Finding buy-and-hold long term stocks for your portfolio is essential for success. Especially when we’re talking about firms producing strong returns, with solid long-term outlooks. While the stocks listed below may not grab headlines like the leading tech companies do, but they can — and have provided returns that are equally as impressive.  Long Term Stocks: Coca-Cola (KO)

Battery stocks offer a legitimate path toward strong future returns. Time will tell whether the particular stocks listed below contribute to those riches. But given that each trades at or around the $10 level, significant upside potential is evident. The EV sector is booming, and is seeing mass adoption not only domestically, but around the

For high-growth battery stocks tied to the burgeoning electric vehicle industry, 2025 will be a key milestone. That’s when plug-in vehicles will make up 23% of new passenger vehicle sales globally in 2025. In 2021, this metric came in just under 10%. Thus, forward-thinking market participants should consider investing in battery companies. Another reason to

Penny stocks have a horrible reputation for the most part and it’s not necessarily undeserved. Too many times, charlatans hawk their junk securities, often in the over-the-counter market where regulations are far less stringent than in actual exchanges. However, you can occasionally find diamonds in the rough. Don’t misread this: investing in penny stocks always

Gold mining stocks present a conundrum for prospective investors. On one hand, the ambiguities in the market and the broader economy may spark the fear trade. If so, the underlying yellow metal should see increased demand. But on the other hand, the Federal Reserve might start raising interest rates again. Higher borrowing costs don’t exactly

It’s no secret that the past couple of years have brought volatile, less-than-ideal financial conditions for many corporations. As we continue to move toward a post-pandemic state of recovery, any signal of economic normalcy stands as a symbol of hope and optimism for better times ahead. One of such signal appeared on June 30, as

Oil stocks continue to demonstrate their resilience. Their performance during the bear market of 2022 was noteworthy, particularly as inflation and geopolitical unrest in Ukraine drove crude oil prices higher. Consequently, the top oil stocks thrived, even as the S&P 500 index receded. However, the scenario in 2023 is quite the opposite, with oil prices

With the potential for rough waters to materialize, investors may want to think ahead with the most reliable dividend stocks to buy. Sure, on paper, the headline print seems to be moving in the right direction. Primarily, the official June jobs report came in at 209,000 new employment positions added, lower than the anticipated 240,000.

Space stocks are generally from either new or fairly new publicly traded companies. These companies have growth potential due to the fact that space exploration is a growing industry. It has seen attention due to the recent commercial space flights that have taken place. Much larger companies have already been working heavily on providing products

Artificial Intelligence is everywhere and has become a hot trend. Electric vehicles, cloud computing, automated robots, or machine learning, you name it and AI is present there. Whether it is the impact on employment and productivity or the potential to shape the future, AI is here to stay. As per Grandview Research, the global artificial intelligence

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has received incredible attention this year due to the release of OpenAI’s advanced chatbot, ChatGPT.  But ChatGPT is fortunately not the only chatbot to be released. Many developers have released their own version of the AI including Bing ChatGPT, Jasper, Perplexity AI and You Chat. For this article, I decided to ask Bing ChatGPT

Investing in machine learning is often thought to be synonymous with investing in artificial intelligence (AI). In fact, many of the most popular AI stocks are also good machine learning stocks. But there is an important distinction. Simply put, artificial intelligence requires machine learning. The opposite is not true. Machine learning is a key element

Hydrogen stocks have effectively staked their claim as compelling additions to any future-focused investment portfolio. Hydrogen, with its green credentials, has piqued investors worldwide. According to Morgan Stanley, the burgeoning hydrogen economy could become a colossal $11 trillion market by 2030. The 2022 Inflation Reduction Act adds to the allure of the best hydrogen stocks.

EV stocks are back on Wall Street’s priorities after Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) delivered 466,140 vehicles in Q2, beating expectations of 445,924. These numbers indicate that EV company growth is far from over for. Further expansion is only natural since EVs only make up some 1% of the 250 million vehicles on the road in the U.S. This

When it comes to artificial intelligence, there’s no guarantee of perfection. Unfortunately, even AI has its limitations. But what it can help provide is a good sense of direction. Look at electric vehicle battery stocks, for example. When I asked Bard to name some of the top electric vehicle battery stocks that could triple, it