Qualcomm (NASDAQ:QCOM) is well-positioned to benefit from the proliferation of localized artificial intelligence, the increased digitalization of automobiles, and the rapidly increasing sales of Samsung smartphones. Over the longer term, QCOM stock could also get a considerable boost from Apple’s (NASDAQ:AAPL) renewal of its modem deal with the chip maker. Finally, Qualcomm recently reported encouraging

Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ:SMCI) may not be a household name, but it’s quickly become one of the most popular AI stocks among investors. However, alongside a growing legion of fans has come a fair number of critics, who believe that SMCI stock is at risk of a big reversal. Why? Three key concerns. First, concern

Electric vehicle stocks have corrected in the near term with factors like competition and macroeconomic headwinds impacting sentiments. However, in terms of EV adoption, the global markets are still in an early stage. In the coming years, quality EV companies will create massive value. Among the various investment options, lithium stocks are worth considering for

The e-commerce trend continues to take share from traditional retail. Statista estimates a 9.79% compounded annual growth rate in worldwide e-commerce revenues between 2024 and 2029. Therefore, we are in the early innings of this shift and undervalued e-commerce stocks will outperform. Several reasons exist for the momentum in e-commerce growth. First, e-commerce’s value proposition

When it comes to controversial publicly traded investments, few are as notorious as tobacco stocks. Of course, it wasn’t always this way. Notably, the television series Mad Men reflected the cultural norms of the time, which in some ways celebrated smoking. Concerted efforts over the last several years have considerably dented smoking prevalence rates. However,

Suppose you’re having a rough month. You didn’t meet sales targets so your income fell unexpectedly. At the same time, your car broke down so you got to take it into the shop. And you screwed something up in your taxes so the IRS wants its money (with interest, of course). You deserve a break.

We all know that the Oracle of Omaha offers great investment advice so it stands to reason that undervalued Warren Buffett stocks may be one of the most compelling ideas to consider. Here’s what I like about this particular investment category. First, it’s inevitable that in the wider financial publication space, you’re going to get

While the digital innovation space offers no shortage of upside opportunities, wearable technology stocks could offer a distinctly compelling prospect. We’re not just talking about innovation for its own sake but rather one that has significant everyday practicality. Even better, the market itself has responded enthusiastically to the burgeoning field. According to Grand View Research,

Technology stocks have been the undisputed champions of Wall Street for the past 25 years. While they can be volatile in the short term, with sharp selloffs when markets correct, tech stocks have consistently outperformed over the long run. The key is being selective and sticking with quality companies that have proven their ability to

Generally speaking, you want to minimize your exposure to cheap stocks under $10. Yes, smaller companies have the potential to rise dramatically higher than their larger counterparts. In part, that’s because they’re unpredictable – and this ambiguity cuts both ways. Sure, cheap stocks under $10 have the benefit of the law of small numbers working

Hidden gems often remain undiscovered within the labyrinth of the stock market. Three stocks with massive upside stand out among the several alternatives as possible titans with significant upside potential. By mid-decade, these healthcare, industrial, and energy companies may realize their latent potential and reshape market dynamics. These industries may derive significant change as the

All of the ingredients appear to be in place to make electric vertical take-off and landing, or eVTOL, aircraft very successful. These vehicles, also known as flying cars, will be a quicker, more economical way to move passengers around cities. Additionally, many airlines and governments appear to be seriously pursuing and supporting eVTOLs. For example,

Wednesday’s trading session provided some serious doubt for investors in Intel (NYSE:INTC) stock after the Pentagon withdrew its $2.5 billion chip grant for the company. The decline brought INTC stock down 3%, and has some investors questioning whether this is a chip stock to buy right now. This decision could reduce federal funding for Intel