Terel Miles

Terel Miles

InvestorPlace Contributor

Expertise: Technical & Fundamental Analysis, Macroeconomics, Commodities, Clean Energy, Artificial Intelligence

Education: BA, Western University

Awards & Accomplishments: Predicted the 2020 global stock market crash as well as the 2022 cryptocurrency liquidity crisis

Terel Miles is a contributing writer at InvestorPlace.com, with more than seven years of experience investing in the financial markets.

He is the founder of Freedom Stocks, a financial media and education website with more than 20,000 followers across Stocktwits, Twitter and Instagram.

Terel holds a BA in Geography from Western University and a Postgraduate Certificate in Climate Change Policy & Practice from the University of Toronto. He has active plans to pursue an MBA later in his career.

You can follow his additional insights at FreedomStocks.com.

Recent Articles

McBullish: Why McDonald’s Stock Is a Tasty Treat for Investors in 2024

By Terel Miles, InvestorPlace Contributor

McDonald's stock is preparing to lower prices in 2024. Its cheap valuation coupled with its growing rewards program may the stock a buy.

The 3 Best Travel Stocks for a Chance of 2X Gains by 2028

By Terel Miles, InvestorPlace Contributor

With a strong rebound in the travel and leisure industry underway, these three best travel stocks are poised to outperform through 2028.

Why Morgan Stanley Stock’s Q1 Earnings Blowout Is Just the Beginning

By Terel Miles, InvestorPlace Contributor

Morgan Stanley stock has enjoyed robust revenue and earnings growth and as financial conditions improve this growth will continue.

3 Tech Stocks That Could Fund Your Next Luxury Vacation

By Terel Miles, InvestorPlace Contributor

Meta Platforms (META), Alphabet (GOOG, GOOGL) and Broadcom (AVGO) are the top 3 tech stocks to fund your next luxury getaway in 2024.

SMCI Alert: Don’t Miss Out on Super Micro Computer Stock’s Meteoric Rise

By Terel Miles, InvestorPlace Contributor

Super Micro Computer stock is having an incredible year thus far. With data center demand continuing to skyrocket, the stock remains a buy.

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