Promising growth stocks like Peloton, Zoom, Tesla, and Netflix have dropped significantly since the start of the year. In some cases, the massive gains they made during the pandemic have been completely erased. Even tech companies like Snowflake, Amazon, and Upstart have struggled, despite continued demand for their products and services.
For some,
One such stock is NIO (NASDAQ: NIO),
When it comes to finding new investment opportunities, the education sector may not be top of mind. But if you can reserve judgment for a few minutes, an education stock with as much as 53.5% upside may be worth your consideration.
We applied a discounted cash flow analysis to John Wiley & Sons and discovered that this 200-year old education company has a lot going for it beyond its financials.
Buying shares in the Oracle of Omaha’s firm Berkshire Hathaway won’t net you a dime of dividend income because Warren Buffett has famously resisted paying dividends to Berkshire shareholders.
But that doesn’t mean you can’t look under the Berkshire hood to discover lots of high-paying dividend stocks that could net you an extra $6,000 a year,
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Stock splits are not uncommon. There have been dozens of announcements this year alone, including Alphabet’s 20-for-1 stock split and Tesla’s 5-for-1 stock split.
Shopify is another large company that recently announced a 10-for-1 stock split, which will take place in June 2022. However,
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Steve Jurvetson is a venture capitalist with a history of extraordinary bets. Jurvetson has long tied his investing coattails to his pal Musk, with whom he first became acquainted during Tesla’s fledgling Roadster days.
While Jurvetson exited Tesla’s board a couple of years ago, he is an active investor in SpaceX as well as Musk’s The Boring Company,
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Plant-based products, including meat alternatives, have been booming — and it’s anything but a fad. By 2030, it is estimated that the plant-based meat market will be worth $24.8 billion, growing at a CAGR (compound annual growth rate) of 19.3%.
Impossible Foods has the largest brand name but a few big players have carved out meaningful market shares,
LULU started out as a modest performance wear shop inside a yoga studio in Vancouver. That was 1998. Two years later, management opened the first official company store, also in Vancouver. By 2003, the first U.S. store opened in Santa Monica, California. The upscale suburb of Los Angeles, adjacent to the Pacific Ocean with miles of beach-front sidewalks,
There is no denying the marijuana industry is booming, and there are investing opportunities to jump on, but how do you navigate those opportunities? The cannabis industry is still highly volatile,
One thing the pandemic and resulting Great Resignation have demonstrated well is that the gig economy is here to stay. Sure, there have always been self-employed people and freelancers, but working from home has become the new normal for millions. One gig economy company sits at the center of this tectonic shift: Fiverr International Ltd (FVRR),
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