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The momentum in the IPO market coming into 2026 has faded due to growing geopolitical concerns, but it’s not gone entirely, and these two stocks are proof.
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Upsets are part of the fabric of March Madness – they’re just darn difficult to predict. Picking the right value stocks can feel comparatively arduous. But there’s an easy hack.
Despite a barrage of negative headlines about private lending, insider buying of private credit stocks is a strong signal that the bad news is priced in.
These three small-cap materials stocks have been massively outperforming the market in 2026. In fact, due to critical company-specific factors, they’re the three best small-cap stocks in the sector.
It has been called by many pundits the biggest speculative event since the late ‘90s Internet stock mania, but is the AI buildout really a bubble?
Investing in revolutionary ideas doesn’t have to be complicated. Even if you were late on these 3 stocks, you still made a lot of money.
Swarmer’s (SWMR) IPO was small, only $15 million, but the stock skyrocketed more than 500% in its first day of trading and has flown higher since.
The energy sector has been upended by conflict and policy changes, and that spells opportunity for investors. Here’s what you need to know right now.
Starbucks (SBUX), Dutch Bros (BROS) and Luckin Coffee (LKNCY) are all competing for market share, but which company comes out on top of this coffee stock battle?
Chipmakers and data centers were the first beneficiaries of AI, but stocks like utilities and information management companies are poised to surge as the next AI trade.
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As the world races to combat global warming, it will need nuclear power to do it. And these three nuclear energy stocks should benefit.
Want a low-risk investing idea? There are probably plenty that show up at your doorstep every week. Let’s talk about cardboard stocks.
The “Golden Cross” and “Death Cross” are two moving average crossovers that many technical analysts watch. Here’s what happens when you trade off them.
Moat stocks are shares of companies with powerful economic advantages over competitors. They’re also a favorite of legendary investor Warren Buffett.
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