Stocks to buy

Today I am writing about six of the best blue-chip stocks under $20 that are worth buying now. These stocks also have the distinction of having very low price-to-earnings (P/E) multiples and producing enough earnings to cover dividend payments to shareholders. It’s actually harder than you think to find these stocks. Typically if a company
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As Aaron and Luke discuss in this week’s episode of Hypergrowth Investing, SoFi (SOFI) is one of those stocks that checks every box. And for a while now, Luke’s been bullish on SoFi’s growth velocity. Looking ahead to 2023, he’s even more bullish. According to Luke, the up-and-coming fintech company is truly the “Amazon of
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What’s fascinating about video-game retailer GameStop (NYSE:GME) stock is that its price moves aren’t always related to video games. There’s an ongoing battle between the “diamond hands” and the short sellers, and the amateur traders could prevail in the end. So, a small $100 wager is worthwhile, as the risk is minimal and the potential returns
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Like other lithium mining stocks, Lithium Americas (NYSE:LAC) stock has been in a slump. After an incredible run between 2020 and late 2021, when LAC stock zoomed more than sixteen-fold, shares have delivered a mixed performance in 2022, falling around 19.2% year to date. Yet while investors are taking a breather, Lithium Americas keeps charging
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As many commentators have pointed out recently, the stock market is pricing in a recession that’s not going to arrive anytime soon. As a result, there are now many good stocks to buy on weakness. The best stocks to buy on a dip are the names that have plunged tremendously even though they’re growing quickly
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To be blunt, most investors should probably not broach the subject of Chinese tech stocks to buy. In past years, Beijing imposed a severe crackdown on its technology sector, only laying off the gas just recently. However, with China’s President Xi Jinping’s norm-busting third term, vagaries cloud the country’s market. It’s almost certain that dissent
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Representing some of the biggest names across various industries, the companies listed in the Dow Jones usually facilitate a great starting point for newbie investors. Featuring established track records, Dow stocks typically deliver the goods. And if they don’t, they risk getting the boot. However, the circumstances of the post-pandemic new normal opens doors for contrarian
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It isn’t easy to figure out which stocks billionaires are buying right now. With sky-high inflation, fears of recession, weak economic growth, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and a weaker consumer, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is down 12% on the year. The S&P 500 is down 21%, with the NASDAQ down about 32%. It’s been
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After a more than three-fold run higher between late 2020 and mid-2022, the market has cooled on Livent (NYSE:LTHM) stock. Shares in this leading provider of lithium compounds has traded sideways lately. Both analysts and investors hold a lukewarm view of LTHM stock at present as a result of uncertainties over the future direction of lithium
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The beautiful thing about cash-rich companies is not just that they perform well. Yes, their prices often rise exactly because their profits allow for the stockpiling of cash. That’s a strong sign of a company’s overall health, making their stocks investment-worthy in most cases. However, many of these companies are also dividend stocks to buy,
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Chinese stocks have been beaten down in recent months. However, the broad group of China-based U.S.-listed stocks has taken another turn downward, reacting poorly to the recently-completed National Chinese Party Congress. Held from Oct. 16 to Oct. 22, 2022, the Party Congress saw many new President Xi Jinping allies added. When this meeting of high-ranking
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Although the concept of stocks to buy at the ‘midterm elections’ bottom seems farfetched considering the broader volatility this year, the calendar might provide a change of heart. According to The New York Times, the U.S. equities sector generally follows election-related patterns. “The months leading up to midterm elections have generally been the worst in
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