A global semiconductor shortage has made it difficult for several companies, including those in vehicle and smartphone manufacturing, to keep up with demand. Practically any industry that relies on microchips has faced disruptions over the last few years.
While the global chip shortage hurts many companies, it creates enormous opportunity for chip manufacturers.
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Tech stocks are out of favor at the moment. You don’t need to look much further than Peloton, down over 80% from its highs to know that high growth stocks have been tossed out of portfolios with abandon.
And while some companies deserve to have their valuations chopped up, others have strong fundamentals and are growing at a rapid pace yet their share prices are not reflecting the positive news.
Bitcoin was the first digital currency to take off. It was also the first successful application of blockchain technology. When it debuted in 2009, it didn’t face any competition. That fact helped it become extremely popular as network effects kicked in.
Research has shown the value of a company or project is correlated to these network effects.
The weight of inflation, high energy costs, rising interest rates, and pessimism has dragged prices down to create a bear market. As prices of former high flying stocks creep ever lower, it’s tempting to cut portfolio holdings and run. But some companies stand out with exceptional business models and are trading at attractive valuations.
When news headlines are pervasively negative,
Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) still stand out as the two most popular cryptocurrencies. For years, Bitcoin was the only option for investors interested in the benefits of non-fiat currency. Ethereum is the only crypto that has come close to dethroning BTC. Now, there’s a chance that Solana (SOL) could emerge as a new contender.
Many billionaires fly under the radar. But 13F filings offer a clue as to what assets the ultra-rich are scooping up.
The most recent release last month, showcased three key stocks that billionaire money managers snapped up. All four are profitable and time-tested stocks within the Dow Jones Industry Average,
Whether you’re bringing in income from rental properties or stock dividends, there are many ways to make passive income. There is a catch, though. In most cases, to make a significant level of passive income, you need to have enough money to invest initially.
If you have accumulated enough wealth,
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Meta Platforms hasn’t had such a great start to 2022. The release of the company’s disastrous fourth-quarter results in February caused a one-day sell-off that saw its share price decline by almost $100 a piece, with the stock now down overall by more than 40% year-to-date.
Fortunately, the firm’s latest Q1 earnings report finally delivered some positive news for investors.
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It’s a tough time for tech stocks. After hitting impressive highs in November 2021, the Nasdaq Composite is down more than 25 percent year-to-date as of mid-May 2022. Day after day, the index seemed to hit new 52-week lows. That’s bad news for growth investors because Nasdaq is home to tech companies that have historically been winners.
Investors with the foresight to buy Amazon stock during its May 1997 IPO have realized astonishing returns. Since its launch, Amazon stock has gained more than 125,700 percent, and it is preparing for a stock split that is likely to deliver additional returns.
However, recent events have some investors thinking that Amazon’s winning streak is over,
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