
Luce Emerson
InvestorPlace ContributorLuce Emerson is a former sell-side banker with a broad range of capital markets experience. She continues to follow markets closely, with a particular focus on retail, financials and entertainment.
Luce Emerson is a former sell-side banker with a broad range of capital markets experience. She continues to follow markets closely, with a particular focus on retail, financials and entertainment.
Based on the outlook given by management, it would be foolish for anyone to think that the Nio stock future is anything close to rosy.
Uber stock only will continue to disappoint, whereas Lyft stock appears to have settled into a place where it is ready to grow.
Travel stocks have not been a part of the rally this year, but all evidence points to them still being solid stocks to buy for the long term.
Overall, in the battle for the the digital wallet, SQ stock and PYPL stock look like buys here. Banks inherently aren't as nimble as tech companies. SQ and PYPL have edge in designing user interfaces and smaller but more loyal customer bases. While the mere fact of startups encroaching on bank payments is not enough to warrant a sell on big bank stocks, it's not a favorable trend.
After a strong first quarter and with M&A activity on the rise, CGC stock could break out in the second half of the year. Here's what to expect from Canopy Growth.
Sometimes, the best investment is the one that just goes with the trend. For all that contrarian investors have tried to explain that Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) valuation is stretched, that it’s time is up, Netflix stock has continued higher.
MRK stock and ABBV stock are promising healthcare stocks to invest in from the XLV fund. MRK is 6% of holdings and AbbVie makes up 3.5%.
Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) has rewarded patient shareholders with a strong start to 2019. The Company has also demonstrated its willingness to make necessary changes to stay at the forefront of innovation.
Zoom Video Communications Inc (NASDAQ:ZM) may be the most promising tech IPO to date. The fact that it’s actually profitable is certainly a contributing factor but not the only one. In addition to being net income positive, this San Jose-based communications company, has a lot going in its favor.
Lululemon Athletica has seen its share of bears. LULU stock and the brand fueling it continue to prove them wrong.
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