Stocks to Buy

Identifying winning stocks requires more than scanning headlines. InvestorPlace analysts focus on long-term themes, market timing, and structural shifts shaping where capital is flowing next, highlighting stocks positioned to benefit from those trends.

The Nio Stock Rally Not Ready to Cool Off

Nio now has a market capitalization of $82.2 billion, according to the Wall Street Journal. Remarkable as it sounds, Ford (NYSE:F) has less than half the market value at $35.6 billion.

Luminar Technologies Struggles to Find Its Direction in December

The news Luminar Technologies might lose Mobileye as a client saw LAZR stock lose altitude. Some investors bought on the dip. Should you?  

Pfizer Stock Was a Long-Term Play Before Covid and Will Stay One After

The Covid-19 vaccine isn't a game-changer for Pfizer's valuation. That said, PFE stock was already cheap, and remains a strong buy.

All You May Want for the New Year Is an Amazon Stock Split

With Amazon stock trading near $3,200, a stock split isn't unthinkable and could be a way for the tech giant to make its stock more accessible while keeping the government at bay.

5 Dividend Stocks Likely to Up Their Yield Soon

Dividend stocks are a special category of financial assets, providing a lot of benefits for investing that make them attractive for the majority of investors.…

7 Short-Term Stocks To Buy for a Happy New Year  

Investors already enjoying strong gains in the year may want to look at these short-term stocks to buy heading into the new year.

Buy Workhorse Stock On The Dip

Since November 24, Workhorse stock has fallen to just over $20 a share from $28.87. The decline makes the stock an attractive buying opportunity for investors who want exposure to the fast growing electric vehicle sector. Plans to ramp up production in 2021 and a friendly Biden administration about to take power in Washington, D.C. make WKHS stock especially attractive at current valuations.

7 Gig Economy Stocks to Buy as the Sector Grows

Corporate America's reliance of independent contractors and freelancers, as well as people's desire to make extra money, has only grown during the Covid-19 pandemic. Today, it is estimated that 43% (nearly half) of American workers are participating in the gig economy. In this article, we look at seven companies that are leading the way in the gig economy.

Don’t Listen to the Bears, Workhorse Stock Has a Bright Future

Workhorse continues to project as the most likely winner of the USPS' $8.1 billion fleet upgrade contract, so stick with WKHS stock.

5 Rational Biotech Stocks to Buy

These biotech stocks allow you to profit off the innovations that are giving us longer, healthier lives through the companies that make them.

4 Top Stock Trades for Wednesday: SHOP, WMT, GME, FB

Shopify, Walmart, GameStop and Facebook are our top stock trades for Wednesday. Let's look at the charts ahead of the next session.

Best Stocks For 2021: Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY)

Bed Bath & Beyond has come to life over the last few months. And I think BBBY stock will maintain that momentum in 2021. Here's why.

Apple Stock Moves Into High Gear on Apple Car Speculation

The long-rumored Apple Car is back, as rumors fly that Apply is hard at work on a self-driving car. What does it mean for Apple stock?

3 Lithium Stocks to Consider Instead of EVs

These lithium stocks will benefit from the improved market conditions next year, serving as great extensors for your EV portfolio.

7 Vegan Stocks to Buy Now for the Future of Food

The vegan revolution is upon us, and that means its time to buy and hold these 7 vegan stocks for the long haul.

Betting on Nio Stock Isn’t the Craziest Investing Idea

Normally I am not one to chase runaway stocks. I am prepared, though, to throw caution to the wind when it comes to Nio stock.

7 Growth Stocks to Buy as We Head Into 2021

Growth stocks have been in favor since the lows in March. Let's look at a few that are worth buying on the latest pullback.

Best Stocks For 2021: Fiverr International (FVRR)

FVRR stock has been hot this year because its services are precisely what the market wants now, and what it will want in the future.

There’s Likely Much More Upside in Store for Lemonade

The skeptics have been wrong about LMND stock so far, and permanent changes to the insurance market suggest that more gains are coming.