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

Don’t Miss Out: 3 Cryptos to Buy Before the Bitcoin Halving Surge

By Terel Miles, InvestorPlace Contributor

With the next Bitcoin halving event quickly approaching, investors should position their portfolios with the top cryptos to buy in April.

The Bitcoin Halving Dilemma: Should You Buy, Sell, or Hold as the Supply Shock Approaches?

By Terel Miles, InvestorPlace Contributor

With the next halving event date set for April 19th, Bitcoin investors are wondering what's the coin's next move, the truth is no one knows.

3 Tech Stocks Set to Be the Next Wall Street Darlings

By Terel Miles, InvestorPlace Contributor

The technology sector is filled with a lot promising companies, making a case for investors to consider the top 3 tech stocks to buy in 2024.

3 Warren Buffett Stocks Worth a Top Spot on Your April Buy List 

By Terel Miles, InvestorPlace Contributor

Coca-Cola, American Express and Visa are stalwart investments and the top three Warren Buffett stocks to buy in April 2024.

Why Intel Stock is Not the Best Chip Stock to Buy in 2024

By Terel Miles, InvestorPlace Contributor

Intel stock was once the undisputed semiconductor king. However, their increased losses, debt, and declining margins make the stock a sell.

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