Sports betting is a huge, rapidly growing business in the U.S. According to Statista, the revenue of the U.S. online sports betting market reached about $19 billion in 2023, up from roughly $15 billion in 2022. And in 2026, the sector's sales are expected to surge to nearly $40 billion.
As the bullion metal glitters, gold mining stocks like Kinross Gold (KGC), Royal Gold (RGLD), and Barrick Gold (GOLD) have a fair chance to gain.
Taiwan Semiconductor will benefit from increased demand for iPhones. Microsoft's partnership with OpenAI is paying off handsomely.
With the broader stock market making a habit of setting new records of late, equities are in style, including penny stocks.
An expected lower interest rate scenario should bode well for Alphabet (GOOGL), NVIDIA (NVDA), Micron Technology (MU), Vistra (VST) and CenterPoint Energy (CNP), making them a compelling buy now.
The media hype machine is in overdrive, pushing utility stocks as a savvy way to play AI's growth. You've no doubt seen these headlines (or some of the hundreds of others like them):
Bottom-picking stocks to buy is one of the most difficult strategies in trading and investing. It is a direct antithesis to the adage, “the trend is your friend, until it bends.
US stocks surged to fresh records on Wednesday, thanks to a cooler-than-expected reading on inflation.
With the chances of a Fed rate cut diminishing, stocks such as Bank of America (BAC), Brown & Brown (BRO), First BanCorp. (FBP), Hamilton Insurance (HG) and The Goldman Sachs (GS) stand to gain.
Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA ) is still one of the top must-own tech stocks. However, so are many of the top Nvidia partner stocks.
Five Nasdaq listed non-tech stocks that have provided more than 40% returns year to date and have more potential for growth. These are: COIN, MEDP, WING, TXRH, TSCO.
The key for investors with this group is that they don't have to be in the S&P 500 and can be any market cap size.