Hey everyone,

We’ve been having trouble with sending emails this week for our bullish ratings, so here are a bunch of our recent buy ratings in one email, which are free to read.
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Besides the buy ratings, you should check out our JPM article from last week titled “Using JPMorgan's Earnings Call For Recession Clues” where we break down the biggest bank’s earnings to determine if a recession is coming soon or not.

Hey everyone, here’s our newest buy rating.
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T. Rowe Price Group is an investment management company that provides funds, advisory services, and account management services. With the stock well off its highs and near its lows, we believe the stock is incredibly undervalued.

Hey everyone,

Ever wonder if you should buy Alphabet (GOOG) or Microsoft (MSFT) or both? Our newest article should help clear things up. Lots of info in this one, you don’t want to miss it.

Hey everyone, here are our two newest buy ratings: ADBE and ADSK stock.

As many may know, Best Buy (ticker: BBY) is a consumer electronics company that sells consumer tech products and services in North America. We are bullish on the stock.

BBY may seem like a boring business, and it is, to be honest. But, that doesn’t mean you can’t make money off of it.
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From one of its low points in 2013, BBY stock has returned close to 1,000% compared to about 250% for the S&P 500, as you can see below.

Who doesn’t like good sleep? Tempur Sealy International (TPX) provides consumers with this possibility by developing, manufacturing, marketing, and distributing bedding products.
Its products include mattresses, adjustable bases, pillows, and other products, and includes brands such as Tempur, Tempur-Pedic, and Sealy.

​Due to its strong line of products and cheap valuation, we are bullish on the stock.

Today, we published two articles. One was this Alphabet (GOOG) article on TipRanks, which we rated as bullish.

The second was an article published on Seeking Alpha on the cybersecurity company Fortinet (link here).

We think both GOOG and FTNT are top dogs in their respective sectors.

We currently believe that GOOG stock is worth over $4,100 a share, which we explain in our article; analysts rate it at nearly $3,500 a share. The stock is currently under $2,600.
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We think FTNT stock is worth around $306, based on our calculations. It is currently trading around $282. Meanwhile, analysts think it is worth $354.13, see below.

PayPal is one of the most widely-known fintech companies out there. It has taken a massive tumble recently from its highs of $310 and is now under $100.
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With its valuation looking much more attractive now, we are bullish on the stock for the long term (the short term may see more downside because it’s still in a downtrend). In fact, analysts project that PYPL stock can almost double from here.

Meta Platforms (FB), formerly known as Facebook, is a dominant social media company. There is a lot of unfavorable sentiment surrounding the company at the moment.

Despite the negativity, we are bullish on FB stock.
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Meta even has a hidden growth catalyst that comes as a result of its recent less-than-impressive earnings results. Yes, its weak earnings report is actually a positive (at least some of it is).

Hi everyone, we’ve been very selective with our Buy ratings in this market pullback and had only put out one Buy in the past few months on Gambling.com (GAMB) stock (you can check that out here).

But now, we’re doing two Buy ratings at once. We believe both Foot Locker and InMode are attractive stocks currently due to their relatively low valuations.

Hey everyone,
It’s been a while since we’ve put out a bullish rating on a stock (about 3 months), but here’s one that we put out today.
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Company Name: Gambling.com
Ticker: GAMB
Industry: Online Gambling

Want to short growth stocks? Here's a moving average trading strategy we backtested on Cathie Wood's ARKK ETF (using Puru Saxena's ideas as inspiration). This can potentially help you profit on both the long and short side. Check it out!

Things have been very interesting lately. Last week, the FED announced that it will speed up the tapering process and anticipates 3 rate hikes in 2022.

This *technically* should be bad news for risky high-growth stocks because it means that there will be less economic stimulus and higher interest rates going forward. Risk assets are hit hard in times of fear and are bid up in easy markets (like the easy 2020-2021 market conditions for the most part).

However, many risky growth stocks rallied on this FED news. So, what gives?

In this post, we break down diversification and how many stocks you need in your portfolio to be well rounded, based on real statistics. We also talk about the "Holy Grail" of investing, which has to do with diversification, of course. 

Hey everyone, it’s Vince and Andre.

​As you probably already know, we’re two brothers who talk about stocks. We’ve been investing since 2014 and have been through a lot of ups and downs. We’re currently bloggers for Seeking Alpha and TipRanks, and now Substack.

An often overlooked metric when it comes to stocks is the cash conversion cycle. This metric only applies to companies that carry inventory, such as grocery or apparel, but it is important in measuring a company's efficiency. In this post, we'll explain "What is the Cash Conversion Cycle?" and why it's important, as well as showing some stock performance data for stocks that have a good CCC compared to stocks with a relatively worse CCC.