120,000 Reasons to Buy This Wide Moat Stock
Toast (NYSE:TOST) is a cloud technology provider that specializes in restaurant point-of-sale systems. The company’s software allows restaurants to process sales, track and manage inventories and even manage payroll and HR functions. To use these tools, restaurants purchase Toast’s POS, giving the company an effective competitive moat in every restaurant that decides to use it. » Read more about: 120,000 Reasons to Buy This Wide Moat Stock »
Read MoreMarket Commentary: Shocking 2030 Trend Will Make Millionaires
What percentage of the US population is obese? Go on, hazard a guess. What do you think the figure is without looking it up?
According to Healthline, a little over 42% of the US population is clinically obese. And that figure is expected to balloon to 50% by 2030.
Read MoreMarket Commentary: The Perfect Portfolio Revealed
Picking stocks is hard enough but how do you decide what amount to allocate to each stock? Portfolio construction is an art unto itself. Done well, a portfolio can withstand economic storms. Done poorly, the results can be catastrophic.
For two contrasting perspectives, look no further than Berkshire Hathaway versus ARK Invest during 2022.
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Read MoreMarket Commentary: Did AI Create The Perfect Portfolio?
What stocks would artificial intelligence select to produce outsized returns over the next 20 years?
That’s the question I wanted to ask ChatGPT, the breakthrough AI product from OpenAI, and the results were stunning.
Read MoreIs This Heavily Shorted Stock Set To Squeeze Bears?
Despite succeeding in the rough and tumble world of HR management, one particular firm has also become one of the most heavily shorted stocks in the market.
Yet beneath the surface, there are signals that the stock could be on the verge of a sharp rebound—perhaps even a short squeeze that will catch many off guard.
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Is Tesla Breaking Out?
When CEO Elon Musk reported Tesla’s latest earnings results this week, few were excited by the numbers.
In fact, the share price immediately fell off a cliff in after-hours trading to $356 per share but within minutes a sharp bounce back occurred and, in the virtual blink of an eye, the share price was back over $400 per share.
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Spotlight: Market Crash Incoming?
Some stock market indicators are better than others but have you heard of one being perfect for over a century? If the cyclically adjusted price-to-earnings ratio, better known as CAPE, is to be believed, then the markets could be set for a rocky road this year.
Unlike traditional PE ratios, the CAPE figure factors in inflation and smooths the peaks and troughs of unforeseen or surprising events –
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The Only US City Where a Starter Home Costs Less Than Renting
Pittsburgh is the only major U.S. metropolitan area where a starter home still costs less than renting, according to a new study by Realtor.com, after years of price increases have caused homeownership to become unaffordable to many Americans.
In June, buying a starter home in the Steel City was $111 cheaper than renting,
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