While investors shouldn’t get too focused on any one signal, a great source of confidence stems from insider favorite stocks. As the old adage goes, it’s difficult to tell what insider selling means. After all, investors could exit a position for a number of reasons, including mundane ones including for tax purposes. However, insider buying

The positive future of the U.S. economy appears promising, with a projected $7 trillion growth over the next decade. This is driven by a surge in immigration. The Congressional Budget Office’s estimate underscores the economic benefits of increased immigration. A larger labor force contributes to heightened productivity without causing wage inflation. This means the economy

Technology stocks continue to lead the market higher. Especially companies associated with artificial intelligence (AI). So far in 2024, the technology-laden Nasdaq index is up 7%, building on last year’s 43% increase. In fact, it is nearing it all-time high. Despite the bull run, the current rally in technology stocks looks to have legs. With

EV stocks could be in a prime position to deliver strong gains for investors as the broader indices like the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq take off as part of a bull market. I think that EV stocks can stand to benefit more than companies in other industries — such as tech companies — whose

As more U.S. states welcome online gaming, big-name casinos and fresh online betting startups jump on board. On the other hand, Macau is still the land of gambling in Asia. It offers hefty rewards for certified and legitimate operators. Slowly recovering from the impacts and damages caused by Covid-19, online gambling sites and casinos are

Stock market corrections can present many long-term buying opportunities. Corporations in rapidly growing segments like artificial intelligence (AI) usually get hit the hardest by these market shifts. Any dips can intimidate new investors, but experienced investors use these opportunities to load up on their favorite stocks. Lower prices can offer more potential and improve an

There are some high-quality dividend stocks listed on the exchanges. These stocks represent large companies with strong fundamentals. However, it’s relatively challenging to find low-price dividend stocks that have good fundamentals. It’s a bonus if these dividend stocks under $10 trade at a valuation gap. This column focuses on three low-price undervalued dividend stocks that

Income-oriented investors often look to dividend stocks to generate a reliable cash flow stream. However, not all dividend payers are created equal. The most dependable dividend stocks belong to an elite group known as the Dividend Aristocrats. These are S&P 500 companies that have increased their dividends annually for at least 25 consecutive years. This remarkable track record

Recently, the narrative surrounding the auto industry’s top stock picks has focused on which company can perfect the electric car. That question may be the wrong one to focus on for investors, however. Discussing electric car companies alongside traditional automakers is like comparing luxury restaurants to grocery stores. Customers can get food at both, but

If you are here to build a portfolio that thrives in all seasons, consider dividend stocks. They can generate steady returns and provide stability to your investments. While wealth cannot be built overnight, you can consider dividend reinvestments to build a retirement portfolio. But all dividend stocks do not offer the same returns, and while

Uncertainty over the future growth of China’s EV sector is keeping top plays in the space at low prices. Li Auto (NASDAQ:LI) is no exception. Although LI stock has yet to tumble back to its 52-week low, shares in the electric vehicle manufacturer have declined by over 35% over the past six months. Although these

Last year was an amazing year for tech stocks. Coming off a disappointing 2022, tech rallied to make up much of its losses and set the stage for further gains in 2022. The tech-heavy Nasdaq composite was up 43% in 2023, and many of the top tech-themed exchange-traded funds did even better. If you were

In 2023, the construction sector was battered by inflation which presented itself in form of material cost volatility and higher labor costs. However, after two years of rising inflation and interest rates, construction spending is likely to increase in 2024.  Yet, the construction sector did show some growth in 2023, but that single digit growth