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Though novel coronavirus-related headlines have dominated 2020, one of the side issues that has taken significant prominence is sustainability. In particular, solar energy, which was already a hot topic, got even hotter. And that’s good news for companies like Sunworks (NASDAQ:SUNW) — and specifically, SUNW stock. Source: Shutterstock For instance, in 2015, the value of

Rich people have small TVs and big libraries, and poor people have small libraries and big TVs. – Zig Ziglar LexinFintech Holdings (NASDAQ:LX) might be an unusual name to some, but it is one of the biggest online consumer finance and e-commerce platforms operating in China. Its target market for its platform and services is

We sit on the verge of transformation. Source: Shutterstock Right now, there are a handful of innovations in their early stages that will change our world in a way the internet did in the 1990s … the way railroads did in the 1800s … and the way the automobile did in the 1900s. Informed investors

Last night the final presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden took place. Source: Shutterstock After a … well … interesting event the first time around, last night’s debate was much more subdued. I was pleased to see investors focus more today on the prospects for more stimulus. With Election Day now less than

Wall Street remains distracted by the stimulus negotiations underway on Capitol Hill, and as a result, the stock market’s daily gyrations continued this week, sending the broader indices lower. Source: Shutterstock Personally, I still expect a lot of the uncertainty that’s been hitting the markets to shake out after the presidential election. Regardless, I think

When either trading or investing in the financial markets, we believe the key is to be able to put oneself in positions where there is limited downside but yet significant upside. This is one of the iron-clad rules of being able to successfully trade the financial markets. The trader/investor who can do this consistently automatically

The market chop continues, although equities were pushing nicely higher on Thursday. Can the market build on its recent momentum? Let’s look at the charts of our top stock trades for Friday.  Top Stock Trades for Tomorrow No. 1: Tesla (TSLA) Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) shares were slightly higher on Thursday after reporting earnings on Wednesday after

On Wednesday afternoon, Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) stock traded higher after the company reported third-quarter earnings. But Tesla shares often have a mind of their own. So it’s always a good idea to sit down and take an objective look at the numbers. Source: Grisha Bruev / Shutterstock.com I’ve been a TSLA stock skeptic for a long

One of the key components of investing in a Software-as-a-Service company like RingCentral is understanding the dynamic of SaaS vs standalone software. The very fact that revenues are typically recognized on a monthly recurring basis and locked-in to an annual plan makes investing in such a company an attractive proposition. On the other hand, the

After months of clinical trials, Gilead (NASDAQ:GILD) has finally gotten the all clear. As of Thursday afternoon, its remdesivir treatment for the novel coronavirus received full approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Gilead stock is shooting higher as a result. Source: Casimiro PT / Shutterstock.com This is truly massive news. The antiviral drug

Shares of Vertex (VRTX) declined 20% last week after the company announced the discontinuation of VX-814, the company’s candidate for alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency. The decline seems disproportionate to the perceived value of this program, but it underscores Vertex’s main weakness – its relatively early-stage and unproven pipeline outside of cystic fibrosis (CF). The stock looks

Snowflake (NYSE:SNOW) made some noise when it arrived on the exchange just over a month ago. On Sept. 16, SNOW stock went public, and demand for the new issue was robust. This has helped jack its valuation through the roof, as demand far outweighed supply — and still does. Source: rblfmr / Shutterstock.com Let’s put

Summary Square (SQ) is a good company with a recognizable brand. They offer a diversified list of products and services in the financial services industry. The problem is they face very strong competition from new entrants as well as industry heavyweights which will put pressure on future prospects. Even after assuming generous growth and margin

I want to thank all who joined me yesterday to find out the best way to play the Roaring 2020s — and how investors can maximize their gains from the multi-year bull market that’s ahead. Source: Shutterstock We had a great turnout for our special Bull Market Confidential event, but if you weren’t able to participate, I

Prepared by Tara, Senior Analyst at BAD BEAT Investing CSX Corporation’s (CSX) stock has been chugging along as the company is working to get back on track. While things are definitely improving economically, the company is still facing some headwinds, most notably in its coal volumes, and not from general economic pressures. Rail data certainly

Prescription drug price comparison platform GoodRx (NASDAQ:GDRX) has a noble mission of helping people to locate the medications they need at the best available price. It’s an idea whose time has come, and I’m glad to see that the recent initial public offering (IPO) of GoodRx stock was accompanied by heavy trading volume. Source: II.studio

Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) is a more than $230 billion technology company that has suffered since the start of the pandemic. As the company’s peers have recovered significantly, the company itself hasn’t performed nearly as well. Almost two months ago, we discussed how Intel should spin off Mobileye. While we maintain the thesis, Intel has chosen

Back when the novel coronavirus pandemic was at its ugliest in terms of societal and economic impact, most industries looked bleak. With American households hunkering down against an unknown microbiological threat, doom-and-gloom prognostications took on much greater credibility. However, streaming company Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) was one of the few obvious winners. After all, when sitting at

Clearwater Seafoods (OTC:CSEAF, TSX:CLR) is a publicly traded harvester and processor of shellfish. The company is based in Atlantic Canada, and the majority of its operations are in the ocean surrounding that area. It also has an 85%-owned joint venture that harvests scallops off Argentina, and acquired a shellfish company operating from the UK in

Luckin Coffee (OTCMKTS:LKNCY) has had quite the year so far. Once touted as China’s answer to Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX), Luckin has been at the center of perhaps the largest Chinese fraud. The $300 million accounting fraud led to Luckin stock losing 74% of its value this year and its listing on the Nasdaq. However, with a