Google is the most visited website on earth, attracting billions of users who rely on it to carry out their daily searches. However, Google’s parent, Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL), is much more than just a search engine. From Gmail to Google Drive, Google provides a host of tools and apps — many of which reinvented how we access information.
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As markets dropped at the beginning of 2022, growth stocks took a nosedive. Even big name firms got a severe haircut. Netflix (NFLX) fell by more than 70%, Salesforce (CRM) dropped by over 36%, and Meta Platforms Inc. (META) plummeted more than 52%.
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Target is one of America’s largest retailers — and while the brand is a name consumers know and love, investors have a different perspective lately. The big-box retailer is facing significant inventory issues. These are so troublesome that Target altered its guidance weeks after issuing it.
As an investor, here’s what you need to know about Target now and moving forward.
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Companies often struggle during the year after their IPOs. Investors have limited information when they buy shares early. If the company can’t manage expectations and post numbers that attract more investors, shares lose value.
Not surprisingly, the South Korean company Coupang (NYSE:CPNG) has experienced this type of slip since it started selling shares publicly on March 12,
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REITs aren’t always the biggest winners in the market but for those who like to invest and forget, they’re hard to beat. In some ways, they’re about as good a passive income investment vehicle as the public markets offer because they are by law required to pay out 90% of profits in the form of income distributions.And when markets are rocked as they have been recently,
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This past year has been eye-opening, especially for new investors.
The stock market sell-off has resulted in some stocks falling by as much as 90% from their all-time highs. Even technology stocks that outperformed during most of the past decade, including the “FAANG” stocks plummeted. Variables such as supply chain issues, rising interest rates,
It’s not everyday you stumble across a company that emerged from bankruptcy and has enormous upside potential, but Lovesac (NASDAQ:LOVE) is one such firm.
Lovesac is a furniture manufacturer with a twist. Unlike most manufacturers who give up margin throughout the distribution chain to third party middlemen, Lovesac’s sales model is direct-to-consumer (DTC).
The beginning of the end of the internal combustion engine is approaching, paving the way for electric vehicles. Manufacturers like Volvo already offer an electric version of every car model, and by 2030, all of the company’s vehicles will be electric.
This trend is being seen around the globe as countries discuss the upcoming internal combustion engine ban.
Plenty of investors feel scared and uncertain as the S&P 500 enters its second bear market in 2.5 years. So far, the S&P 500 has lost about 21% of its value during this bear market. And it doesn’t look like that will end anytime soon.
What can you do when the stock market trends downward?
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Uber’s reputation has taken it to the very heights of the ride-hailing industry. The company has a presence in more than 10,000 cities, and partners with over 22,800 workers across 72 different countries.
And yet, for a business with such a formidable global footprint, the firm’s market cap of around $45 billion seems somewhat underwhelming.