As market volatility continues, consider scooping up these seven high-quality REITs. Camden Property Trust (CPT): Still benefiting from booming housing demand in the U.S. sunbelt. Host Hotels & Resorts (HST): Upside from business travel recovery still not fully factored into its valuation. Independence Realty Trust (IRT): Apartment REIT with high exposure to inflation and robust
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Electric vehicle (EV) stocks will likely benefit from increasing global demand. Blink Charging (BLNK): Revenue soars as international expansion continues. Li Auto (LI): Despite the recent pandemic resurgence in China, Li Auto is among the leading 10 EV names in China. Nio (NIO): Although the stock is at risk of delisting in the U.S., global operations
[embedded content] We kick things off this week by digesting inflation as we see it through the lens of the consumer price index (CPI) print for April, which came out last week. And there’s good and bad news. It’s lower than what it was — but higher than what we expected. Does this mean we’ve
Although the conservative approach is to heed the warning of the broader market meltdown, these ideas are going against the grain. Chefs’ Warehouse (CHEF): A likely beneficiary of the retail revenge and revenge traveling phenomena, CHEF is an intriguing name among stocks to buy. TreeHouse Foods (THS): A multinational food processing firm specializing in private
A market selloff has rendered some semiconductor stocks too cheap to ignore right now. Advanced Micro Devices (AMD): Despite strong growth, a cheap AMD stock spots a Forward PEG ratio far below 1.0. Alpha and Ohmega Semiconductor Ltd. (AOSL): A 36% decline in 2022 renders AOSL a cheap semiconductor growth stock. Micron Technology (MU): A
Helmerich & Payne (HP) is a premier American oil and gas driller in a time when fossil fuel supplies are threatened. Moreover, the company’s recently released data suggests that Helmerich & Payne is making strides in working toward profitability. Investors should put Helmerich & Payne on their watch lists as the company augments its already
Marijuana stocks have not delivered the returns investors had hoped for, but with a growing number of cannabis stocks turning a profit, interest in the industry could pop in 2022. Innovative Industrial Properties (IIPR) — With potential 102.78% upside, this cannabis-exposed REIT is expected to increase profit margins this year and is a great hedge against
Some of the Dow’s constituents possess lucrative buying opportunities as they exhibit quality in abundance. I’ve identified a few household names that could bolster your portfolio. Boeing (BA) – Investors haven’t picked up this reopening play just yet. Apple (AAPL) – Robust growth and economies of scale could curb its exposure to global supply-chain issues. Coca-Cola (KO) –
Financial technology (fintech) stocks are staging a massive rally during Friday’s midday trading. The rally was strong enough to reverse some of the more recent losses suffered by the sector. One of the strongest stocks in this rally is SoFi technologies (NASDAQ:SOFI). SOFI stock is up 18% today as of this writing. Keep in mind
The SEC fined Nvidia Corporation (NVDA) for failing to inform investors about the impact of crypto mining on its business. NVDA stock dropped on the news, which was announced on May 6. Investors should ignore the implications (for reasons I will explain), and view this as a sale in Nvidia stock. Source: Pe3k / Shutterstock.com
Here are seven asset classes, including stocks in different industries, that could offer shelter during a bear market Blue chip companies are those that investors have typically known for decades. Worldwide spending on healthcare should continue to grow during the decade. Prices of commodities are expected to remain at historically high levels by the end
Many investors believed that companies like DoorDash (NYSE:DASH) would not do well once the pandemic ended. However, DASH stock will buck the trend in the long run despite having fallen almost 50% year-to-date. The company’s latest earnings report is filled with stellar numbers. Customers are becoming more reliant on convenience and are demonstrating a trend
There are many ways to invest in the stock market. But if you’re looking for a low-risk, high-reward investment, then investing in these hot stocks is the way to go. Alibaba Group (NYSE:BABA) Alibaba stock is safe, and it’s a great investment choice. It’s easy to predict the company will grow, making the risk manageable.
Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) has not sidestepped the disaster we have in tech stocks. NVDA stock is hitting fresh lows on Thursday, despite a solid bounce in many growth stocks. With shares down more than 54% from the high, it’s time to start taking a closer look at its fundamentals. There are legitimate fears about PC demand
These 3 undervalued housing stocks can deliver attractive returns as the housing market remains strong and is resilient to economic conditions Williams-Sonoma (WSM): Strong sales growth and positive free cash flow trend are bullish Lennar (LEN): The stock price correction offers an investment opportunity hard to pass Toll Brothers (TOL): Strong Q1 earnings report beating
Investors clearly expect PayPal (NASDAQ:PYPL) to struggle a great deal going forward, as PYPL stock has tumbled nearly 60% so far this year. Yet it appears that investors are largely overlooking the company’s strong growth, high profits, positive catalysts, and relatively low valuation. Indeed, I believe that the market is now undervaluing the shares to
If you’re the type that throws caution to the wind, these deflated but intriguing growth stocks to buy may liven up your portfolio in the long run. Bloom Energy (BE): Although the fuel-cell specialist suffered a poor earnings report, the underlying message has become even more critical. Rivian Automotive (RIVN): Highly risky due to supply
The European Union is accusing Apple (AAPL) of restricting third party payment apps on iOS in favor of Apple Pay. Services have become Apple’s second-largest revenue generator, so any threat could have a negative impact on AAPL stock. There is some risk here, but with AAPL down 15% in 2022, investors should buy Apple stock for
Twitter (TWTR) stock is still selling for $5/share less than Elon Musk’s offer. Musk has the money lined up thanks to SpaceX. What happens after the purchase isn’t your problem. Source: rafapress / Shutterstock.com Since Elon Musk said he would buy Twitter (NYSE:TWTR) for $54.20/share, about $44 billion, shares haven’t traded over $52. Twitter opened
Microsoft (MSFT) stock rallied after the company reported its third-quarter earnings, but is slumping again. With MSFT stock still off November 2021 prices by roughly 20%, now might be the time to buy on the dip. Investors looking for proven long-term growth stocks should consider buying MSFT stock now, while it remains near 2022 low territory.
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