Stocks to buy

Real estate investment trusts have been on a roll for a while now. It might be that the last time you heard from the REITs was when shopping malls were emptying out due to e-commerce competition and everyone was writing an epitaph for mall REITs. But those days are gone. And there are far more
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I recently read an article celebrating Alphabet’s (NASDAQ:GOOG, NASDAQ:GOOGL) 21st birthday. In it, the author reeled off 21 reasons why Google stock was worth buying.  Source: BigTunaOnline / Shutterstock.com This article got me thinking about Alphabet’s need to buy back more Google stock despite the fact that the shares are up 21% in 2019.  Loads
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Etsy (NASDAQ:ETSY) is an online marketplace for handmade goods. That may not seem like a big business, but it’s big enough for the company to carry a $6.7 billion market cap. Certainly that’s about 20% of the size of online merchandiser eBay (NASDAQ:EBAY) and more than two orders of magnitude smaller than Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN). But
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I still remember the first time I saw my neighbor removing a red envelope from his mailbox. Source: Shutterstock It was 2005, and I was living in Chicago. I noticed that every few days he’d go out to his mailbox and pull out a bright red square envelope. Back then, I rented my movies from
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Investors with a long timeline should be looking for growth stocks to buy that are poised to beat the market well into the future. While making those kinds of predictions can be risky, choosing investments with solid long-term growth runways and efficient operations is a great way to build out the growth portion of your
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Investors holding software stocks must demand growth from them. After all, software companies hold nothing physically tangible. They may have important intellectual property, but their value comes from the solutions and services their programs offer. Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) or International Business Machines (NYSE:IBM) are easy choices for investors who do not want to spend too much
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InvestorPlace’s Vince Martin recently commented that Alibaba Group (NYSE:BABA) has returned to its rangebound ways, an indication that owning Alibaba stock might not be the best idea in the immediate future.  Source: BigTunaOnline / Shutterstock.com   “Investors who have long waited for Alibaba stock to finally rally again might hope that history will repeat. The
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Over recent years, the Qualcomm (NASDAQ:QCOM) narrative has been dogged by various pressures and controversies. At first, Singapore-based Broadcom (NASDAQ:AVGO) proposed an aggressive $117 billion takeover bid for QCOM stock. But in a move that had bipartisan support, President Donald Trump axed the hostile takeover, citing national security concerns. That gave Broadcom little choice but
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As the third-quarter earnings season continues, stocks to buy keep marching higher, helped by solid results, hopes surrounding a draft Brexit deal, and good economic data. Ten of 11 S&P 500 sector groups are trading higher and the Dow Jones Industrial Average is challenging the 27,000 level once again. A number of familiar but troubled
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Jefferies Financial (NYSE:JEF) analyst Owen Bennett downgraded Canopy Growth (NYSE:CGC) on Oct. 11 from a “buy” rating to “underperform,” while also cutting the target price from C$77 to C$25, a major blow to one of Canada’s leading cannabis companies.  The analyst based his downgrade on a trio of factors: weak margins and a lack of
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Following the news has been quite an endeavor for investors of large-capitalization publicly traded companies. Early last week, President Trump blacklisted several Chinese organizations, sending the broader indices downward. Later, a promising truce between U.S. and Chinese negotiators surprisingly emerged, boosting the markets. However, the roller-coaster ride probably has many folks thinking about lesser known
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Electronic Arts (NASDAQ:EA) closed up 1.35% on Tuesday, but at $95.15, EA stock is off 4% over the past month. It has done well year-to-date (up about 20%), but over the past 12 months it’s down nearly 11%. And EA is nowhere close to last July when it was trading in the $148 range. Source:
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