Airlines didn’t do much flying last year, but carriers like American Airlines (NASDAQ:AAL) still show signs of a strong rebound. According to many analysts, this is the perfect time to add some airline names like AAL stock to your portfolio. Source: GagliardiPhotography / Shutterstock.com Why? With the worst of the pandemic behind us, the sector
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I can see the skepticism toward CrowdStrike (NASDAQ:CRWD) coming a mile away. Yes, CrowdStrike stock has retreated about 15% from last month’s highs. That pullback hardly makes the stock cheap. Source: VDB Photos / Shutterstock.com CrowdStrike stock remains one of the most expensive in the market. It trades at 711x (yes, seven hundred and eleven
Earlier this month, Citigroup (NYSE:C) opined that Bitcoin (CCC:USD-BTC) is at a “tipping point.” Citi believes that the crypto can become a preferred currency for international trade or face “speculative implosion.” I personally don’t have an extreme view. I believe that Bitcoin will gradually see wider acceptance in the coming years. It might not be
Despite Congress’ failure to make the move to a $15 minimum wage, it’s likely to happen sometime during the next few years. That inevitability got me thinking about those businesses that would benefit from the boost. Of course, this being InvestorPlace, that led to research which stocks to buy to play that development. To be sure,
After its merger with Livongo, Teladoc (NASDAQ:TDOC) has been a volatile but profitable stock. However, after TDOC stock has pulled back, there is a bargain to be had. Source: Piotr Swat / Shutterstock.com As of close on Mar. 8th, shares have fallen more than 40%. That gives us a great opportunity to finally allocate some
Last year was a turbulent one for the energy sector, marked by the crippling effects of the global pandemic on demand. Additionally, the investment in fossil fuels has taken a hit, with the renewables market showing resilience. Many consider this to be the changing of the guard, with greater sustainable finance and investor interest in renewable
Disappointed in its choice to buy 23andMe, investors have dumped VG Acquisition (NYSE:VGAC) shares en masse. After hitting a high above $18, in the weeks following its announcement of the merger candidate, shares of VGAC stock have pulled back about 41%. Source: nevodka / Shutterstock.com Now at $10.74 per share, this special purpose acquisition company