Stocks To Buy

The souring stock market has created an environment where many stocks are sold off even if new developments don’t specifically impact them. While the high near-term uncertainty makes for a poor investing environment, it won’t always be this way. When markets do recover, great companies will trend higher. Companies that are in an oligopoly space with few competitors should fare even better. Investors who pick up shares of these companies during current fears can likely see market-beating returns. For instance, the airline ...
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Since the start of the year, health care has been a leading sector for the economy. It’s a defensive sector, and tends to perform well over time. What’s more, it tends to have some insulation from global trade, providing some safety amid the current tariff fears. As long as this sector continues to lead, investors can likely see reasonable returns on health care stocks. And it will likely provide more stability compared to other sectors getting whipsawed right now. In the health ...
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While markets remain volatile, investors can take advantage of the market’s big swings. That includes targeting and buying shares of high-quality, industry-leading companies when the market is down. With earnings season underway, companies can show how they were faring going into the recent uncertainty, which may point the way towards how they’ll fare once this uncertainty ends. That could lead to great returns for investors who buy great companies that have been hit hard in this selloff. For instance, Wall Street investment ...
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The fear of a recession has increased in recent weeks. Investors are uncertain over the impact of tariffs and trade policy on the economy. However, investors who buy companies that largely provide goods and services domestically should hold up far better. Most of today’s big trends still remain in place. As long as that holds, patient investors who buy great companies playing to long-term trends should be able to make good returns buying sold-off stocks today. For instance, utility companies tend to ...
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With stock market volatility on the rise and likely to persist, investors should think more defensively. That means looking for great companies to buy on big down days for the market. It can also mean taking a more income-oriented approach. That can include companies with low to moderate dividend yields with a history of increasing that payout over time, or companies with a high current yield. Either could help boost investor returns in today’s jittery markets. Plus, dividend stocks should perform well ...
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The tariff whipsaw in markets may be past the worst of the pain, but it’s not over yet. However, there’s a clear sign that many companies will be increasing their domestic manufacturing to avoid the dangers of rapid change in tariff policies. That could bode well for many American manufacturers, particularly those who produce higher-end technologies. And owning shares of these companies could lead to outperformance as they see higher growth. That includes industrial giant Honeywell (HON). The industrial conglomerate has a ...
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Investors have had a rocky year. Stocks touched bear market territory within just a few weeks of hitting all-time highs back in February. While many names have been hit hard, a few sectors have been standouts in this market carnage. One big performer here is the healthcare sector. These companies were generally laggards during the market’s big run over the past two years. Today, that’s reversing. Health insurers also received notice that Medicare payment rates would increase. That’s providing a tailwind that ...
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As the Trump administration looks to find ways to cut back America’s $2+ trillion national debt, investors are eyeing companies with large government contracts. Staffing companies have already fallen on the logic that temporary workers for government agencies are out. But now the trend is widening. It’s also hitting defense contractors, as cutting defense spending could be a key way to bridge the budget gap. However, investors may have an opportunity in today’s markets. That’s because data-related spending is likely to continue ...
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