You don’t have to look far nowadays to find overhyped EV stocks. Stakes are high in the electric vehicle space. Established automakers such as General Motors (NYSE:GM) and Toyota Motor (NYSE:TM) are aggressively competing with a growing number of specialized start-ups. We’re even seeing some companies in the EV sector, such as Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA), cut
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When President Joe Biden took control of the White House in 2021, he promised to change America’s automotive industry forever. Those promises are now becoming a reality through a flurry of new regulations introduced over the past few months. Together, these regulations promise to reshape not just the U.S. automotive industry but, specifically, the electric
Which company is winning the artificial intelligence (AI) arms race? As a developer of the hardware that’s needed to drive AI applications, the emerging winner is definitely Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA). Nevertheless, cautious investors should sit tight and wait for NVDA stock to come down to a more reasonable price point. OpenAI ushered in the generative/conversational AI revolution
Heading into unchartered territory in the market, investors may take comfort in acquiring the most undervalued stocks. Primarily, the less-popular enterprises offer the advantage of being exactly that: not hogging the spotlight. On the other hand, those entities that courted significant investor dollars may be due for a correction if a downcycle materializes. Second, a
The stock market has been off to a hot start so far in 2023. All four major U.S. stock indices are higher so far on the year, while the Nasdaq’s 15.75% return is more than double the next-best performer (the S&P 500). Still, there are some stocks that are losing steam and risk underperforming in
Heading toward the midway point of the year, the unique dynamics associated with the post-pandemic new normal sets the stage for certain stocks to watch. That is, brewing fundamental and technical factors appear to favor fortuitously structured or positioned enterprises. While it’s a bit risky to be bullish at this juncture, some ideas might be
Investing in growth stocks can be an ideal way to build wealth, but knowing which stocks to buy is critical. Investors are often tempted to pick stocks that are down and trading at a discount, but if you intend to buy and hold, you need to pick stocks geared toward growth. Buying high-quality companies is a recipe
In a world where so many individuals have the goal of making their money work for them, investors look to dividend-paying stocks to create a stream of passive income for retirement Sounds great, right? Buy stocks now that will eventually appreciate over time, and create an income stream that should also theoretically grow alongside said
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If you are looking for some excitement in your portfolio, you might be tempted by high-risk, high-reward stocks. These are the stocks that can soar to the moon or crash to the ground, depending on how the market perceives their growth potential and profitability. Although the economy is in a relatively good state so far,
2022 was a forgettable year for financial markets. That also included several of the most popular innovative stocks. In fact, those cutting-edge stocks, usually favored by maverick stock-picker Cathie Wood, were down more than 50% last year. Naturally, against a backdrop of ballooning interest and inflation rates, few, if any, would’ve favored innovative stocks. The turn
Although a much-debated topic, investors should at least consider shifting toward defensive stocks to buy ahead of a potential downcycle. Notably, Morgan Stanley analysts warned about U.S. recession risks prior to 2023. Naturally, these fears only accelerated due to the recent bank failures. If that wasn’t enough, the Federal Reserve has a bear of a
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Source: shutterstock.com/viewimage In an economist’s ideal world, beating the market should be impossible. In their eyes, new information is immediately reflected in stock prices, making deals virtually impossible to find. But then there are companies like HanesBrands (NYSE:HBI), a volatile and mispriced firm that proves we don’t live in an economist’s world. Current accounting rules
Increasing competition in the EV space is causing manufacturers to drop prices. That is causing EV stocks to dip as the market anticipates price drops could lead to weakening revenues and lower margins. But there is always a flip side to every story. Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) just lowered prices on its Model X and Model Y vehicles by $5,000 while also lowering
As our trusty authors have covered in detail, electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Mullen Automotive (NASDAQ:MULN) just received what looks like a $110 million bailout. However, it’s an awfully flimsy lifeline for an automaker that’s in deep financial trouble. If you’re waiting around for MULN stock to recover, don’t hold your breath. It’s entirely possible that
Mullen Automotive (NASDAQ:MULN) has made news in recent weeks, but there’s one relatively small development that could have a much larger impact on MULN stock than you’d think at first glance. Last month, Mullen sued an online tech publication, seeking damages related to statements made in an article from this publication, regarding the settlement of
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If you find yourself seeking intriguing investment prospects in 2023, these are the best upcoming IPOs to watch. Exploring some of the expected IPOs launching this year could be worthwhile. Considering the demanding economic landscape and stock market fluctuations, companies with promising fundamentals and growth prospects could yield substantial returns once the macroeconomic environment stabilizes.
Don’t be fooled by high-yielding dividend stocks. Often, dividends are used to mask problems at a company in the same way that air fresheners are used to cover up putrid smells. Shareholders force poor performing companies, whose stock is tanking, to provide a high yielding dividend to attract and keep them. Without it, the share