1 Stock To Survive Any Market
Amid increasing uncertainty, investing in an industry resilient to economic downturn, such as the automotive sector, might be wise. The sector has shown enduring strength over time and typically bounces back from periods of economic downturn. Its strength is predicted to continue, and it is ready for progress and invention until 2035. » Read more about: 1 Stock To Survive Any Market »
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Is $1 Trillion in Tesla Annual Profits Possible?
Tesla may trade as a stock but it has the hallmarks of being a call option. That’s because the company holds under its umbrella one of the most advanced AI systems on planet earth. And now that – thanks to OpenAI – the general public has become aware of what AI can do, it’s arguable that Tesla is substantially underpriced because it can leverage that AI in so many other areas.
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Buffett Stock at 52-Week Low, Time to Buy?
Before it even had a formal product on the market, Snowflake had achieved a valuation of $3.5 billion, a clear sign of the confidence investors had in the firm’s innovative approach to data warehousing and cloud technology.
Snowflake’s disruptive approach to these two items have revolutionized the way organizations manage and use their data.
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Could This Photo Firm Double Your Money?
2 million customers in more than 150 countries use Shutterstock (NYSE: SSTK), a company that widely has the reputation of being “just a stock photo” company. In reality, it has a vast array of images, videos, music, and even an AI-driven creative platform.
With its extensive library of over 390 million images and 24 million videos and as a leader the global stock photo and video market that is forecast to reach $5 billion by 2027,
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100 Worst Performing Stocks, But 1 Is a Buy?
In a list of the worst performing NASDAQ 100 stocks this year, Intel ranks about as poorly as any. Even after its monumental selloff, analysts only see upside to $26 per share.
But there is another stock on the list that may be a bit more interesting for bulls. If our analysis is right,
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3 Ways To Protect Against a Market CRASH
With news coming out that Buffett has lightened up on Bank of America, a core holding since 2011, in addition to his sales earlier in the year of his largest equity holding, Apple, concerns are rising that the Oracle of Omaha is reading the tea leaves and seeing gloom on the horizon.
That’s not a surprise given that the so-called Buffett Indicator,
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Why This Doctor Invests In Tesla Weekly?
I met a doctor recently who has been buying up as much Tesla as he can get his hands on. Remarkably he told me that he buys shares of Tesla every single week, accumulating as big a position as he possibly can.
In light of Tesla shares falling this past week after Musk made some almost outlandish predictions –
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Warren Buffett Just Shunned His Favorite Stock for the First Time Since 2018, and It Could Spell Trouble for the S&P 500
Warren Buffett is the CEO of the conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.A)(NYSE: BRK.B). Under his leadership, Berkshire stock has delivered a compound annual return of 19.8% since 1965, which would have been enough to turn an investment of $1,000 into a whopping $42 million.
The same investment in the S&P 500 would have grown to just $308,115 over the same period,