Although the housing market soared through the first two years of the post-pandemic new normal, the challenge now is that the paradigm shifted, necessitating a discussion about real estate stocks to sell. Understandably, the topic of dumping publicly traded companies rarely sparks the warm and fuzzies. However, please note that this narrative centers on self-preservation.
While it’s always risky to go against the masses, certain short-squeeze stocks for contrarians to consider may perform surprisingly well. Invariably, even the collective sometimes gets things wrong. Certainly, if everyone bets on the same horse, the subsequent individual reward (if any) would be significantly limited. And that’s part of the reason why going against
In times of uncertainty, dividend-paying stocks can bring stability to investors’ portfolios. Of course, a dividend yield alone isn’t enough. The underlying business has to be solid and performing well for the company’s share price to have a chance of holding up. Further, with the dramatic increase in yields over the last 12 months, dividend
Electric vehicle stocks across the board nosedived last year, and Lucid Group (NASDAQ:LCID) was no exception. During 2022, LCID stock went from around $38.50 to around $6.83 per share. That’s a more than 82% decline in price. Recently, shares in the early-stage luxury EV maker have found support, at around $6 or $7 per share.
Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) is sometimes known as the graphics processing unit king or at least a contender for the crown. You’ll even find Nvidia’s products on the go, in self-driving vehicles. Unfortunately, the company’s fiscal stats make it difficult to give NVDA stock anything higher than a “D” rating at the moment. This is a dilemma that
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Investing in under-the-radar tech stocks is a smart way for investors to grow their wealth. However, deciding which company to invest in can be tricky, as the market is full of up-and-coming companies vying for attention. Fortunately, it’s easy to stay ahead of the curve by investing in “under-the-radar” tech stocks. That is, those that
If you have a love-hate relationship with Mullen Technologies (NASDAQ:MULN), you’re not alone. “Bought at [41 cents] and I know it’s going to crash,” read a post on Reddit last week. “I’m about to get burned I know it.” The electric vehicle penny stock has become a curiosity over the past several months, earning both
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Investors looking for high-growth stocks to buy in 2023 might want to change their screening criteria. That’s because before rising interest rates put a crimp in the valuations of growth stocks with little or no profits, picking winners was much easier than it is today. The latest bull market, which began on March 23, 2020,
In my last article on Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ:RIVN), I argued that this electric vehicle stock appeared ready to crash. Not too long after that, RIVN stock entered “capitulation mode,” falling from the mid-$20s to the low-teens per share by year’s end. At first, it may have seemed as if this sell-off would come to an
Shares in SoFi Technologies (NASDAQ:SOFI) have traded sideways over the past month. This is not surprising, given there have not been too many headlines about SOFI stock, since the short-lived excitement surrounding news of insider buying by CEO Anthony Noto. That said, there is something on the horizon that will likely bring this fintech stock
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[embedded content] In this week’s episode, we discuss our market predictions for this new upcoming year. And one has us particularly excited for the gains ahead; Certain high-growth tech stocks will rise 1,000%. There are a lot of parallels between the dot-com bubble of 2000-02 and the tech stock wipeout we just went through in
With a rough 2022 spilling into 2023, we’re running into a broad list of stocks to avoid. Especially those in the tech space, where high-profile layoffs have picked up amid a severe slowdown in growth. In fact, some of the top tech stocks to avoid are those with absurd valuations, including a forward price-to-earnings ratio
In 2012, Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) launched its first mass-production vehicle, the Tesla Model S. Love or hate the firm (or its controversial boss), the vehicle was a stunning leap forward in electric vehicle technology. The car could travel 265 miles on a single charge and earned the 2013 Motor Trend Car of the Year award. Reviewers
A Lululemon store in New York Scott Mlyn | CNBC Check out the companies making the biggest moves premarket: Lululemon — Shares of the Canadian apparel company fell more than 10% after Lululemon lowered its gross margin guidance for the first quarter. The “athleisure” chain raised its net revenue guidance for the fourth quarter and
[embedded content] Another stock market prediction for 2023? Small-cap stocks will crush large caps. Going into this new year, large-cap stocks have traded around 17X forward earnings, while small-cap stocks have traded around 13X forward earnings. To put those numbers into perspective, large caps have reverted to “average” valuation levels, while small caps are trading
There’s nothing wrong with supporting the vehicle-electrification movement. However, investors need to be cautious when it comes to QuantumScape (NYSE:QS). The company’s financials aren’t ideal, and QS stock could continue to slide as QuantumScape will need time – maybe months or even years – to fully commercialize its products. QuantumScape’s primary business is developing solid-state lithium-metal
While many investors may still be reeling from the chaos of 2022, the volatility also presents contrarians with upside (and discounted) prospects among compelling tech stocks to buy. True, red ink by itself doesn’t necessarily equate to opportunity. Still, the underlying innovation sector may not stay deflated indefinitely, even with recession fears on the horizon.