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.

Amazon’s Legal Moves Could Hurt Microsoft Stock

Amazon’s (NASDAQ:AMZN) legal moves to stop Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) from working on JEDI contract could hurt Microsoft stock. Here’s why.  

3 Retail Stocks That Won the Holidays and Will Win in 2020

The holidays shed plenty of light on which retail stocks are getting it right. These 3 retailers are doing exactly what they are supposed to gain shoppers.

4 Boosted Enterprise Software Stocks to Buy in 2020

Enterprise software stocks look poised for big gains in 2020, and these four stocks will likely lead the pack higher.

7 Exciting Tech Stocks With International Flair

Investors seeking viable opportunities may want to grab their passport and check out these seven international tech stocks to buy.

Why Shopify Is Set to Smash Quarterly Earnings Expectations

Shopify dominated Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales, and the company is set for international growth. Shopify stock is one to buy.

PayPal Stock Is Still Looking Like the Cool Kid

PayPal stock has consistently performed well in the markets and that’s no surprise given the underlying company’s relevancy in the fintech industry.

Judge Micron Stock by Its Future, Not The Past

Multiple strong positive catalysts such as demand growth and new product rollouts, plus a low valuation, make Micron stock worth buying

4 Great Payment Stocks to Buy for Your 2020 Portfolio

Payment stocks are due for a big 2020, and these four payment stocks will likely lead the charge higher.

3 Energy Stocks to Trade After the Middle East Turmoil

Oil prices are a drag, but there are ways around this. Here are three energy stocks that still offer investors and traders promising opportunities.

Forget Lockheed Martin, Buy These 5 Smaller Defense Stocks Instead

Defense stocks are hot, but the best bet could be the small fries. Skipping the giants of the sector could be much better for your portfolio.

Even Though It’s Near All-Time Highs, Alibaba Stock Could Climb Further

What if the global economy takes a breather? Alibaba is well-capitalized enough to weather a potential storm. The recent Hong Kong IPO bolstered its war chest. For the time being, Alibaba stock remains a buy. Shares are richly priced, but could head to higher levels in 2020.

7 Food Stocks to Buy Now

The Beyond Meat IPO hysteria has brought new attention to food stocks to buy. Here are seven you’ll make money on over the long haul.  

The Cloud May Stabilize IBM Stock, but Innovation Is Where it Wins

After a very strong start in January of last year, IBM stock traded in a frustrating horizontal channel. However, the underlying and comprehensive cloud business could change the narrative positively in 2020.

Yes, Nokia Stock Really Can Make a Comeback in 2020

Nokia is forecast to return to growth in 2020 and the charts are looking better. That said, NOK stock is still digging out of a deep hole.

Autodesk Stock Will Stay In Rally Mode For Another Five Years

Rising software spending trends and sustained robust profit growth will push ADSK stock higher into 2025.

Buy the Possible Hard Landing for Boeing Stock

Boeing stock faces an extremely challenging situation for the upcoming Q4 earnings report. But once the dust settles, you may want to be a contrarian and buy shares on the discount.

Relatively Weak Aurora Stock Could Be a Multibagger in 2020

Aurora stock was left out of the early year cannabis sector rebound, but that could position it for an even bigger 2020 to come.

Is JPMorgan Right to Call the General Electric Stock Price “Wrong?”

I love it when shares are mispriced, but does GE stock qualify? One bearish analyst seems to think so.

Stage Stores Stock Could Triple From Here

The recent struggles by Stage Stores offers a compelling entry point into SSI stock, which is a potential multi-bagger over the next few quarters.