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The retail industry is among the fastest recovering industries from the pandemic-driven recession, boosted by the continuing adoption of digital platf...

It's no surprise that one of the best strategies for investors who are assessing the short-term fortunes of a stock is to find stocks that have recent...

Retail investors are betting on GameStop (GME) once again because they expect the company to make a stellar comeback. However, given the company's hig...

Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook Inc (NASDAQ:FB), was one of several highlight speakers at the Viva Technology conference in Paris that ends today, wh...

Amazon.com (AMZN) has been trading in a sideways range for almost a year. The stock has formed a key resistance level and a level of support. The stoc...

Adobe (NASDAQ: ADBE) is one of those blue-chip, legacy tech companies that almost became irrelevant. Not to say that Adobe was ever really in danger o...

Solid progress on the coronavirus vaccination front and a consequent increase in shopping at brick & mortar stores is driving the retail industry's re...

Gap's (GPS) shares have declined 12% over the past month following the company's sale of Janie and Jack and its proposed sale of Intermix. But the company has assured the market that these transactions are part of its Power Plan 2023. So, the question is, given the increasing foot traffic at GPS' retail stores and its strong digital presence, is it wise to buy the dip in the stock? Let's find out.

Growth investing is an investment strategy that makes capital appreciation its primary goal. However, like any form of investing growth investing requ...

A low interest rate environment and slowdown in economic activities put pressure on financial stocks last year. However, with the economy's reopening and with it an uptick in financial transactions this year, many financial services companies are experiencing a solid recovery. This, coupled with improving odds that the Fed will raise interest rates soon in response to rising inflation, is helping the shares of Capital One (COF), Synchrony (SYF), and OneMain (OMF) climb to fresh highs. Despite hitting their 52-week highs recently, we think these stocks appear to have plenty of remaining upside. Read on.

While investors shifted their focus from growth stocks to value stocks earlier this year to capitalize on the economic recovery, many growth stocks have been rebounding lately as investors now bet on the economy's solid growth prospects. Against this backdrop, we think investing in undervalued growth stocks, such as Regeneron Pharmaceuticals (REGN), Energy Transfer (ET), and POSCO (PKX), should allow investors to maximize returns in the near term. Read on.

The electric vehicle (EV) industry is currently slowing down-due primarily to a global semiconductor shortage-following its stellar performance in 2020. Because major EV companies have been scaling back production amid rising costs, their current valuations look expensive. Thus, we think it might be wise to avoid Tesla (TSLA) and Workhorse Group (WKHS) for now. Let's discuss.

Electric vehicle (EV) maker Tesla's (TSLA) shares are currently trading significantly below their $900.40 all-time high, which they hit in January 2021. The price decline can be attributed primarily to the problems TSLA is facing because of a global semiconductor shortage. The question is, given the EV industry's immense growth potential and TSLA's dominant position in the market, is it wise to buy the stock at the current price level? Let's find out.

Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) is making major strides in electric vehicles. The automaker's EV sales jumped 184% last month, while its total vehicle sales grew 4.1%. But is it enough to overtake competitors in the electric vehicle space? Q1 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Ford's electric vehicle sales surge Ford revealed on Thursday […]

J.M. Smucker's delivered an earnings report that gave bulls and bears something to think about. However with revenue forecast to decline in the next 12 months, SJM stock looks overvalued and investors should wait for a pullback before entering a position.

Ford Motor is staking its future on electric vehicles, with plans to have 40% of its fleet battery powered by 2030. Shares are up more than 6% since the company shared its vision on investors' day on May 26.

The specialty apparel industry has been making a strong comeback as people resume purchasing trendy outdoor wear with the easing of social distancing protocols. As a result, two prominent specialty apparel manufacturers-The Gap (GPS) and American Eagle Outfitters (AEO)-have reported revenue and earnings growth for the last quarter. But which of these stocks is a better buy now? Read more to find out.

Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) has increased prices multiple times over the last few months, and now we know why. The automaker also announced plans to remove lumbar support from the Model 3 and Model Y. Q1 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Musk explains Tesla's price increases Tesla has raised the prices on the Model […]

We've seen a major correction in growth stocks over the last few months. This is clearly setting up a buying opportunity in a handful of high-quality names. Taylor Dart breaks down why you should consider adding Netflix (NFLX) and Roblox (RBLX) on the dip.

Just in case anyone doubted it, the 7% jump seen in Ford (NYSE: F) shares last Thursday were further proof that the automobile stalwart is back, and potentially better than ever.

Amid a global supply shortage, the rising demand for semiconductor chips from various industries is driving prices higher. However, efforts to boost domestic semiconductor production through private and government investments should help popular semiconductor companies NVIDIA (NVDA) and Intel (INTC) to grow significantly in the coming months. But let's find out which of these stocks is a better buy now.