Stocks to buy

Not long ago, Chevron (NYSE:CVX) CEO Mike Wirth predicted that the price of oil “probably is headed for the $100 mark soon amid tightening supplies.” If you agree, then you could capitalize on the oil bull market by holding CVX stock. Granted, there are other Big Oil business you can invest in besides Chevron. And

Procter & Gamble (NYSE:PG) stock is one of the quintessential defensive plays, but it stock hasn’t exactly been a safe harbor recently. Shares have dropped compared to that of the broad market. Now, there’s a good reason for this relatively large move lower. As many investors buy this stock for the dividend, the latest news

Nervous investors are turning to defensive stocks, and there’s plenty of reason to be among their ranks. The U.S. Federal Reserve’s continuing battle to control inflation is the primary reason catalyzing increasing nervousness. A few weeks ago, the Fed signaled that rates will be held higher for longer. That introduced new fear into the markets. 

In the rapidly evolving world of technology, AI stocks are emerging as some of the most promising investments for the future. The dynamism of this sector cannot be understated, even as market trends ebb and flow. While the buzz around these companies may have dimmed slightly, a closer look reveals several artificial intelligence stocks poised

The artificial intelligence trend isn’t a fad. Companies have been investing in AI for several years. But the technology became front-and-center for investors after Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) did a lot of the heavy lifting for the Nasdaq 100 this year.  The growing AI trend can mint many millionaires. If you want to become the millionaire next

Artificial intelligence. New pharmaceutical drugs. Cutting-edge communication software. With so many disruptive technologies and innovations emerging every year, thousands of investor opportunities abound. These all present ways to capitalize upon potential future leaders in various niches. In 2022, investors saw the S&P 500 growth index fall by 30%. While many growth companies suffered massive losses

On the verge of technology, three giants have quietly been plotting their resurgence. They are ready to reclaim their positions at the forefront of industrial innovation. These companies are considered the titans of their respective domains and are now gearing up again for a remarkable leap that may reshape the tech industry. They are our

In the fast-paced world of investing, high-yield dividend stocks are becoming a beacon for those craving both stability and robust returns. Amid a financial landscape punctuated by unpredictable layoffs and persistent inflation, these dividend giants offer a silver lining. Basically, their capacity to provide consistent passive income positions them distinctly in an investor’s portfolio. But

Blue-chip stocks are beaten down. While the tech stock onslaught continues, economic pressure and uncertainty come after some of the business’s biggest, most stable names. Blue-chip and value stocks are typically a haven. But even these juggernauts haven’t been spared as we face interest rate risk, geopolitical pressure, and mounting recession fears. For long-term, buy-and-hold

For the second straight year, American states will receive huge amounts of money allocated by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. For example,  New York state is getting $2.76 billion for the current fiscal year, Vermont is receiving $329 million, and Oregon is obtaining $757 million. Most of these funds will be used to bankroll traditional transportation

Building a growth portfolio from scratch can be a complicated job. There is no doubt that identifying good investment options in the vastness of the markets can be a time-consuming task. Besides, if you want to build your low-cost portfolio, you must do good research on the best and most efficient low-cost options. To help

Wagering on the top earnings performers is always a wise strategy in navigating your portfolio toward stability. Undeniably, a gentle undercurrent of optimism courses through, as evidenced by the S&P 500 Index, with a 13% uptick this year. However, the choppiness in the stock market remains. So, it remains a prudent strategy to load up

It’s no secret that Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK-A, NYSE:BRK-B) CEO Warren Buffett is a major investor in Occidental Petroleum (NYSE:OXY). It’s been reported that Buffett holds more than 2.24 million shares of OXY stock and collects substantial quarterly dividends from those shares. Yet, Buffett wouldn’t just buy a stock to collect dividends. To meet Buffett’s criteria, Occidental

Charlie Munger, vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.A)/(NYSE:BRK.B) is one of the biggest names in the investing world with an impeccable track record over the years. Consequently, Charlie Munger stocks serve as barometers many investors emulate in the pursuit of wealth-building strategies. His financial behemoth, Berkshire Hathaway, has culminated in a bastion of wealth

Due to the consistent decline of broader indices like the S&P 500 this year, it has become apparent that the results for companies in 2024 will be more uncertain than ever. In order to fight against this decline, investing in extraordinary startups may give investors the leg up they need to beat the market, thus

JPMorgan Chase (NYSE:JPM) is a global banking powerhouse, known for its financial strength and stability. It’s a top Warren Buffett holding and a recent addition to NEAM’s portfolio, indicating strong confidence in its resilience. JPMorgan’s strong financials are supported by high interest rates, robust loan and deposit balances, and the First Republic Bank acquisition. Investment

Picking AI stocks that can make big gains in the next five years can seem like an embarrassment of riches. There are many companies to choose from. But it still may be better to narrow your focus as you look at this compelling sector.   An increasing number of companies are touting their AI capabilities.

Dividend stocks have proved time and again to be a superior investing strategy. We all want capital appreciation, or to see our stocks grow in value over time, but dividends are what really drive excess returns. Analysts at JPMorgan Chase (NYSE:JPM) studied the long-term impact dividends have on stocks. They found dividends accounted for an

Climate change stocks are an important and controversial thematic area for investors. Runaway carbon emissions fears were overstated but net emissions continued to rise overall in 2022. Thus, carbon reduction will continue to matter to the markets and demand will persist.  The market downturn last year prompted fear that gains over the last few years

Airline stocks are always exciting for investors to consider. On one hand, airliners are highly cyclical businesses, creating risk for investors to monitor. On the other hand, many of these airlines demonstrate great potential. This is especially true as they navigate their post-pandemic recoveries and continue to return to growth. Although investors need to be