July 22 Could Ignite a Financial Nightmare

He said “a major reckoning is coming” 3 months before 2025’s crash… his work pointed to the Covid crash 25 days before stocks bottomed… and his firm spends $8 million a year in search of the biggest declines in the stock market. Now – one man has a chilling warning for the financial system on July 22.

Tue, July 22 at 10:00AM ET
 
 
 
 

Stocks to Buy

Whether you are a novice who just opened your first 401k or you are a seasoned investor, you have to spend countless hours researching stocks to buy. Who has that kind of time? We do. Powered by a diverse group of perspectives formed from dozens of analysts, advisors and strategists, our stories digest the day’s biggest headlines to uncover which stocks you should buy.

7 Stocks Still Worth Buying at 52-Week Highs

Here are seven stocks to buy even as they hit 52-week highs. These are strong companies with plenty of growth left ahead.

Why General Electric Stock Shouldn’t Trade Much Below $10

General Electric stock can make money for investors who hold GE stock for at least a couple of years, since its CEO can execute a turnaround.

Red-Hot Huya Stock Is a Buy … on Every Dip

Huya stock is already up 74% year-to-date. And yet, it can go up even more in due time. Here's why.

Insights Could Be the Next Big Thing for Alphabet Stock

Alphabet's digital ad business is slowing, and that may hurt GOOG stock later... or it may not, thanks to a huge insights opportunity.

Amazon’s Profits Are About to Surge — Here’s Why

The valuation on Amazon stock remains ostensibly large, but this won't remain true forever, thanks to a coming-soon surge in profits.

Goldcorp Special Dividend Is Capital Allocation at Its Finest

To seal the deal to buy Goldcorp stock, Newmont Mining will pay an 88-cent special dividend to owners of GG stock.

Boeing Stock Has Taken Its Lumps and Still Is a Better Buy Than Airbus

While Boeing is facing unprecedented criticism over the 737 Max 8, Boeing stock is still the better buy of the two aircraft makers.

Southwest Airlines Stock Will Bottom Out Very Soon

High oil prices and worries over Boeing's MAX 737 are hurting Southwest Airlines stock. Markets forget its value from running at low cost.

3 Large-Cap Tech Stocks to Buy Now

These three large-cap tech stocks offer investors something that stands out from the rest of the tech crowd.

4 Retail Stocks on the Move

Companies in the consumer sector are perking up, and that makes these retail stocks interesting ones to keep an eye on.

A New Frontier Will Be Positive for Amazon Stock

AMZN is entering the world of mobile-video advertising. As a result, Amazon stock's momentum should improve as its margins rise.

McData Could Boost McDonald’s Stock

A smart buyout will make McDonald's into a technology stock. For investors, when the McData starts flowing, it could lead to plenty of future revenue growth for the Golden Arches.

7 Mid-Cap Growth Stocks That Could Be the Next Amazon or Netflix

Investors often kick themselves when they miss out on the early days of Netflix or Amazon. Try not to with these mid-cap growth stocks.

Best Stocks for 2019: Lululemon Keeps Killing It

Lululemon earnings showed that the athliesure retailer is still killing it. This is why I picked LULU as the best stock for 2019

Walmart’s New Initiatives Should Boost Your Excitement Toward WMT Stock

WMT's new initiatives should help the company in building a long growth runway, and Walmart stock is reasonably valued.

Nvidia Stock Is Still a Good Buy … Even At These Prices

The revolution in artificial intelligence and machine learning will be led by Nvidia chips and software

The New Microsoft Partnership Underscores Why Adobe Stock Is a Winner

Adobe stock is up more than 300% over the past 5 years, and the stock has an opportunity to replicate that success over the next 5 years.

MCD Stock Keeps Popping Because McDonald’s Keeps Innovating

MCD stock has been a big winner thanks to McDonald's ability to consistently dominate on price and convenience. This trend will persist.

Nio Stock: The Tesla of China Isn’t for the Faint of Heart

That means NIO stocks is trading below its September initial public offering (IPO) price of $6.25. At the end of February, NIO had an $8 billion market value. It will be lucky to be above $6 billion at the end of March.