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After a rough year, Alibaba stock appears primed for a breakout. What will it take for this promising Chinese stock to get going?

This 23-month bull market, led by the Magnificent Seven stocks, has been too top-heavy, and with the Mag. 7 rally seemingly over, new leaders need to emerge.

They’re flying under Wall Street’s radar, but aerospace stocks have been taking off recently. Here are two I like now.

Quantum computing stocks have been skyrocketing in the last week. What’s behind the move, and what do you need to know before you invest?

Artificial intelligence is forcing the information landscape to evolve. Instead of fearing it, profit from it. We’ll be here to help.

“What’s that got to do with the price of eggs?” is an adage that was once commonly used to question the relevance of a particular subject introduced to a conversation. But in light of current economic conditions—and as it pertains to this month’s stock recommendation—that question is entirely relevant.

Indeed, the price of eggs is just one of many concerns for millions of Americans today as inflation remains a thorn for the economy and for policymakers. Record-high egg prices have become emblematic of the larger question of inflation’s persistence, particularly for retail food costs.

Few things are more enduring than America’s love of a good hamburger. Indeed, the iconic sandwich is so much a part of the country’s pop cultural heritage that, according to numerous opinion polls, it’s one of the first things foreigners mention when asked to name the most American symbol they can think of.

The turnaround path that Newell Brands (NWL) has navigated in the last few years has been anything but smooth, at times being downright torturous.

What started as a seemingly clear-cut turnaround story as far back as 2018 turned into a frustrating affair for investors who bought the stock back then and continued to hold it over the last seven years. But after the agonizing twists and turns since the stock’s 2017 peak, the road ahead appears clearer now than it has been in several years.

In today’s note, we discuss pertinent developments for some of the stocks in the portfolio, including Alcoa (AA), American Airlines (AAL), Berkshire Hathaway (BRKB), Sirius XM (SIRI) and SLB Ltd. (SLB).

Overall market liquidity remains ample, yet small-cap stocks have lagged in recent months, suggesting money availability isn’t as profuse as it was last year.

In today’s note, we discuss pertinent developments and institutional ratings changes for some of the stocks in the portfolio, including Agnico Eagle Mines (AEM), Alcoa (AA), American Airlines (AAL), Atlassian (TEAM) and Toast Inc. (TOST).

Many of our stocks appear to be advancing this week. There are a few that I’ll be selling soon due to either valuation or upside price resistance, yet they remain excellent longer-term investments, including Alphabet (GOOGL).