Stocks to buy

PayPal (NASDAQ:PYPL) presents a buy-the-dip chance, with a roughly 20% year-over-year decline in its stock creating a value opportunity. Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) recently included PYPL stock in its top S&P 500 growth stock picks, highlighting its growth within the 83rd industry percentile. Despite recent user growth challenges, PayPal maintains robust profitability and vendor acceptance. Ongoing
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Tech stocks saw high volatility throughout 2023 but are entering the new year on a high note. The future of the economy looks promising, with inflation cooling and, hopefully, interest rates coming down. Several economists have revised their growth projections for the economy and are highly optimistic about 2024. That means now is the time
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With the world become increasingly interconnected in the digital realm, forward-looking investors ought to check out metaverse stocks. Unless you’re deliberately living the lifestyle of an off-grid luddite, you’ve heard about the metaverse. But what exactly is it? Trying to find explanations for somewhat esoteric concepts that don’t involve overly complex jargon – laced with
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It’s funny, how life comes full-circle sometimes. Many years ago, Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) became a gigantic company based on the company’s operating systems for personal computers. Now, there’s talk of a PC-market resurgence and Microsoft has developed artificial intelligence embedded programs for PCs. It’s just another reason that MSFT stock can continue to provide supreme value for the shareholders.
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If Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell really does reduce interest rates, then forward-looking investors ought to consider blockchain stocks. True, you can always go for the individual cryptocurrencies. However, this arena carries both market and what I would term “administrative” risks. From data breaches to agonizingly forgetting passwords, a lot of stuff can go wrong.
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Fortune recently reported that the European climate agency, Copernicus, said that the global average temperature last year was 2.66 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than pre-industrial times. More importantly, it was 0.3 degrees Fahrenheit higher than the record set in 2016. As it becomes more important than ever to tackle global warming, climate change stocks will likely become
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