Stocks to buy

Before you dig deeper into the stocks to buy for 2023, the path ahead is precarious. The Federal Reserve is continuing to hike rates, likely targeting a 5% terminal rate, which we could see in 2023. Moreover, the Fed aims to hold at this terminal rate for a long time, which could put interest rates

Spotting multibagger penny stocks was relatively easy in 2021. The current year has been a complete reversal, though.  I believe that 2023 will be a year of careful stock selection. The index might see time correction, if not price correction. However, certain investment themes and stocks will outperform. If we look at the brighter side

Who should consider owning PepsiCo (NASDAQ:PEP) stock? The answer is: a wide variety of investors. Maybe you like to collect passive income, or perhaps you want to get defensive as a recession might be approaching in 2023. If you’re looking for lightning-fast price action, this probably isn’t for you, but many cautious-minded investors can think

New Year 2023 will see a continued tightening of monetary policy as the Federal Reserve attempts to rein in sky-high inflation. Following the 50 basis point rate hike in Dec., there are expectations that Feb. and March will see 25 basis point rate hikes, respectively. That will bring target rates near 5% which is where

Chicago-based United Airlines (NASDAQ:UAL) could stage an impressive recovery next year. That seems to be the stance of CEO Scott Kirby, who doesn’t sound particularly worried about an imminent recession. UAL stock traders should remain aware of the risks, but can consider listening to what Kirby has to say and maybe even buy a few United

For a moment, imagine a world of limitless energy – one where energy is so abundant that everyone can power their homes and businesses for mere pennies.  These days, it’s tough to imagine a world like that. This winter, the average U.S. heating bill is expected to exceed $1,000.  But thanks to a potential world-changing

In 2023, stock market uncertainties will worsen, rewarding investors who seek cheap dividend stocks. The bigger their discount to their fair value, the more margin of safety the company offers. Companies that pay dividends prioritize cash flow first. Management will allocate cash flow to shareholders, rewarding them with a high dividend yield. Finding cheap dividend

With a good deal of pent-up travel demand, keep an eye on experience stocks. For one, according to SWNSDigital.com, 80% of Americans say they need a vacation in 2023 “more than ever before.” Two, according to Hospitalitynet.org, “The most recent American Travel Sentiment Study indicates that 92% of Americans have travel plans in the next six

Some of the hottest biotech stocks are safe and recession-proof. After all, we can’t stop people from aging – at least, not yet. We can’t stop people from seeking treatments for a myriad of issues. Plus, there’s growing demand for innovation in gene therapies, immune-oncology, precision medicine, machine-learning drug discovery, and treatments for unmet medical

Major indices such as the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite may have plunged by double-digits during 2022, but certain areas of the stock market performed strongly throughout the year. One of those areas is among the hottest healthcare stocks. With company-specific catalysts outweighing negative macro factors such as high inflation, rising interest rates, and slowing economic growth, scores

There are plenty of microchip producers you can invest in. However, Satixfy Communications (NYSE:SATX) is quite different from the rest of them. SATX stock earns a “B” rating because there’s definitely risk involved, but Satixfy appears to be pioneering a specific market with growth potential. Satixfy Communications is an Israel-based satellite communications component maker. The

It’s been a brutal year for the stock market. Year to date, the S&P 500 is down about 19%, marking its sixth worst year since the 1930s.  Yet, amidst this year’s volatility, certain stocks outperformed in a big way and made their investors lots of money. One example – solar stocks. This year, top solar

The housing market is a mess. Homebuilder stocks are suffering. There are many reasons for this. Boomers refuse to move out. Millennial buyers can’t move in. So-called “starter homes” that brought generations into the market are now unaffordable for many. The problem is homebuyers don’t just buy houses. We also buy the money to buy houses.

Without doubt, clean energy is among the biggest investment themes for the next few decades. The addressable market for clean energy is huge, as it encapsulates renewable energy sources, electric vehicles, and several base metals. Many clean energy stocks have already delivered multi-bagger returns. However, it’s still not too late to create a portfolio of

Perhaps one of the few silver linings of the otherwise awful coronavirus pandemic was that it provided a boost for the narrative undergirding the hottest virtual reality stocks. With government agencies mandating shelter-in-place policies, going the VR route represented an alternative to socialization. Nevertheless, the sector was already booming well before the global health crisis.

Food stocks have regained some favor in 2022. Over the past few years, many investors passed over the sector. After all, food tends to be a slowly growing industry that may not hold the glamor or appeal of, say, tech stocks. However, food stocks have dramatically outperformed many other sectors in 2022. That isn’t too

There are many reasons why investors may want to look at dividend stocks to buy in this market. Earning passive income is great in good times and in bad. That’s because in difficult times like this, the downside many investors would otherwise see via valuation compression can be muted by the cash dividends paid by many

Hydrogen is  the fuel of the future. In fact, major companies are already betting on that. BP (NYSE:BP), for example, wants to advance the transition to hydrogen and help decarbonize industries with it. Meanwhile, Hyundai (OTC:HYMTF) is trying to dominate the world of hydrogen trucking in the U.S., and Toyota (NYSE:TM) just unveiled a new hydrogen-powered pickup

2022 was a year of soaring consumer prices and falling stock prices. I’m sure most investors will be happy to put it behind them, perhaps after some tax-loss harvesting. The silver lining of this year’s bear market, of course, is that stocks went on sale. Yet, given economic uncertainty and the potential for more volatility,

Before we discuss the top 10 stock picks for 2023, we can all agree that the economy has two pathways from here. One, the real impact of the rate hikes sits in front of us and will trigger a deep recession in 2023. Two, the rate hikes in 2022 were appropriate for the level of