Stocks to buy

The past year’s price action in the shares of video-game retailer GameStop (NYSE:GME) have been exciting, to say the least. The famous Reddit-fueled short squeeze of GME stock has created wealth for some traders, and destroyed the accounts of others. Source: quietbits / Shutterstock.com For old-school, valuation-obsessed investors such as myself, it’s been fascinating and perplexing.

Not all blue-chip companies are the same. Some are better positioned for the future, either through diversification, their competitive position or because they happen to operate in a sector that is on the cutting edge of where society is headed. While most blue-chip companies are well-run and established businesses, not all of them will continue

Currently, Discovery Class A (NASDAQ:DISCA) stock and Class C (NASDAQ:DISCK) stock (but not the Class B (NASDAQ:DISCB)) look very undervalued, given the company’s huge free cash flow (FCF). In fact, there is now a wide gulf in the Discovery stock shares. Class A and C shares trade at $36.37 and $31.20 respectively, versus Class B

I have been really bullish on electric vehicle stocks and have my hopes pinned high for XPeng (NYSE:XPEV). But since reaching a record high in late November, XPEV stock has had a volatile run as the share price has been trimmed by half since then.  Source: Andy Feng / Shutterstock.com With its strong presence in

The space economy’s potential has drawn a lot of attention from investors in the past couple of years. An array of privately held space stocks are listed on the stock exchange, of which many have taken the SPAC route. In fact, according to a Morgan Stanley report, the space economy could surge more than $1

UWM Holdings (NYSE:UWMC) has been receiving quite a bit of attention on Reddit. Despite the attention from this crowd that took Gamestop (NYSE:GME) to all-time highs, UWMC stock is on the downtrend. The stock has lost about half of its value from its all-time highs. Source: Dmitry Demidovich/ShutterStock.com It’s been a rough few weeks for

In 2019, Pfizer (NYSE:PFE) was just another pharmaceutical company. Then in 2020 into 2021, it achieved its moment of stardom with the development of its Covid-19  vaccine. It is no small feat to develop a vaccine in such a short period of time. In less than one year, the company had a vaccine to combat

San Francisco-headquartered, cloud-based security application provider Okta (NASDAQ:OKTA) bills itself as “the leading independent identity provider.” OKTA stock investors should be confident, knowing that the company provides its services to more than 10,000 organizations. Source: Sundry Photography / Shutterstock.com Now, I’ll be the first to admit that this isn’t the cheapest stock in the world. Indeed,

What Happened to the Opendoor Stock Today? Source: PREMIO STOCK/Shutterstock.com Shares of the America’s largest iBuyer, Opendoor (NASDAQ:OPEN), have been on a steady downtrend over the past few weeks. Since peaking in mid-February, Opendoor stock has lost about half of its value. Why It Happened There are two big things driving OPEN stock lower: One,

Before the pandemic, semiconductor makers were talking up the idea of a “super-cycle,” a continuous rise in demand replacing the old boom-and-bust days of previous decades. Source: canon_shooter / Shutterstock.com That super-cycle is now becoming a super-shortage, as companies like Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) find it difficult to meet customer demands using global supply chains. The short-term

Down nearly 46% in the past month, investors may wonder about the best move with Skillz (NYSE:SKLZ) stock. Should you stay away until it’s clear the dust has settled? Or should you “buy the dip” with this mobile gaming play? Cautious investors, wary of the deflating interest in this stock, may opt for the former.

There was a great deal of hype surrounding last year’s public debut of enterprise artificial intelligence (AI) firm C3.ai (NYSE:AI). The volume and the share price of AI stock soared, causing some folks to wonder whether this would be sustainable in the long run. Source: Phonlamai Photo / Shutterstock.com As it turned out, the skeptics and

Roblox (NYSE:RBLX) is a very interesting equity, company, and product. RBLX stock only recently joined the New York Stock Exchange with its March 10 initial public offering (IPO).  Source: Katya Rekina/ Shutterstock.com RBLX stock has moved up and down since joining the markets, with initial trading at $64.50.  And current share prices are at $74.32

The once red-hot cannabis market has gone ice-cold in recent weeks, as optimism regarding favorable legal developments and strong sales in Canada has waned. This has led to a pretty steep sell-off in the industry’s leader, Canopy Growth (NASDAQ:CGC). Not too long ago — in early February — Canopy Growth stock was on its way

Paysafe (NYSE:PSFE) is a newly merged special purpose acquisition company (SPAC). Until recently, the company traded as Foley Trasimene Acquisition under the BFT stock ticker. However, on Mar. 30, the SPAC successfully completed its merger and is now Paysafe and PSFE stock. Source: Sulastri Sulastri / Shutterstock.com Moreover, while Paysafe is not the most-hyped SPAC

Amid the growth sector meltdown, shares of online real estate technology company Opendoor Technologies (NASDAQ:OPEN) have cratered. Back in early February, the OPEN stock price nearly touched $40. Today, shares trade below $20. Source: PREMIO STOCK/Shutterstock.com This selloff is a golden buying opportunity, and below $20, Opendoor stock offers long-term investors 10X upside potential. Why?

Hyliion (NYSE:HLYN) stock has had a very rough time in 201. So far, it is down 35% year-to-date as of April 9 and 21.7% in the last month alone. However, in the past year, HYLN stock has done reasonably well, up 8.2%. I believe it is poised to turn around as it is worth considerably

There’s something intriguing about companies that have stood the test of time. Many popular growth companies today won’t survive the next bear market when equity or debt capital becomes scarce. But a company like Pfizer (NYSE:PFE), which was founded in 1849, has not only survived through two World Wars but also the American Civil War.

Most Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPAC) are trading well below their highs. QuantumScape (NYSE:QS) is the exception. If investors ignored the massive December 2020 run-up that sent QS stock to a high of $132.73, the SPAC is trending steadily. Source: Michael Vi / Shutterstock.com Investors are hungry for electric vehicle (EV) component suppliers. Companies that

Debuting at the end of 2020, C3.ai (NYSE:AI) stock steadily rose right out of the gate. But, like many other “story stocks,” the artificial intelligence (AI) play was hit hard by February’s stock market correction. Coupled with disappointing quarterly results, shares of AI stock have fallen over 65% from their highs. Source: Phonlamai Photo /