Hot Stocks

The stock market changes from minute to minute, and what’s hot today may not be hot tomorrow. Our expert analysts spot hot stocks that are heating up before the crowd swoops in to bid prices higher, and our journalists sift through the noise to shine a light on trending investments -- in spaces ranging from quantum computing to marijuana stocks -- to determine whether they’re actually worth your time.

The Rally in Penn National Stock Needs to Reverse

PENN stock has added about $850 million in value in 2020 despite significant pressure on the core business. Investors are ignoring key risks.

It’s Finally Time to Hit the Breaks on Carvana Stock

CVNA stock has roared back from March lows to an all-time high. While this is a great business, there's no need to rush in at these levels.

Why Tilray Is Still a Very Risky Cannabis Stock

Many cannabis investors may want to pick Aurora or Cronos instead of TLRY stock, but Tilray could continue growing going forward.

Carnival Stock a Hold as Industry Remains Anchored in Place

Potential investors in CCL stock should have more clarity about its prospects given recent announcements. Read on to learn when to buy.

Virgin Galactic Stock Has Further to Fall Before It’s Even Worth a Look

Yet, this company is still in its early stages. There's plenty of time to get in on the ground floor. If shares fall back into the single-digits, consider a small position in SPCE stock. It'll still be a moonshot, but with sufficient upside potential.

Bank of America Stock Is Dirt Cheap But Lacking Catalysts

Bank of America should bounce bank, along with other financials, as the economy recovers. Here's how BAC stock stacks up against its peers.

Remark Has the Tech to Combat Covid-19, But Is It a Buy?

Remark's innovative technologies are already having an impact during the Covid-19 pandemic, but it's entering a crowded field. Is MARK stock a buy today?

No Free Cash Flow, No Problem, Say the GE Bulls

General Electric isn’t expected to generate positive free cash flow until 2021. How much should should owners of GE stock care?

Smith & Wesson Earnings: SWBI Stock Dips 2% on Q4 Results

Smith & Wesson (SWBI) earnings for the gun company's fiscal fourth quarter of 2020 have SWBI stock dipping lower after the close on Thursday.

At Home Earnings: HOME Stock Drops 4% Following Q1 Miss

At Home (HOME) earnings for the decor retail company's fiscal first quarter of 2021 have HOME stock on the move after-hours Thursday.

Biogen News: BIIB Stock Battered 7% by MS Drug Patent Ruling

Biogen (BIIB) news for Thursday concerning a lost court ruling surrounding its multiple sclerosis drug has BIIB stock taking a beating.

Sonos News: SONO Stock Slides 11% Lower on Share Offer Plans

Sonos (SONO) news for Thursday includes rumors that it's planning a new share offering with prices below its current levels.

Here’s Why Amazon Should Buy JC Penney

Amazon has many uses for JC Penney's assets, adding to speculation that the e-commerce giant is in talks to buy the beaten-down department store.

Fiverr News: Why FVRR Stock Is Jumping 9% Today

Fiverr (FVRR), a website that lets users sell their services, is in the news Thursday as FVRR stock climbs higher on a new price target.

Time to Bail on Pfizer? Let’s Look at the Charts

If you're looking for growth, go ahead and ignore Pfizer stock. For dividend and income investors though, let's evaluate PFE stock.

Starbucks May Have Learned Something From Luckin Coffee

Starbucks might have actually learned something from Luckin Coffee. But that doesn’t mean you should buy LK stock. 

Carnival Earnings: CCL Stock Dips 2% on Disappointing Q2

Carnival (CCL) earnings for the cruise company's fiscal second quarter of the year have CCL stock dipping lower on Thursday.

There Are Better Dividend Stocks Than Energy Transfer

With a dividend yield of over 14%, ET stock is looking very attractive. But the long-term outlook is tied to a sustained demand in oil.

2 Pros and 2 Cons for Hailing Lyft for Your Portfolio

Ride-sharing investments like Lyft stock immediately took a hit when the coronavirus first struck. Now, shares are moving higher as consumer sentiment returns but don’t get too eager before analyzing the pros and cons.