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[Editor’s note: “EV Charging Stocks Will Power Your Portfolio to New Highs” was previously published in November 2022. It has since been updated to include the most relevant information available.] Let me cut straight to the chase: If you want to put yourself in a position to potentially make a fortune in the stock market […]

I think that 2023 will hold multiple pleasant surprises. Indeed, my view is that, with inflation set to sink, bond prices likely to climb, and stock markets’ performance poised to surpass analysts’ average expectations, there should be many ways for investors to profit this year. Given my own largely positive macro outlook, I view stocks

Welcome to January! The season of holiday gifts… yet-to-be-broken resolutions… …And the unsolicited nuggets of investment advice. Investors can be forgiven for ignoring the counsel this year. As James Mackintosh of the Wall Street Journal put it, analysts nailed earnings forecasts in 2022 and then completely missed the massive bear market. “You can be exactly

This article will highlight seven consumer stocks to buy in 2023, and here’s why. While energy and bank stocks are strong choices, the investor should not count out the consumer. Inflation and rising interest rates were supposed to crush consumers in 2022, but that didn’t happen, at least not to the extent investors expected. However,

Although the broader technology space suffered a massive beatdown, investors still ought to consider the narrative undergirding the best edge computing stocks to buy. In simple terms, edge computing refers to a range of networks and devices positioned close to the end user. As you might suspect, the goal here is to bring processing “meat”

A bull-bear battle is starting to materialize in the stock market, and I believe that the struggle will intensify in early 2023. Bears believe that we’re heading for a steep recession and a horrible macro environment for stocks, and many of them are looking for unprofitable growth equities to short. On the other hand, bulls