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Could a turnaround moment be in store for California-based electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Mullen Automotive (NASDAQ:MULN)? It’s possible, as an order from a dealer group and an opportunity to delve into EV infrastructure could propel MULN stock much higher in 2023. Conditions certainly haven’t been favorable for Mullen Automotive this year. In a highly competitive […]

The end of the year is often a time for investors to buy and sell stocks and clean up their portfolios. Some investors allocate excess cash to new investments or add to existing holdings. It makes sense to look at your portfolio and add to undervalued stocks with the prospect of solid total returns. Alternatively,

Chicago-based United Airlines (NASDAQ:UAL) could stage an impressive recovery next year. That seems to be the stance of CEO Scott Kirby, who doesn’t sound particularly worried about an imminent recession. UAL stock traders should remain aware of the risks, but can consider listening to what Kirby has to say and maybe even buy a few United

With so much uncertainty in this current market, most investors have clearly taken a defensive stance. Growth is out, and value is in. Accordingly, the search for high-growth stocks simply isn’t what it once was. The question many investors have is whether this defensive positioning will continue into next year. Indeed, it just might. Macro conditions

Investing in the best lithium stocks could be an excellent long-term opportunity for investors. Lithium is becoming increasingly important in green energy. Currently, there is more demand for lithium than supply, and the trend is unlikely to reverse soon. To keep up with the soaring demand, every existing producer must double output every two to

Major indices such as the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite may have plunged by double-digits during 2022, but certain areas of the stock market performed strongly throughout the year. One of those areas is among the hottest healthcare stocks. With company-specific catalysts outweighing negative macro factors such as high inflation, rising interest rates, and slowing economic growth, scores