The Nasdaq, propelled partially by optimism about artificial intelligence (AI), is already in a bull market, as the index had soared 25% so far this year. The S&P 500, which is on the verge of a bull market as well, has also benefitted from investor enthusiasm related to the technology. So, today, we’re going to

Considering the uncertainty of the market, it is really impossible to find certainty. Even if you look at some of the most stable investments like savings accounts or CDs, there is no proof that the rate of interest will not change. Inflation has led to a lot of uncertainty when it comes to choosing investment

AI, automation, and robotics have the potential to disrupt numerous industries. Recent advancements in AI technology, such as OpenAI’s DALL-E 2 image generator and the introduction of chatbots like ChatGPT and Bard, have showcased progress in this field. Companies that fail to invest in AI products and services, including machine learning, smart applications, digital assistants,

Many investors are looking for predictable and safe retirement stocks to buy. They want something sturdy, dependable and that (preferably) pays some sort of dividend. More than that, they want a business that they know and understand, and one that they are confident will have longevity. Those are the best stocks to own for a

Real estate investment trusts (REITs) are particularly appealing for income investors. REITs widely have high dividend yields, well above both the market average and most other market sectors. With the S&P 500 Index yielding just 1.7% on average, it is a good time for income investors to consider this type of investment. The best REITs

Nvidia is now a trillion-dollar company. All thanks to the artificial intelligence boom, which shows no signs of cooling. Better, the company just blew earnings out of the water. Q1 EPS of $1.09 beat expectations by 17 cents. Revenue of $7.19 billion beat by $670 million. It even saw record data center revenue of $4.28 billion. But

The top energy stocks for high returns are undoubtedly clean and renewable names. Most fossil fuel companies have topped out in terms of growth potential and are now generating cash and paying dividends to shareholders. Except for a few under-the-radar bets, companies involved in oil, natural gas or coal are unlikely to deliver life-changing gains.

In the fast-paced investing world, where popular tech stocks often hog the limelight, a realm of undervalued gems lies quietly beneath the surface presenting an enticing opportunity for investors before the wider market catches on. This article explores three of the best undervalued tech stocks poised for growth and ready to awaken investor interest. Timing

When it comes to dividend stocks increasing payouts, most investors think of the dividend aristocrats. These companies have increased their annual dividend payments for 25 years or longer.  However, out of the 503 companies in the S&P 500, only 66 names make the cut. It’s an exclusive club, to be sure. The problem is that

When it comes to finding the best long-term dividend stocks to buy, yield should one be a key part of your overall criteria. It may sound tempting to build a dividend portfolio made up entirely of high-yielding names, but there are some flaws to such a strategy. Namely, given how common it is for high-yielding

So far, the stock market has seemingly shrugged off fears of default if the U.S. debt ceiling is not raised. But intelligent investors may want to play it safe with dividend stocks. Because as the debt ceiling negotiations continue, investors may become nervous, resulting in market volatility. When faced with market uncertainty, playing it safe