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The Odds of Recession & Bear Market
How do you feel about the stock market (SPY) when I tell you that 45% of economists see a recession forming in the next 12 months? And now how does your outlook change when I tell you that the average recession and bear market has formed when only 40% of economists predicted that negative outlook for the economy? Well as you probably suspected, that is exactly where we stand now which is why investment veteran Steve Reitmeister remains overtly bearish. Gladly he has a game plan to help you get on the right side of the market action. Read on below for more...
1 Gaming Stock to Avoid and 2 in Play Right Now
Growing use of smartphones and increasing investments in advanced technologies should help the gaming industry witness solid growth in the coming years. However, increased regulations are posing a significant challenge. While it could be wise to avoid Roblox Corporation (RBLX) considering its weak fundamentals, we think gaming stocks Electronic Arts (EA) and Playtika (PLTK) could be ideal buys now. Let’s discuss this in detail…
2 Stocks to Avoid if You Don't Want to Lose Money
The Fed’s hawkish stance has increased the odds of the economy tipping into a recession. Therefore, it could be wise to avoid fundamentally weak crypto-focused stocks Coinbase Global (COIN) and Riot Blockchain (RIOT), as they are not well-positioned to survive the market uncertainties. Read on…
Tech Stocks Are Due For Another Sell-Off -- 3 To Avoid
Given a relatively tight labor market, another jumbo interest rate hike in September is very likely. The tech industry has been under pressure and might witness continued sell-off amid the rising interest rate environment. Therefore, fundamentally-weak tech stocks Snowflake (SNOW), Riot (RIOT), and American Virtual Cloud (AVCT) might be best avoided now. Keep reading…
Why Are Stocks Tilting Bearish Once Again?
The S&P 500 (SPY) rallied 18% from the June lows til they hit a wall in mid August. At first it seemed the reason was simply hitting the resistance level at the 200 day moving average. But really, if we are being honest with ourselves, it is the reawakening to the negative outlook for the economy. We can all thank Fed Chairman Powell for inscribing it on the tablets handed down from Mt. Jackson Hole. So where do stocks head from here? And what is the best trading plan at this time? Read on below for the answers...Top Stories
3 No-Brainer Stocks to Buy for the Long Term
Concerns about the Fed’s rate hikes and the slowing economy is clouding the markets. However, another solid job report came in for August, indicating the labor market’s strength. Amid this uncertain backdrop, we think these fundamentally sound stocks, Casey’s General (CASY), Flowers Foods (FLO), and TravelCenters of America (TA), might be ideal investments for the long term. Read more…
1 Airline Stock to Buy and 1 to Sell Immediately
Although robust global travel demand has been aiding the airline industry’s recovery, broader macroeconomic issues and high fuel costs could dampen its growth. Therefore, while investing in fundamentally sound airline stock Alaska Air Group (ALK) could be wise, struggling Spirit Airlines (SAVE) is best avoided now. Let’s discuss…
1 Auto Stock to Sell and 2 to Buy
Lingering supply chain issues have been hampering the optimal productivity of the auto industry. However, the industry is advancing rapidly with substantial investments in smart technologies. While it could be wise to avoid fundamentally weak auto stock Mullen Automotive (MULN), investors could consider buying quality stocks Volkswagen (VWAGY) and Honda Motor (HMC) now. Read on…
3 Stocks to Buy That Won’t Give You Any Headaches
The stock market has witnessed significant volatility amid the record high inflation and the Fed’s hawkish stance on it. Investors have been banking on healthcare stocks as they tend to hold up relatively well in such turbulent times. We think investing in quality healthcare stocks Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), Pfizer (PFE), and Novo Nordisk (NVO) could be ideal now. Keep Reading…
3 Stocks With Decades of Dividend Payments
Concerns over high inflation, the Fed’s hawkish stance to control it, and an economic slowdown have led to immense stock market volatility. Therefore, it could be wise to invest in stocks with decades of dividend-paying history, such as Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), AbbVie (ABBV), and Becton, Dickinson and Company (BDX), to dodge the market volatility with a steady income stream. Let’s discuss...
3 Airline Stocks You’ll Want to Sell if You Haven’t Already
Travel restrictions and routine disruptions since the pandemic have led to several operational challenges in the airline industry. Moreover, labor shortages are also posing a significant headwind. Given this backdrop, we think investors should avoid airline stocks JetBlue Airways (JBLU), Spirit Airlines (SAVE), and Hawaiian Holdings (HA). Continue Reading…
Want to Invest Like Warren Buffett? 2 Stocks That Fit His Criteria
Warren Buffett’s investment strategy has been a guide for many investors for decades. Here are two stocks that fit his investing criteria and could be worth buying now: UnitedHealth Group (UNH) and Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV (BUD). Read on…
Just a Pullback or Back in Full Bear Market Mode?
