Dividend stocks and income investing are back on everyone’s radar in 2023. Safe mainstays like short-term Treasury Bills and high-yield savings accounting generate decent returns for the first in years. Still, some investors want to avoid broad market volatility and shy away from tech and growth stocks but want to squeeze a few more basis points from their
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Sometimes it’s not the dividend yield that investors are after, but rather, the rate of growth for the dividend. Ideally, these dividend growth stocks not only kick out a healthy yield, but also give investors a solid annual raise. These income boosting stocks provide investors with an extra layer of return, but give attractive raises
Stubbornly high inflation creates opportunities within the stock market. That is precisely the environment we are currently within, with May inflation reaching 4.1%, well beyond the Federal Reserve’s 2% target. The Fed has chosen to pause rate hikes, likely out of fear of further banking turmoil, meaning inflation isn’t likely to be curbed anytime soon.
In the latter half of this month, it seems as if the big rally that has sent Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) stock and other big tech stocks to higher prices since January is losing momentum. After climbing to prices just shy of $350 per share, MSFT stock has experienced a modest pullback. You may be tempted to
While swinging for the fences brings excitement to the art of investing, slow and steady usually wins the race, which brings us to the best investments for 40-year-olds. Around this time frame, the emphasis centers on balance. You still want growth because you have time on your side. Nevertheless, you don’t want to take too
Global 5G subscriptions are projected to double and surpass 1 billion in 2023, driving the rapid construction of 5G mobile networks. The demand for 5G infrastructure will likely increase by 22% this year, reaching over $23 billion worldwide. With its lower latency and significantly faster download speeds, 5G represents the next generation of wireless networking
EV stocks to buy have long been one of the top investment options for savvy investors. These stocks, which rode the surge off their pandemic lows, delivered stellar long-term gains for investors. However, after reaching their zenith in late 2021, many faced downward pressure from supply chain disruptions and a shift in investor preferences. But
When the market outlook is relatively challenging, it makes sense to rework on the investment strategy. In my opinion, I would remain overweight on blue-chip stocks. At the same time, some exposure to growth and penny stocks can be considered. However, the investment horizon needs to change. It would be unrealistic to expect multibagger returns
The S&P 500 index currently trades at 4,300. Based on estimates, the index is likely to trade at 4,500 by the end of 2024. Clearly, the markets will continue to face macroeconomic challenges and this will keep the index subdued. However, the index remaining sideways does not imply that there will be no multibagger return
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has received incredible attention this year due to the release of OpenAI’s ChatGPT. Because of its profound capabilities, ChatGPT has successfully captured the imaginations of a swath of audiences from technology enthusiasts and investors to social commentators. This has led to the rise of AI stocks with triple digit returns. Now investors need
Countries across the world are moving towards electric vehicles to build a cleaner and greener future. Currently valued at over $250 billion, the EV market is projected to reach $561 billion this year and the market unit sales are expected to hit 17 million by 2028. While the electric vehicle industry suffered from a slump
Income investors often search for stocks for long-term dividends and buybacks to round out their portfolios. The obvious starting point to locate these types of investments is by looking at yield. This tells you the percentage of that company’s share price paid out in dividends. It offers a touchpoint for investors, but it’s an imperfect
Investors in the realm of artificial intelligence are closely watching the developments surrounding the Amazon-AMD deal, as it has the potential to impact AI stocks significantly. This partnership presents significant opportunities for companies operating in the AI sector. Investors, in turn, are actively seeking AI stocks with high potential and promising growth prospects. Artificial intelligence,
In an exciting turn of events, natural gas futures prices soared on the international market. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, Bloomberg Finance L.P. reported that short-term futures for liquefied natural gas cargoes in East Asia saw an impressive $2.21 increase, settling at a weekly average of $11.50 per metric million British thermal unit
This article is an excerpt from the InvestorPlace Digest newsletter. To get news like this delivered straight to your inbox, click here. It turns out that AI is astonishingly good at picking stocks. Several notable studies this year have used ChatGPT and other large language models to beat the market. Some have used sentiment analysis to
Cloud computing is more than just using someone else’s computer. The ability for large teams to collaborate, create and publish together seamlessly has upended business workflows in a way few technologies have ever before. No modern large company can even exist without cloud capabilities, and the largest companies are buying ever more cloud space for
You may have noticed that tech stocks are on fire this year. But did you know that they’ve actually never been hotter? The tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 index is up more than 37% year-to-date. That marks the Nasdaq’s best yearly performance through June ever. Tech stocks have never had a better start to a calendar year.
At one point, the metaverse was the talk of the town. Companies like Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) spent billions of dollars on its development only to watch it fizzle and fade. However, don’t be so quick to write off the digital world just yet. With the help of artificial intelligence, the metaverse could get a second
While conventional wisdom – sell in May and go away – suggests that the warmer months might not be profitable for investors, leisure-themed top stocks for summer just might outperform several other sectors. Following a rough period during the Covid-19 years, people want to return to their normal routines. This includes taking advantage of summer
Perhaps one of the most controversial topics, on surface level, the concept of analyst upgraded stocks should seem a no-brainer. In our heads, we have fantastical ideas that analysts are nothing more than equity market nerds that eat and sleep publicly traded securities. So, their advice is as good as gold, right? Well, to be
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