Hot Stocks

Hot stocks are not about hype. They emerge when powerful themes, policy shifts, and capital flows converge. InvestorPlace analysts track fast-moving market narratives, especially in technology, AI, and infrastructure, to identify stocks drawing outsized attention and explain what is really driving those moves.

4 Tech Stocks That Are Behind the Movement to Combat the Coronavirus

The companies behind some of the biggest tech stocks on the market are helping the fight against coronavirus with screening tools to help the public check for symptoms.

Here’s Why Shopify Stock Is Merely Taking a Breather

As consumer sentiment takes a dive, Shopify stock seems poised to follow in its wake. But the overwhelming point to remember is that innovation can never be quarantined.

UPS Stock Is a Two-Sided Coronavirus Play

UPS stock appears to have a bullish case in this coronavirus pandemic, but it also suffers from several challenging obstacles.

Carnival Stock Will Survive and Thrive Even Without a Bailout

Investors expect Carnival to face steep losses ahead, as the coronavirus impacts demand. But CCL will survive and thrive in the long term.

Buying INO Stock Right Now Is More a Bet Than an Investment

Ino stock has brought its COVID-19 vaccine to trial in record time. But for the stock to move higher, it needs to get the product to market.

Despite the Obvious Risks, It’s Tough to Bet Against Nvidia Stock

It's hard to bet against NVDA stock. But do you want to overpay for quality, with the thought Nvidia shares can move higher?

GE Stock Will Languish as Ample Liquidity Ensures Conglomerate’s Survival

General Electric will survive based on ample liquidity but the stock will languish. GE stock will rebound slowly, given its aviation and credit risk issues, even after the recession ends.

PVH Earnings: PVH Stock Heads 5% Higher on Strong Q4 Results

PVH (PVH) earnings for the clothing company's fiscal fourth quarter of 2019 have PVH stock soaring after-hours Wednesday.

TMUS Stock Up 1% on Completed T-Mobile-Sprint Merger

The T-Mobile-Sprint merger is finally complete and some major changes are happening at the two companies that have TMUS stock moving.

T-Mobile CEO John Legere Steps Down Following Merger With Sprint

T-Mobile (TMUS) CEO John Legere is no longer leading the company following its merger with Sprint, but he's still on the Board of Directors.

Genetic Tech News: GENE Stock Drops 13% Despite Consumer Cancer Tests

Genetic Tech (GENE) news for Wednesday includes GENE stock falling after the release of consumer tests for breast and colorectal cancer.

Lamb Weston Earnings: LW Stock Slides 12% Lower on Q3 Miss

The Lamb Weston earnings report has LW stock falling on Wednesday after the company missed both estimates and pulled its 2020 guidance.

Disney Should Cancel Its ESPN Live Shows to Boost DIS Stock

Disney should consider shutting down live ESPN programming, since it would help the nation in the short run and DIS stock in the long run.

Whiting Petroleum Bankruptcy: WLL Stock Falls 44% on Chapter 11 Filing

Whiting Petroleum (WLL) bankruptcy news has WLL stock taking a beating on Wednesday after outlining its plans for a restructure.

National Gas Prices Average Falls Below $2

The national gas prices average in the U.S. has finally dropped down below $2 per gallon, and that's no April Fools joke!

The Cloud Computing Surge Is Good News for Advanced Micro Devices Stock

Advanced Micro Devices could sell more EPYC processors with the recent surge in cloud center traffic, but there are still risks to AMD stock.

Investors Will Accept Pretty Much Any Excuse to Believe in TSLA Stock

The COVID-19 outbreak likely means Tesla will miss expectations for first-quarter and full-year 2020 deliveries. But TSLA investors are extremely forgiving, so the delivery numbers probably won't matter.

Any COVID-19 Vaccine Upside Already Is Built Into MRNA Stock

If you buy Moderna today, you're betting on the mRNA technology behind it, not its coronavirus vaccine.

Tread Carefully Before Buying Falling Knife Ford Stock

In other words, watch out with falling knife F stock. Shares may have rebounded from under $4 per share to over $5 per share in a matter of days. But it may pay to wait-and-see, and enter at a more compelling entry point.