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.

5 Reasons to Buy Microsoft Stock

Microsoft doesn't enjoy the lofty valuations of many of its high-growth tech stock peers. However, even at a $1 trillion valuation, Microsoft has plenty of growth drivers that could generate long-term returns for investors.

Apple Has Plenty of Upside Left Thanks to Its Upcoming 5G Models

Apple reported stellar first quarter earnings, including an all-time record revenue number. Apple stock looks like a long-term buy now.

Why Roku Stock Can Climb Much Higher Despite Heated Streaming Competition

Roku has top-dog advantage, and it could become the cable company of the world. As a result, Roku stock can climb much higher.

3 Reasons Why Contrarianism Might Finally Work for CGC Stock

The cannabis market has absorbed serious pain in 2019, creating a credibility problem for individual names like CGC stock. However, underappreciated catalysts may make this a surprising hit in 2020.

A ‘Stuck’ Intel Stock Finally Broke Through $60. Now What?

Intel stock is breaking out to new highs, and this rally will likely extend deeper into 2020 thanks to rebounding demand trends.

JD.com Will Survive the China Virus, so Buy the Dip in JD Stock

JD.Com will survive the Chinese virus outbreak, so buy the dip In JD stock. Be a contrarian when investors are panicking about China and buy JD stock.

Under $100, Roku Stock Is a Screaming Buy

Roku (NASDAQ:ROKU) has started slowly in 2020. Down 3% year date through January 24, Roku stock is a buy. Under $100, it’s a screaming buy.  

Qualcomm Stock Opportunity Will Set All-Time Highs

Qualcomm stock still has not set new all-time highs, but management has the opportunity to start a new rally to reach those levels.

7 Industries Using AI to Benefit Shareholders Around the World

One company used AI to sound the alarm on the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak. Here are seven more hoping to change the world.

7 Under-the-Radar European Stocks to Buy for 2020

With U.S. stocks stretched, adventurous investors may want to seek better growth potential with European stocks.

Aphria Stock Still Looks Attractive After Earnings Despite Guidence Cut

Aphria stock stumbled after earnings this month — but the news still looks positive. APHA has a reasonable valuation and upside catalysts.

Alibaba’s Growth Will Just Keep Getting Better

Alibaba is looking attractive thanks to its growth potential and recent cash raise. Use this dip to buy some shares in Alibaba stock.

Microsoft Stock Looks Like a Buy Ahead of Earnings

Obviously, that's not guaranteed to repeat for Microsoft stock, but the point is fundamentally sound companies with strong growth prospects can continue delivering for investors, regardless of heft. Even if Microsoft stock is looking somewhat richly valued (it is), long-term investors shouldn't be afraid to wade into the name here and now.

3 Reasons Plug Power’s Bull Run Will Continue

Plug Power has been a long-term loser for investors. But this may be changing. Here’s a look at some of the key reasons for this.

If GE Stock Continues This Price Drop, Buy the Dip

GE stock is positioned for a strong 2020, so buying shares on near-term weakness seems like a solid game-plan.

Buy Plug Power Stock on Its Recent Fall Before Earnings

PLUG stock has multiple, strong catalysts and looks poised to become profitable soon. That said, investors should buy PLUG stock on weakness.

Why Teva Stock Could Be the Next General Electric Stock

Teva can handle its debt and deal with its liability from the opioid tragedy. And Teva stock has multiple, positive catalysts.

Apple Earnings Are Coming — Here’s Why You Should Remain a Buyer

Should you buy Apple stock in 2020? The company will announce its first-quarter earnings today, with all eyes toward sales for the iPhone 11.

Buy Alibaba Stock On Wuhan Coronavirus Weakness

Traders are selling Alibaba stock over coronavirus, but it's less dangerous than SARS in 2002, when sell-offs were a buying opportunity.