Stocks to buy

Nervous investors selling Nasdaq stocks also indiscriminately reduced their Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG, GOOGL) holding. This could be a mistake. GOOG stock broke below its key 50-day moving average on light selling volume. Active investors are speculating on Alphabet’s stock price volatility instead of appreciating its business growth. Moreover, an upcoming stock split in July will attract

Alcoa (AA): Aluminum prices are skyrocketing, fueled by fears over a potential supply crunch. Cleveland-Cliffs (NYSE:CLF): The steelmaker is poised to benefit from a tight steel market. Cognex (NASDAQ:CGNX): The machine-vision company has significant growth potential, driven by logistics spending and EVs. Source: iQoncept / Shutterstock.com Mid-capitalization (cap) stocks typically benefit from cyclical upturns in

American Water Works (AWK): The largest among water stocks to buy, AWK is a go-to idea in this resource space. York Water (YORW): Featuring a concentrated market and a centuries-long dividend payer, YORW is all about stability. California Water Service (CWT): With the Golden State suffering a severe drought, CWT is poised to move cynically

RIO Tinto (RTNTF): A high dividend yield and strong margins make RTNTF stock a buy. Vale (VALE): The positive outlook for iron ore prices and nickel in the long-term, two of its key products, should continue to support Vale’s shares. BHP (BHP): Strong anticipated bottom-line growth and cheap valuation metrics constitute an opportunity for investors

Andersons (ANDE): Andersons recently set record EBITDA numbers due to strength in its nutrient segment. Bunge Limited (BG): The company’s tight crop supply and storage facilities are significant value-adds in the current market climate. Yield10 Bioscience (YTEN): Gain offerings, an improved IP portfolio and earnings growth could result in a stock price surge. Wheat holds

There’s a lot of uncertainty in the market right now. But when I look at stocks, I see some huge opportunities… because that’s exactly what uncertainty creates — opportunity. After all, historically speaking, the best times to buy stocks were during periods of peak uncertainty. Source: rafapress / Shutterstock.com This was true after the Dot-Com

Fans of Detroit muscle might be firing up some angry emails if modern internet trends ring true, with Barclays analyst Brian Johnson’s take on Ford (NYSE:F) unlikely to go over well with gearheads. Following his downgrade on the automotive icon — rating shares a “hold” from “buy” — F stock responded immediately to the negative,

Zoom (ZM): The preferred platform for schools, teachers and students to conduct remote learning Coursera (COUR): Has more than 97 million registered learners throughout the world TAL Education Group (TAL): With the easing of regulations in China, TAL has become more competitive Duolingo (DUOL):Has 9.6 million daily active users and is quickly moving toward profitability

Piper Sandler released the results of its semi-annual survey Taking Stock With Teens on April 6. The findings were good news for Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) and owners of AMZN stock.  The survey collected data from 7,100 teenagers between Feb. 16 and March 22. It gathered input from high school teens about their favorite brands, spending patterns

H&M (HNNMY): Has a robust balance sheet with effective operational control Chico’s FAS (CHS): Encouraging outlook ahead after its digital transformation Jerash Holdings (JRSH): A stable business which also offers a healthy dividend Source: Africa Studio/shutterstock.com The apparel industry was among the hardest-hit sectors in the past couple of years. However, with the Coronavirus in

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) may be down but it is a chance to buy more. The company is well-placed in the industry and is in the right hands. A dip due to analyst rating is not a reason to avoid the stock. Source: Fabio Alcini / Shutterstock.com AMD stock is down after the analysts at

Southern California-based electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Mullen Automotive (NASDAQ:MULN) makes no bones about its goal of disrupting the EV market as we know it. What could be more disruptive, then, than appointing a former Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) executive to its leadership team? Reportedly, Mullen has promoted John Taylor to the role of senior vice-president of global manufacturing

Blink Charging (BLNK): Delivered impressive top-line growth thanks to brand recognition for its EV charging technology Brookfield Renewable Partners LP (BEP): Has a formidable development pipeline of renewable energy projects that’s three times its current operational capacity Clearway Energy (CWEN): Generates an attractive 3.8% dividend yield, appealing to passive income seekers Source: petovarga/Shutterstock After oil and

Nio’s (NIO) March delivery numbers are a huge rebound.  The company is also introducing two new models this year. With the electric vehicle maker clearly in a growth stage, NIO stock is a strong buy.  Shares of EV maker Nio (NYSE:NIO) have consistently declined since the start of the year. There was a time when the

I don’t know about you, but I’m constantly looking for the “next big thing” in the stock market. And I think synthetic biology might just be it. Source: vchal/Shutterstock Forget buying an index fund and making 7% a year or buying Coca-Cola (NYSE:KO) stock and collecting a 3% dividend. I’m looking for the next Apple

Nike (NKE): Best-of-breed apparel maker and a leader in sports apparel. Alphabet (GOOGL, GOOG): Owns the top two websites in the world. Apple (AAPL): Unrivaled business model with its Products and Services businesses. Visa (V): Runs a near-duopoly on the credit card market. MasterCard (MA): Like Visa, operates with impressive margins and cash flow. Nvidia

Broadcom (AVGO) — A leader among semiconductor stocks, AVGO excels in two different tech areas. ChipMos Technologies (IMOS) — Investors can rely on IMOS stock for its low valuation and solid dividends. Intel (INTC) — Intel is aiming to become the top semiconductor manufacturer by 2025. Source: Shutterstock Since the stock market bottom in March

Shares of Chinese electric vehicle maker Nio (NYSE:NIO) have been on a steady decline since late last year due to a confluence of factors, some of which are unrelated to the company. For starters, the macroeconomic picture has been unfavorable to high-growth plays, including NIO stock. Furthermore, investors have been leery of Chinese companies, as the

Today I’m looking at stocks to buy on earnings dips. Ideally we would look for strong fundamentals, and technical support to boot. However, there are plenty of outside risks to fret. Mainly the geopolitical hot spot situation in the Ukraine. If it exacerbates, it can foil all equity rallies. So far and after the initial headline

Tilray (TLRY) stock is trending higher on hopes of marijuana legalization in the United States The company has focus on recreational as well as medicinal cannabis with presence in high-growth markets The stock is worth considering for long-term investors as the addressable market is significant and top-line growth is likely to accelerate Source: Ralf Liebhold