Stocks to buy

Welcome, folks, as we get ready for another installment of our weekly Hypergrowth Investing podcast, where we discuss all things investing, such as artificial intelligence (AI), electric vehicles (EVs), and more. We normally release these on Wednesday, but a scheduling hiccup prompted us to schedule for Thursday at 7:30 a.m. Make sure to tune in! 

Investing in climate change penny stocks has never been a better opportunity than now. The prevalence of green energy has become ubiquitous over time, and savvy investors looking to invest in the future of sustainability will benefit immensely. With a well-rounded portfolio, these investments could be incredibly valuable in the coming years. Furthermore, research suggests

Investing in electric vehicle (EV) stocks is becoming increasingly popular as the EV market grows. Many investors are looking for undervalued EV stocks that have the potential to increase in value in the future. This article will examine some of the most undervalued EV stocks on the market, and discuss their potential as long-term investments. We will

Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG, NASDAQ:GOOGL) is expected to disclose its fourth-quarter 2022 financial results after the market closes on Feb. 2. As that date approaches, many investors are feeling anxious about GOOG stock. Yet, bona fide contrarians should use that anxiety to their advantage, as fear and muted expectations could lead to a positive surprise. The same FAANG

CRISPR technology has the potential to revolutionize the way we approach medicine. This technology has already been used in a variety of applications, including gene editing, gene therapy, and disease diagnosis. As a result, companies developing CRISPR-based products and services have seen significant valuation growth since inception, with many CRISPR stocks having excellent long-term upside

When markets witness extreme reactions, individual stocks can be overvalued or undervalued. However, in most cases, well-known stocks already have discounted news in the price. That’s the efficient market hypothesis. Having said that, there are little-known stocks in the universe of stocks that are flying under the radar. With limited investor interest and institutional holding,

Investing in penny stocks can be a great way to get multi-bagger returns on a small investment. But it can also be incredibly risky, especially in the current market environment, as penny stocks are notoriously volatile.  It can be challenging to estimate the fair value of penny stocks’ underlying businesses. But just because something is

Although market analysts often pound the table on electric vehicles, the harsh reality is that one must exercise discretion with EV stocks. Frankly, most of the upstart brands that you see today probably won’t be with us several years down the line. Here, it’s useful to take a quick history lesson. Back during the early

Electric vehicles accounted for 10% of all new car sales in 2022. That makes EV penny stocks an exciting proposition for investors. These companies’ significant upside potential balances the risks posed by the fast-growing EV market. In short, any EV penny stocks under $1 below have a chance to develop a more robust market relative to

You may not believe it. But the stock market is in full-on “breakout mode” right now.  Yesterday, stocks soared after the December PCE report confirmed that inflation continued to collapse in December. The PCE inflation rate dropped by 50 basis points to 5%, marking the second consecutive month of 50 basis points of disinflation.  At

The term “big winners” rarely comes to mind when discussing telecom stocks. That’s because of their weak, long-term performance compared to growth, real estate, and retail stocks. However, the downturn of late 2021 and 2022 has turned most telecom stocks into massive value plays. And value plays are precisely what investors are looking for in

You may have noticed; the stock market is starting to break out right now.  The S&P 500 is up 5.5% year-to-date, marking one of its best starts to a year ever! Could it be just another bear market rally? Unlikely. This rally looks and feels a lot different – in a good way.  Inflation is

2022 was a tough year for nearly all sectors. Tech stocks, however, were among the hardest hit as an interest-rate-driven bear market reared its ugly head.  Of course, tech stocks won’t stay beaten down forever. On the contrary, they are likely to lead the way higher during the next bull market as they have done

Although time in the market usually beats out attempting to time the market, sometimes, you just want breakout stocks; that is, publicly traded securities that stand poised for imminent upside rewards. While it’s not possible to predict these developments with regularity – despite what YouTube luminaries might say – a few signs suggest that certain

 Last year was the worst year for publicly traded real estate investment trusts, or REITs, since 2008, as was recently pointed out in an article on WealthManagement. The FTSE All Equity REIT Index lost a quarter of its value last year compared with a 40% drop during 2008. However, the article also notes that several real estate

What do you look for in an investable business? Dividends, buybacks or maybe revenue growth? You can find all of the above and more with fast-food giant Wendy’s (NASDAQ:WEN) stock. Sure, there are risks involved in food-related investments during a time of high inflation. Still, WEN stock deserves a “B” rating as a result Wendy’s firm

With the shifting of market fortunes over the past year, we’ve seen a major rotation. Growth stocks are out. Meanwhile, investors have gravitated to value and dividend stocks. That’s an entirely logical reaction, as these sorts of stocks tend to hold up better during bear markets and recessions. However, the rush of money into these

Hydrogen stocks could be some of the most exciting opportunities on the market. According to the Hydrogen Council, it’s central to reaching net zero emissions and limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius. In fact, the Inflation Reduction Act includes a tax credit for companies producing it. According to the International Energy Agency, global hydrogen demand

Income lovers are no doubt on the hunt for the highest-paying dividend stocks. Of course, investors must be aware of the risks that comes with the highest-paying dividend stocks. While dividend stocks are generally thought of as safer than non-dividend-paying stocks, this is not necessarily the case, especially when playing in the very-high-yield sandbox. For starters,

Among various techniques to screen stocks to buy, the price-earnings ratio is a good indicator to consider. In simple terms, it’s the amount an investor is willing to pay in the market for every dollar of earnings for a particular company. Of course, it’s not the only valuation indicator out there, and a company’s price-earnings