2 Recession-Proof Stocks to Beat the 2025 Slowdown
While many economists and investors initially expected 2025 to be another good year, the outlook in America has soured rapidly as steep tariffs and a softer labor market appear set to increase prices and curtail growth.
Recently, JPMorgan Chase analysts raised their predicted recession risk for the year from 30% to 40% due largely to America’s emerging trade wars. » Read more about: 2 Recession-Proof Stocks to Beat the 2025 Slowdown »
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Major European Fintech with 36% Upside?
Euronet Worldwide (NASDAQ: EEFT) isn’t particularly well-known on US shores but it sits at the intersection of financial technology and the growing demand for cross-border transactions.
If you’re not already familiar with the firm it has a pretty diverse portfolio of financial technology services that encompass ATMs,
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Is Jessica Alba’s Stock Set For 50% Pop?
The Honest Company (NASDAQ:HNST) is a lifestyle brand most famously associated with founder Jessica Alba that sells a variety of personal care and beauty products, as well as diapers and other baby care products.
It primarily sells online through its own website and other eCommerce channels, though its brand also has a presence in brick-and-mortar retailers.
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Champion Trader Spots Hidden Giant Enterprise Software Market
When a champion trader who generated 941.1% returns in 2020 spotlights a stock in an uptrend, it’s worth paying attention.
That’s precisely what happened when Oliver Kell shed light on ServiceNow (NYSE: NOW), a company that continues to dominate the enterprise cloud computing industry by automating and managing digital workflows.
In addition to the technical chart looking good,
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Read More3 Safe-Haven Stocks to Buy Now as the Market Sells Off
With the S&P 500 now in correction and stocks selling off quickly, investors are understandably looking for safe-haven stocks to preserve their capital and keep their portfolios guarded from potentially turbulent market conditions ahead.
Luckily, there are still several companies that could offer some degree of security. Among the safest stocks to buy now for both current security and potential long-term returns are Abbott Labs,
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Wall Street Might Be Sleeping on Nvidia, But Not for Long
Nvidia’s stock has taken a notable dip in 2025, falling roughly 14% year-to-date. That slide has little to do with the company’s financials and everything to do with factors outside its control.
Fresh U.S. export restrictions on advanced chips, escalating trade war tensions, and worries that the boom in AI spending might cool off have all weighed on investor sentiment.
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Is This Under-the-Radar Air Taxi Stock the Tesla of the Skies
Archer Aviation (NYSE: ACHR) isn’t just building a futuristic flying machine, it’s laying the runway for what could be a trillion-dollar transformation in how the world moves.
At the heart of this vision is Archer’s electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, designed to turn congested cityscapes into frictionless aerial highways.
But while the dream sounds like sci-fi,
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US adds 139K jobs in May as hiring remains steady despite tariff uncertainty
Hiring remained steady in May and the unemployment rate was unchanged in a crucial economic report as some worried that heightened uncertainty over President Trump’s tariffs would start to hit jobs.
US employers added 139,000 jobs last month, above expectations of 125,000, the Labor Department said Friday.
The unemployment rate held steady at 4.2%,
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