In June 2010, Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) had a market valuation of $2.2 billion. Currently, the electric vehicle company commands a valuation of $583 billion. Clearly, massive wealth has been created by one of the leading EV companies in the world. Having said that, EV stocks have been depressed in the last 12 to 18 months. The

Many times, companies go through times of crisis before, eventually stepping back out stronger than ever. These events lead to multiple investors losing faith in the company and pulling their shares out. However, if the company reverses the negative trend it’s stuck in, investors who keep their shares have the potential to make a large

Some companies become penny stocks and list on the over-the-counter exchange for various reasons. Often, the market beats down such companies due to market forces, and that’s certainly the case for these three penny stocks to buy. But for those who think certain sectors have been beaten down too far and a recovery may be

The rise of edge AI doesn’t diminish the demand for cloud-based AI. If anything, it amplifies it. Apple’s (NASDAQ:AAPL) integration of a private cloud for complex tasks beyond device capabilities suggests continued growth in AI data centers.  The so-called Magnificent Seven tech giants have driven several notable advancements in artificial intelligence, evolving with new generative

Financial services stocks remain in a precarious position. High borrowing costs, reduced consumer sentiment and skyrocketing loan delinquencies make investing in many conventional financial services stocks a risky proposition. The risk and reward balance skews even further out of financial services stocks’ favor when you consider that, on the one hand, fixed-income investing still easily

Chasing the next trend thing after AI is easier said than done. It is also a pretty risky strategy. Companies that have ambitious goals also need a good deal of cash to achieve growth in their areas of focus. Many such companies end up running out of capital and going bankrupt. And for those that

Warren Buffett has been outperforming the stock market for many years. Along the way, he’s shared valuable tidbits with investors, such as buying when others are fearful and waiting for your pitch instead of investing just for the sake of it. Warren Buffett stocks have also been analyzed by Wall Street to determine which can

Identifying both promising and cheap stocks to buy is a perpetual challenge for investors. This is especially true in an uncertain market where companies are trading at nearly all-time highs.  The appeal of cheap stocks lies in their potential for high returns, but finding the right ones requires careful analysis. Investors need to know that

Fintech stocks to buy is our topic for today. The financial technology (fintech) sector is experiencing a surge in growth, in part driven by technological advancements. As a result the global fintech market size is projected to rise from $340 billion in 2024 to $1.15 trillion by 2032. Such a notable growth would translate into

In recent years, stock investors faced heightened volatility. An economic downturn in 2022 erased gains. Last year, the Nasdaq Composite saw a 43% increase due to AI and tech drivers, which broke previous patterns. Although investors are now seeing an 8% increase in 2024, volatility is still certainly the name of the game. Some of the

Even though consumers tighten their budgets in certain discretionary spending like dining out and luxury goods, interest in travel remains strong. This has translated into a surprisingly steady expenditure on vacations and trips and a subsequent unexpected stability in travel stocks. Ample opportunity beckons investors to take advantage of growing their wealth through this sector if

Income-oriented investors love finding dividend stocks to buy now. That’s particularly true when those stocks are on sale, as many continue to be. However, heading into summer, many things make risk-averse investors cautious about buying equities.   Still, if the CME Group FedWatch Tool is correct, the next direction that interest rates will move is down.