The S&P 500 lost 2.6% in February. However, on the plus side, the index has gained nearly 5% year-to-date through March 7. So while your first instinct might be to focus on S&P 500 stocks to buy that are on a roll, I’m going with some of the index’s worst-performing stocks from February. According to

It’s no exaggeration to say that Enphase Energy (NASDAQ:ENPH), a seller of microinverter-based solar storage systems, is firing on all cylinders. The company is expanding its market presence in multiple regions and growing its revenue. Plus, an analyst just issued an eye-opening price target on ENPH stock. Ever since the Biden administration set aside $370 billion

Since the start of the year, the market has given many stocks that were hit hard a second chance. However, many of these stocks are overpriced, with questionable prospects. There are much better second chance stocks candidates out there. Plenty of higher-quality names remain overlooked. Selling at far more reasonable prices, they all have the

In the last 12 months, the Vanguard Growth ETF (NYSEARCA:VUG) has declined by 15.8%. This is a small reflection of the performance of growth stocks last year, as dozens of growth stocks have declined by more than 50% during the same period. It finally seems that the worst is over for the broader markets. From deeply oversold levels, sentiments have

Although public companies that suffer staggering losses often do so for good reason, sometimes, it might be worthwhile to take a shot with stocks at 52-week lows. Some of the justification comes down to the mechanics of contrarianism. Essentially, traders who shorted troubled securities need to exit their positions. For the bears, this exiting necessitates

Artificial intelligence is a multitrillion-dollar opportunity in the making. According to Grand View Research, the global AI boom could grow from about $137 billion in 2022 to more than $1.81 trillion by 2030. Morgan Stanley says AI is creating a potential $6 trillion opportunity for the tech industry. Bank of America says we’re on the

With the market likely to encounter myriad variables this year, investors should really consider dividend stocks to buy. Fundamentally, companies that provide passive income to their stakeholders tend to weather down cycles better than their growth-centric counterparts. Mainly, this is because dividends come from profits – and profitable enterprises tend to enjoy well-established businesses. Another

What if I told you that, in just a few years, a new wave of cyberattacks could steal all of your online information, including your Facebook password, Netflix account, and credit card numbers? Worse yet, what if I told you that all of the U.S. government’s most sensitive information – like nuclear codes – could

The advent of artificial intelligence (AI) could prove revolutionary for multiple industries, including manufacturing. In fact, AI is already becoming increasingly prevalent in manufacturing as more companies embrace technology and leverage it to improve efficiency, cut costs, and remain competitive. Therefore, investing in manufacturing AI stocks could prove to be incredibly lucrative over time. With

So far, 2023 has been saturated with high-risk, high-reward assets such as cryptocurrencies, non-fungible tokens, art shares, and penny stocks. Among these assets are ones that are speculative and non-productive. In contrast, there are ones with solid long-term fundamentals and growth, such as the stocks of underappreciated well-established businesses. We will discuss the latter as