What do you look for in an investable business? Dividends, buybacks or maybe revenue growth? You can find all of the above and more with fast-food giant Wendy’s (NASDAQ:WEN) stock. Sure, there are risks involved in food-related investments during a time of high inflation. Still, WEN stock deserves a “B” rating as a result Wendy’s firm

It’s totally plausible for economists, investors, stock pundits, and others to have very different views about the economy and the stock market’s outlook. But when it comes to the travel sector, I think it’s crystal clear that the space is continuing to boom. Therefore, I really think that it’s hard for investors to go wrong

The search for blue-chip stocks has really been lagging of late. The decade-long bull market we recently witnessed compensated investors for seeking growth over value. Thus, companies with rock-solid business models and fundamentals were glossed over in favor of more speculative names. That said, it’s not 2021 anymore. Last year was a stark reminder to

Gene editing stocks present themselves as one of the more lucrative investments in the healthcare sector. Gene editing, a revolutionary take on the science of genetic engineering, has the potential to countless lives around the globe. By introducing genetic material into cells, scientists can correct genetic abnormalities in a way never seen before. With the

EV stocks are an attractive investment opportunity in today’s market as the world moves toward a greener future. Investors have an opportunity to profit from investing in EV stocks. They offer good returns and provide investors with the chance to invest in a socially responsible industry that is helping to reduce emissions and create a

With the shifting of market fortunes over the past year, we’ve seen a major rotation. Growth stocks are out. Meanwhile, investors have gravitated to value and dividend stocks. That’s an entirely logical reaction, as these sorts of stocks tend to hold up better during bear markets and recessions. However, the rush of money into these

In 2023, the stock market may be turbulent. With the profitability of many companies falling,  the stock market may decline further, continuing last year’s rout. That said, the picture for the second half of 2023 may be brighter than expected, as experts anticipate that interest rate hikes will abate and valuations will remain steady. Additionally,

Although the wild volatility of 2022 delivered some tempting market ideas for the new year, investors should also make some room for undervalued income stocks to buy. Fundamentally, dividend-paying enterprises offer tremendous relevancies because they help keep your portfolio right side up. And because of last year’s downpour, investors can scoop up quality names for

With a potential bull market run ahead of us, investors are looking to riskier investment options, such as penny stocks, to take advantage of the upward trend. For one, it looks promising that we’re potentially in the early stages of a bull market. Two, inflation has been trending downward since July. Three, it appears investors

The start of the year is a good time to add to your existing portfolio or start new positions. An excellent source to look for ideas is among the Dogs of the Dow. These stocks are the highest-yielding ones in the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) at the end of the preceding year. The strategy

It’s a good time to accumulate undervalued, quality electric vehicle battery stocks. For one, the global automobile industry is pouring more than $1 trillion into electric vehicles. Two, global leaders are racing to put millions of electric vehicles on the roads.  For example, President Biden wants EVs to account for at least 5o% of autos