Stocks to buy

Cybersecurity is one of the secular investment themes for the next decade. The industry has been receiving much attention from investors. Cybersecurity stocks have solid gains, with the First Trust NASDAQ Cybersecurity (NASDAQ:CIBR) up over 16% year-to-date. In addition to broad-based gains, individual stocks have fared much better. Stocks like Palo Alto Networks (NASDAQ:PANW) are up 56% as of
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Not every dividend stock is a slam-dunk choice. And not every great dividend stock comes to mind when you start looking for yield because top-rated dividend stocks sometimes hide in out-of-the-way places. If you’ve followed my portfolio for a while, you know the major names that typically make up the lists of top dividend stocks.
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Food stocks have shown remarkable growth and innovation in recent years, especially in the segments of natural and organic food, snacking and convenience food, and online grocery delivery. The food industry is one of the most essential and resilient sectors of the economy. It encompasses a wide range of businesses that produce, process, distribute, and
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At the core of the discussion, investors seeking undervalued small-cap stocks do so for one main reason: to maximize their return potential. Of course, such a directive inherently carries risks. Basically, less-proven enterprises often run on little else than a compelling narrative feature with very low predictability. But in exchange for this dubious profile, moonshots
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August began with stocks reaching a year-to-date high. But then daily declines ensued, attributing to factors like inflation and tech stock valuations. This volatility prompted retail investors to seek safer options like treasuries and money market funds, with short-term fixed-income options returning around 5%. For those seeking higher yield and stability, reliable dividend stocks like
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With skepticism about the United States facing a possible recession, Cathie Wood, renowned CEO of Ark Invest, has thought otherwise. Wood speculates a soft landing for the U.S. economy if companies accept lower margins without cutting staff, preventing an unemployment rise. This thinking could prevent a sharp downturn – or even a recession. Wood’s optimism
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