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Last year was a blockbuster when it comes to the returns growth stocks were able to generate. However, this year has proven to be much more challenging, erasing most of the gains investors saw during 2021. Dozens of growth stocks have plunged by more than 50%. Accordingly, after two widely-contrasting years, what can investors expect in 2023? […]

Quantum computing has been a hot topic recently as scientists and investors look to harness this groundbreaking technology’s power. One promising avenue in this area is the field of quantum computing stocks. They are rapidly gaining popularity among investors looking for high-potential opportunities. These stocks offer access to cutting-edge research and developments in the rapidly

With October in the rearview mirror, it might be the perfect time to look for Nasdaq stocks to buy.  How’s that, you wonder, given the Nasdaq Composite is down more than 33% year-t0-date? Well, InvestorPlace’s Luke Lango recently discussed the history of bear markets. Lango’s argument that stocks would soar over the next six months

With high-yielding dividend stocks, fear can be an investor’s most vital investment tool. We learned that from Warren Buffett, Sir John Templeton, and even Baron Rothschild. Sir John Templeton taught us to buy extreme pessimism, as he did with European stocks in 1939. Warren Buffett advises that a “climate of fear is your friend when investing; a euphoric

As many commentators have pointed out recently, the stock market is pricing in a recession that’s not going to arrive anytime soon. As a result, there are now many good stocks to buy on weakness. The best stocks to buy on a dip are the names that have plunged tremendously even though they’re growing quickly

After a more than three-fold run higher between late 2020 and mid-2022, the market has cooled on Livent (NYSE:LTHM) stock. Shares in this leading provider of lithium compounds has traded sideways lately. Both analysts and investors hold a lukewarm view of LTHM stock at present as a result of uncertainties over the future direction of lithium