Shah Gilani picks out the best overlooked metaverse tech stock to buy now…
The Best Overlooked Metaverse Stock to Buy Now
I’ve got some can’t-miss picks to help you get in early on the potential for massive profits…
by Shah Gilani
Shah Gilani picks out the best overlooked metaverse tech stock to buy now…
I’ve got some can’t-miss picks to help you get in early on the potential for massive profits…
Michael Robinson has researched the best metaverse stock to buy.
by Shah Gilani
Shah's just released his "China Crash" stock shopping list.
by Mike Stenger
Robinhood stock: This company sees itself as a retail trader's best friend.
But here's why retail traders are really the worst enemy of Robinhood stock.
Informatica (NYSE: INFA) stock went public this week, and is well worth investing in for the long haul. Though long-time investors might recognize this enterprise software developer, those who don’t will want to pay attention. Right now, the stock is trading for $29.75 per share. Before it went private back in 2015, shares were priced at $48.56.
by Mike Stenger
GitLab stock goes public this week.
While digital transformation makes this a buy, buying right after the GitLab IPO might not be the most profitable move.
by Alex Kagin
The market has completely overlooked this “king of cheap stocks” – a $9 “backdoor” play on Microsoft, a $2.2 trillion tech megacap…
by Mike Stenger
The "chicken littles" always find new reasons to say the sky is falling.
But whether we like it or not, a broken clock is right twice a day.
And with the market at all-time highs, what goes up must eventually come down.
Eventually is a keyword here.
But how eventual is the coming stock market crash?
Certain markers point to sooner than later.
The stock market finally remembered that owning stocks can be risky.
After Friday's sell-off, the carnage continued on Monday as the Dow plunged more than 900 points at one point during the day.
The biggest losers included commodity and financial stocks expected to benefit from inflation and rising interest rates.
Stocks fell by around 2% yesterday.
A drop of 10% or more from recent highs would mean a market correction, and that's a possibility investors need to take seriously right now.
Here are the exact numbers you need to watch to know what's coming next...
Sprinklr stock goes public next week.
The Sprinklr IPO is expected to sell 19 million shares priced between $18 and $20 a pop.
That will value the company at close to $5 billion.
That's not too shabby for a company with just under $340 million in sales last year.
While not the flashiest company, it could be a silent winner in the enterprise software market set to double from $500 billion to $1 trillion by the end of the decade.
If you miss out on profits from this trend, don't let it be because you found it "boring."