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Overall it appears that investors have weathered the pandemic storm. However, when you peel the onion there are a lot of tears if an investor doesn't own an Index fund or the five to fifteen stocks that account for the bulk of the Index's rise.
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Some of us are old enough to remember the maniacal buying fervor that pushed tech stocks, many of them long since dead, to mind-bending valuations back in the heady dot-com bubble days of 1999. Are we seeing some similar action today?
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Occidental Petroleum Finally Has Some Good News for Investors Motley FoolWarren Buffett Says These 10 Words Are Among the 'Best Advice' He Ever Got. (Here's What Happened When He Did the Exact Opposite) Inc.Fed Shot Its Own 'Elephant Gun' Before Buffett Got the Chance BloombergWe Ask Successful Investors: If You Could Only Own 3 Stocks, What Would They Be? The Motley Fool
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AQR's research-based focus on ‘cheap, safe stocks' anchors its Large Cap Defensive Style Fund.
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When analysts raise their earnings estimates, shares of some of the hardest-hit companies will begin to bounce back.
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 When it comes to Nikola (NASDAQ:NKLA), I think many investors and most of the Street have lost sight of a few important points. Most critically, they don't realize that Nikola stock can soar even if the company does not, on its own, revolutionize fuel-cell and battery technology. Nevertheless, I believe that investors should wait for a better entry point before buying Nikola.Source: Stephanie L Sanchez / Shutterstock.com As I've pointed out previously, there will be meaningful demand for fuel-cell trucks from many companies that want to show that they care about the environment in general and climate change in particular. Additionally, in certain places, like California and Europe, governments are likely to mandate the use of zero-emission trucks.And it makes sense for battery-electric trucks to be used for relatively short-distance tasks in areas where many people live and/or work. In those situations, the trucks' short range will not be an issue, while their lack of pollution will be an important asset.InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading TipsThere aren't many companies making "green," full-size trucks now. After performing extensive research on the sector, I've only heard of several such companies, including Toyota (NYSE:TM), Hyundai, Workhorse (NASDAQ:WKHS), and Lightning Systems which is partnering with Plug Power (NASDAQ:PLUG). * 7 Hot Stocks to Buy on Robinhood Now Given the relative lack of competition in the "green truck" space, Nikola can succeed -- and Nikola stock can sur
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One analyst says it's time to buy cruise stocks, and a bunch of investors are already there on Big Tech.
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Treasury yields on Friday barely budged but longer-dated government debt posted weekly declines, and prices rose over the five-day period, as stocks faced headwinds centered on a lack of fresh coronavirus stimulus from Washington lawmakers, rising cases of coronavirus and jitters about the Nov. 3 presidential elections in the U.S.
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 Zillow Group Inc. raised on Friday its outlook for home price growth over the next year, as sales and prices have stayed strong through the summer given increasingly short inventory and continued strong demand. The online real estate services company said it expects adjusted home prices to increase 1.2% from August to November. From August 2020 to August 2021, Zillow now expects adjusted home prices to rise 4.8%, up from a previous forecast of a 3.8% increase. The raised price outlook comes despite expectations for adjusted home sales to peak this fall and "gradually decline" through 2021, although sales volumes overall are expected to remain above pre-pandemic levels throughout this year and next. Zillow's Class C shares, which were little changed in premarket trading, have more than doubled (up 112.9%) year to date, while the S&P 500 has inched up 0.5%.
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 U.S. stocks end higher Friday, but Dow, S&P 500 suffer weekly losses
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