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Why ASML’s 20% Drop Is a Golden Buying Opportunity

lovely | July 31, 2024

ASML, the Dutch behemoth of semiconductor equipment, has seen its stock price plunge amid a broader tech selloff and growing geopolitical tensions. While the company’s unparalleled dominance in extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography technology positions it as a cornerstone of the semiconductor industry, investors are grappling with the challenges posed by a potential slowdown in chip […]

Shifting Sands: Potential New Entrants Poised to Reshape the S&P 500 in Upcoming Rebalance

TipsForTraders | May 10, 2024

The S&P 500 is on the cusp of its quarterly reshuffling, and Wall Street analysts have pinpointed several stocks that might secure a spot in this prestigious index next month. Gaining entry into the S&P 500 not only elevates a company’s stature but also typically bestows considerable financial benefits. According to Barclays analyst Ramsey El-Assal, […]

Is Now the Perfect Time to Invest in These Undervalued Blue-Chip Stocks?

TipsForTraders | March 21, 2024

Minting substantial returns from the market often hinges on the strategic selection of stocks, coupled with patience and a keen eye for undervalued opportunities. This analysis delves into the realm of blue-chip stocks that have not seen significant movement in recent times but are on the brink of potentially robust growth. Despite their current stagnation, […]

A Trading Strategy that Covers Your Living Expenses

TipsForTraders | December 5, 2021

The cost of living is expensive.  Think back 20 or so years and see if you can remember what you thought it would cost to send your kids to college, or what the price of groceries would be.  Are your utilities higher?  Between currency devaluation and inflation, things cost much more now than what we […]

Why it’s [Almost] Always Best to Invest in the Dogs of the Dow

TipsForTraders | November 27, 2021

One of the greatest investment opportunities are the Dogs of the Dow. And while some analysts may write off the Dogs of the Dow theory as antiquated, it’s just not true at all.  In 2011, there were up 16.3%. In 2012, they jumped 9.9%. In 2013, they returned 34.9%. In 2014, they returned nearly 11%. In […]