One Way to Play to This Top Long-Term Investment Strategy Now
In frustrating markets, a few long-term strategies can work well that investors may want to consider now. One such strategy is to invest in companies that pay dividends. Taking that approach gives investors a longer-term view. Within the dividend-paying universe, companies that have a history of raising their dividends tend to perform even better than those that just pay a dividend. Over time, the results can compound for market-beating performance, as long as investors remain patient. One such company that just raised ...
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Separate the Growth Plays from the Hype Plays for Big Profits Ahead
Growth investing isn’t dead. But companies that were posting strong growth in the past year are either going to falter now that the economy has slowed – or they’ll continue to show that they’re strong growth plays in the years ahead. Investors can follow some big trends seeing capital flows and deals occurring now to get an idea of where the best opportunities are for growth stocks. One such trend still seeing investor interest right now is in AI. Otherwise known as ...
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For Long-Term Results, look to the Companies Consolidating Now
When the economy sours and the business outlook drops, some companies look for an opportunity to increase their business with strategic acquisitions. Those companies can increase their industry dominance and become stronger over time, and shares will likely rally as the economy does. As long as such deals pass regulatory muster, large companies that buy up other companies to grow through acquisition can likely see further growth in the years ahead. One company making long-term strategic moves now is Oracle (ORCL). The ...
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Continue to Stick with Leading Growth Names When Buying Amid the Tech Rout
While the latest bear market may not be over, traders can start targeting top companies likely to recover in time and outperform the market on the next leg up. One way to do that is to find tech companies that underperformed the market on the way down… even as they’ve continued to grow. For many tech companies, that may mean finding a high profit margin or strong revenue growth in today’s environment. One company that could be a winner on a rebound ...
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One Possible Bargain Emerges Among the Biggest Tech Names Today
With stocks near bear market territory, some names have been hit harder than others. A bear market marks a market-wide drop of 20 percent from a top. But some individual tech names, even big players, are down further than that. One such example is Netflix (NFLX). The streaming platform has reported slower growth, a decline in subscribers for the first time ever, and increased competition in the streaming space. Shares are down more than half off their highs as a result. Given ...
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Despite Short-Term Trends, Big Data Will Lead to Big Profits
Many tech trends are under way today that will lead to big growth, especially when looking past today’s weak economy. One of those trends is big data, which looks at data sets too large and complex to be reviewed manually. Big data is already allowing companies to find new ways of doing business, with substantial improvements already. Yet the real value of that will only compound in time. One leader in the space is Palantir Technologies (PLTR). Like most tech plays, it’s ...
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Even With Weak Earnings, Industry Leadership Matters
In a bull market, great companies will rise… but so will ones that aren’t the leaders of their sector. When markets are in turmoil, it’s industry leaders that will likely perform best, even if they’re suffering from a drop in earnings. That can be seen with the most recent earnings season. Many companies across the board were down. But those that are leading in their industry have been faring relatively better. Case in point? Semiconductor company Nvidia (NVDA). The company reported revenue ...
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Consider Luxury Goods Amid Today’s Market Turmoil
During the Covid crisis, there was talk of a K-shaped recovery, with the wealthy seeing solid returns while those less fortunate would continue to suffer. That appears to be playing out today. While the wealthy are being hit harder by the stock market decline, they’re less vulnerable to changes in housing and energy prices. That may be why luxury goods sales have been holding up so far this year, even as it appears most consumers are spending more to get less ...
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