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Slow and Steady Results Make this Company a Long-Term Buy
Markets are quick to reward fast-growing companies, at least until that growth stops. Companies that have a more slow-and-steady approach tend to get overlooked. But over time, their returns can equal that of a growth company, with far less volatility. Given how markets are pushing to all-time highs on the back of growth stocks, now may be the ideal time to look for more steadier stocks that can keep delivering, no matter what happens in the economy. One sector that tends to ...
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Profit From the Next Stage of the AI Boom
Since late 2022, AI-related stocks have been on a tear. The best returns have come from some of the largest companies by market cap. They’re able to move billions of dollars quickly into AI and adapt. Other companies have had to take a slower route. But that trend is starting to shift as the next stage of the AI boom expands. It’s likely that other companies will benefit more than big-cap names going forward. One potential play could be Broadcom (AVGO). The ...
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Retail Trends Still Support Bargain Shoppers
Shoppers love a bargain. With investors still contenting with higher prices thanks to years of above-average inflation, companies that cater to finding a bargain continue to post strong results. That’s especially true with apparel retail. Shoppers are more than willing to open up their wallets if they can get what looks like an exceptional bargain on clothes. And a few companies have a business model that allows them to thrive in this challenging environment. The industry leader for this trend is likely ...
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Lower Costs Point to Better Profits
Costs have been rising over the past few years. For companies, the cost to manufacture goods has risen thanks to higher commodity prices, higher labor prices, and even higher regulatory costs. When any of those costs can go down, profits can improve. One big way to bring costs down quickly is for regulatory costs to drop. That can include lowering corporate tax rates, or lower tariffs on imported goods. The European Union is about to launch a 9% tariff on electric vehicles ...
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It’s Still Early in the Rush for AI Leadership
While AI stocks have had a great run since ChatGPT launched in late 2022, we’re still in the early stages of the technology. Many who have used AI programs aren’t using them consistently. The ability to benefit from AI tools is still in its early stages. That’s why the buildout of AI still looks attractive for investors over the long haul. It will take years to build AI programs that are more intuitive and easy to use. That also means that other ...
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This Tech Trend Continues to Gain Traction
While the market has been focused on all technologies that start and end with AI, there are several trends within that space that have yet to reach their full potential. With so much focus on the growth of AI itself, some of the software plays in AI have been overlooked. One key area has been cybersecurity. 2024 is on track for the worst yet for ransomware attacks. And a massive data breach last week may have compromised billions of personal records. With ...
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One Simple Way to Play the Thawing Housing Market
The housing market has been effectively frozen for nearly two years. High interest rates created high mortgage rates. That deterred possible sellers from changing homes, given the high jump in interest rate costs. Now, with rates set to decline later in the year, the housing market could be set to open up. And lower rates could help all homeowners, but especially make it easy for first-time buyers to get into a starter home. That’s good news for companies like D.R. Horton (DHI) ...
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The Market’s Darlings Are Pricey, But Unloved Stocks Still Offer Some Value
The market continues to rebound from its steep selloff. With many of the most heavily sold names bouncing back the strongest, investors who look for slower-moving companies could see the best value here. That’s because the market rally this year has been driven higher by just a few big-cap tech companies. Other companies are starting to show signs of catching up, and will likely end the year strong. That means investors who buy during today’s market fears could see the best returns ...
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