Low-priced stocks with upside are increasingly hard to find as top-performing mega-caps edge ever closer to overvaluation. As seen with Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) recently, even moderate underperformance can be devastating when much of the wider market hinges on continued momentum. At the same time, many are increasingly nervous as economic conditions don’t seem as rosy as

In less than two weeks, Broadcom (NASDAQ:AVGO) will split its stock by a 10-to-1 ratio. Shares that currently trade for more than $1,600 each will each be worth about $160 a stub.  A stock split changes nothing about a company. An investor could either buy Broadcom stock before or after the division and he would

As far as stocks with turnaround potential are concerned, SoFi Technologies (NASDAQ:SOFI) remains a top option on my watch list right now. Sofi stock looks good from here. The company provides a revolutionary digital finance platform, catering to millions of users seeking seamless banking solutions. Originally a lending specialist focused on student loans, SoFi now

With all the artificial intelligence-related (AI) fervor, several tech stocks were offloaded by both retail and institutional investors. These oversold tech stocks then became somewhat overlooked by the majority of media outlets due to their lack of exciting progress toward an AI-centric goal. However, that does not mean they’re bad investments. Rather, they simply are

The third quarter is shaping into a pivotal period for the stock market. Economic indicators suggest a potential upswing, with inflation slowly coming down to the Fed’s 2% target range.  This makes the case for stocks set to surge as a myriad of companies stand out to emerge as potential winners. Amidst all the uncertainty,

Qualcomm (NASDAQ:QCOM) stock has surged 53% this year as interest in edge AI grew. With a relatively low price-earnings ratio of 27-times, Qualcomm is positioned to continue to move higher. That’s despite a recent 5% drop because of software and gaming issues on Snapdragon-powered AI PCs. Qualcomm remains pivotal in the AI hardware sector. A semiconductor

The growth of artificial intelligence is a rising tide that raises all ships. This is evident when looking at one-year growth of companies such as Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) and Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA), through a historic AI bull run that we are still in. Technology that helps corporations automate and make day-to-day tasks more efficient

Though Reddit (NYSE:RDDT) may have been the most recent big-name IPO, the initial listings market is still cooking, and undervalued IPO stocks abound. The last undervalued IPO stock I picked at the beginning of June, Nano Nuclear Energy (NASDAQ:NNE), returned over 300% since I first noticed it, further proving that undervalued IPO stocks are out

In March, a CNBC article suggested that the electric vehicle (EV) euphoria is dead. The piece reported facts that indicated that many automotive majors are scaling back their EV plans. I completed agree with the point that the euphoria is dead. However, it’s equally important to understand that the industry is not dead. EV adoption

Along with Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) the hardware company that has benefited most from the artificial intelligence trend is arguably Taiwan Semiconductor (NYSE:TSM). If you feel that you’ve missed out on the rally in Taiwan Semiconductor stock, think again as there’s no limit to how high this stock can go. Even after an impressive share-price rally, Taiwan

Investing requires making fast decisions on the top stocks to buy. The top three competitors are highlighted because they have distinct technological and business strategies, making them attractive options for stock buyers. These businesses are well-known for their cutting-edge advances in AI. They have incorporated complex AI models into their platforms, greatly increasing user engagement and ad