While the equities sector still trends in a recovery mode from last year’s fallout, investors may want to spare some speculation funds toward overlooked stocks to buy. These enterprises might not get a great read from Wall Street – if analysts even know they exist. However, looking under the hood, you’ll discover that these companies command significant upside potential. Of…
S&P Global Commodity Insights reported in December that the gap between lithium supply and demand could widen in 2023 due to the accelerated global adoption of electric vehicles. As a result, lithium prices are expected to remain high. That makes lithium stocks attractive to thematic investors. If you’re in the market for lithium stocks, one of the best sources of inspiration is the Global X…
Although information from the Dec. Consumer Price Index may seemingly bode well for costs-of-living dynamics, inflation-fighting stocks to buy is still a good idea. For one thing, it’s probably not wise to make wholesale strategy changes based on a month’s worth of data. Second, the money supply expanded dramatically, meaning much work needs to be done for containment. Therefore, investors shouldn’t give up on…
I read SEC filings like my daughter watches bad television. That is to say, I read them often and enjoy doing so, even if no one else understands why I take so much pleasure in them. Insider buying and selling have proven to be a great indication of what the people running a company think of the business’s prospects. I…
It’s very easy to construct negative sentiment around the tech sector. As investors are well aware, increasing quantitative tightening has spelled a massive downturn for the equity class. Easy money is gone, drying up investor capital for highly valued tech stocks. The fact is that the harder liquidity is to come by, the less likely that capital is to flow…
The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 has been the talk of Washington for weeks. It appears the seemingly never-ending rounds of political negotiations haven’t been for naught, however. The bill managed to pass a polarized Senate 51-50, requiring Vice President Kamala Harris’s tie-breaking vote. The bill will face a likely warm reception from the House of Representatives before going to…