Pick and Shovel EV Play (Hint, Not Tesla)
In light of Tesla’s recent workforce reduction as sales slump, it may seem like a risky play to invest in an EV pick and shovel play but we’re eyeing Infineon, with a market cap of around $43 billion as an opportunity.
It’s a company that is best known for SiC and GaN technologies that are designed to meet rising demand in the sector as a whole.
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Will The Bullish Sentiment Hold?
In the wake of a recent market selloff, the financial landscape showed signs of recovery, hinting at potential seller exhaustion, a development that may suggest a pivotal shift in where the market goes next.
Amid the volatility, several key economic indicators and corporate earnings reports loom large on the horizon, so will the bullish sentiment hold?
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Read MoreSure Fire Way To Get $1,000 Income?
Want to lock in $1,000 of income quite predictably? One strategy now has the potential to do just that, and potentially a lot more by leveraging the current macroeconomic climate.
If you were to look at the world’s conflicts through the lens of a technical chart analyst, it wouldn’t be a stretch to see that the “conflict trend line”
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Read MoreIs It Time To Sell?
Knowing when to sell may feel like rocket science if you’re new to investing but it can be quite simple. While technicians may bamboozle you with indicators and fancy signals, the best traders in the world keep it straightforward.
Take for example one champion trader who went short the market recently. At a glance of a regular chart,
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Read MoreAirline Stocks Plummet Now, What’s The Best Play?
It’s a strange phenomenon that at this time of year the airline industry, which you might think sees an uptick in travel spending, actually sees share prices nosedive.
More specifically, the share prices of airlines goes down even as those companies tend to make more money in the coming months as travel demand spikes.
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1 Top Healthcare Firm Set To Pop
UnitedHealth Group, with a market capitalization of around $454 billion, is the largest health insurer in the United States, serving nearly 50 million Americans.
It benefits from unparalleled market presence and scale that grants it significant bargaining power, which in turn ensures lower costs and higher margins compared to its competitors.
Over the past decade,
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Pick and Shovel EV Play (Hint, Not Tesla)
In light of Tesla’s recent workforce reduction as sales slump, it may seem like a risky play to invest in an EV pick and shovel play but we’re eyeing Infineon, with a market cap of around $43 billion as an opportunity.
It’s a company that is best known for SiC and GaN technologies that are designed to meet rising demand in the sector as a whole.
» Read more about: Pick and Shovel EV Play (Hint, Not Tesla) »
Read MoreSure Fire Way To Get $1,000 Income?
Want to lock in $1,000 of income quite predictably? One strategy now has the potential to do just that, and potentially a lot more by leveraging the current macroeconomic climate.
If you were to look at the world’s conflicts through the lens of a technical chart analyst, it wouldn’t be a stretch to see that the “conflict trend line”
Is This The Perfect Bitcoin Strategy?
A decade or so ago, betting on bitcoin really was risky. The cryptocurrency was entirely unproven, unregulated, little-known and fraught with risk. Fast forward 10+ years and the times have changed substantially in favor of Satoshi’s creation.
Now exchange-traded funds exist that facilitate regular flows into the cryptocurrency and some companies, like Microstrategy,
Don’t Be Fooled By Gold
Gold has been on a tear in recent months and rightly so, it seems, looking at macro events. What started as an Israeli-Palestine conflict has escalated to include Iran, which in turn is leading to speculation that the US may be get involved, and by then war appears to be a real possibility. Worse still are the prospects for further expansion if other countries are brought into the fray,
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Will The Bullish Sentiment Hold?
In the wake of a recent market selloff, the financial landscape showed signs of recovery, hinting at potential seller exhaustion, a development that may suggest a pivotal shift in where the market goes next.
Amid the volatility, several key economic indicators and corporate earnings reports loom large on the horizon, so will the bullish sentiment hold?
» Read more about: Will The Bullish Sentiment Hold? »
Read MoreIs It Time To Sell?
Knowing when to sell may feel like rocket science if you’re new to investing but it can be quite simple. While technicians may bamboozle you with indicators and fancy signals, the best traders in the world keep it straightforward.
Take for example one champion trader who went short the market recently. At a glance of a regular chart,
Is This Little-Known Health Innovation The Next Big Thing?
It’s hard to find the next big thing but Exact Sciences might be as close as any company is to it via its liquid biopsies, a transformative approach to diagnosing and monitoring various diseases by detecting signs of cancer, genetic anomalies, or other conditions in blood or other bodily fluids.
This technology has been particularly promising for cancer,
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Airline Stocks Plummet Now, What’s The Best Play?
It’s a strange phenomenon that at this time of year the airline industry, which you might think sees an uptick in travel spending, actually sees share prices nosedive.
More specifically, the share prices of airlines goes down even as those companies tend to make more money in the coming months as travel demand spikes.
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Stock market today: Wall Street tumbles after dispiriting data on the economy, as Meta sinks
NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. stocks fell Thursday on worries about a toxic cocktail for financial markets, one where inflation remains stubbornly high but the economy’s growth flags. A sharp drop for Facebook parent Meta Platforms, one of Wall Street’s most influential stocks, also dragged the market lower.
The S&P 500 was 0.4% lower in late trading after paring an earlier drop of 1.6%.
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