Stockrover In the quant