Since testing the 200-day moving average in mid-August, the S&P 500 (SPY) has been in liquidation mode. More importantly, we have retraced more than 50% of the advance that began in mid-June. Is this just a pullback? Or, are we back in bear market mode? This question will be the major focus of today's commentary. Read on below to find out more…
Is It Time to Move on and Sell PTON Stock?
Exercise equipment company Peloton Interactive (PTON) has struggled to find support this year, and the stock lost more than 70% year-to-date. Given its bleak sales outlook and widening losses, is it time to avoid the stock? Read on to learn our view…
1 Stock That Is Beyond Saving Right Now
Despite emerging as a leader in plant-based meat alternatives, Beyond Meat (BYND) has failed to deliver significant returns to its shareholders this year. The stock is down more than 60% year-to-date. With the company lowering its revenue estimates for the current year, it is expected to tumble further. Read on…
This 1 Tech Stock Could Become the Next Microsoft
Tech giant International Business Machines (IBM) shows promise to depict a Microsoft (MSFT)-like growth story based on its robust cloud operations and efficient management practices. Let’s discuss IBM’s prospects in detail…
1 Railroad Stock U.S. Politicians Like to Trade
Large-cap Railroad company CSX Corp. (CSX) has seen an uptick in trading by U.S. politicians lately. However, the stock is down more than 15% this year. Let's discuss the stock’s prospects in detail…
3 Reliable Stocks to Fall Back on When Times Are Tough
The stock market volatility is rife amid the persistently high inflation and the Fed’s tightening monetary policy despite a slowing economy. Given such challenging times, we think it could be wise to fall back on quality stocks Cigna (CI), Agilent (A), and Flowers Foods (FLO) for safeguarding one’s portfolio. Keep reading…
Stay as Far Away as Possible From This Meme Stock
Outdoor cooking company Weber (WEBR) reported deteriorating third-quarter financials. Moreover, the company has suspended its quarterly cash dividend and withdrawn its fiscal 2022 net sales and earnings outlook, as high consumer prices and other uncertainties are crushing in-store and online traffic and margins. While the stock witnessed a short squeeze-driven rally lately, we think it could be wise to stay away from this meme stock. Continue reading…
Is SoFi Stock a Buy as Biden Forgives Student Loans?
Financial services company SoFi Technologies (SOFI) reported disappointing second-quarter financials, and the stock is currently trading more than 75% below its 52-week high. Furthermore, analysts are bearish about the company’s earnings growth prospects. However, given Biden’s announcement of student loan forgiveness and an end to the loan repayment pause, is it wise to buy SOFI now? Read on to find out…
5 Dividend Stocks to Buy and Hold Forever
Persistent economic turbulence and an uncertain outlook have led investors to prioritize steady income generation from their investments. Hence, fundamentally sound dividend yielders with a solid track record and potential for perpetual growth Merck (MRK), Abbott (ABT), Cigna (CI), Energy Transfer (ET), and Kronos (KRO) could be permanent additions to one’s portfolio. Continue reading…
Everyone in Their 30s Should Own These 2 Stocks
The stock market has been down following Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s Jackson Hole speech that signaled continued monetary policy tightening. We think in this current volatile backdrop, people planning their retirement savings in their 30s should invest in fundamentally sound dividend-paying stocks Pfizer (PFE) and Costco (COST). Read more…
Want to Lower Your Risk? Give These 3 Safe Stocks a Try
The uncertainty surrounding the market and the economy because the Federal Reserve signaled to continue hiking interest rates is making investors seek low-risk investments. Given lower volatility and attractive dividend payments, Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), CVS Health (CVS), and Summit Financial Group (SMMF) could be good candidates to consider on that front. Read more…
Which Chip Stock Is the Better Buy -- AMD vs. QCOM?
Rising recession fears, slowing demand, and production challenges make the semiconductor industry’s near-term outlook bleak. However, growing government and corporate investments to ease chip shortages and the adoption of advanced technologies should help the industry stay afloat amid the current uncertain economic backdrop. Therefore, it could be worth watching semiconductor giants Qualcomm (QCOM) and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD). But which of these stocks is a better choice for investors? Read more to find out…