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Is Lucira Health a Buy?

Lucira Health, Inc. (NASDAQ: LHDX) has been one of the most disappointing and wildest IPOs in recent memory. On Feb. 5, the coronavirus testmaker went public at $17 and soared to a high watermark of

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3 Unstoppable Stocks That Can Crush Dogecoin

Historically, nothing has been a more reliable wealth creator than the stock market. Even though there have been periods over the past century where other assets, such as gold or housing, have

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Forget Penny Stocks: Buy These 2 Stocks Instead

Investing in penny stocks is risky. Companies with extremely low market caps are highly susceptible to new headlines and sometimes, manipulation through collaborated efforts of online communities

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2 Top Stocks for 2021 and Beyond

Safety and security are two of the core principles of long-term investing. Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) and Merck (NYSE: MRK) are quintessential blue-chip companies in the pharmaceutical industry

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Ranking the Big Bank Stocks: Which Is the Best Buy Now?

All of the big U.S. banks just reported strong earnings, and could have quite a bit to gain in a strong post-pandemic economy. In this Fool Live video clip, chief growth officer Anand Chokkavelu and

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2 Hot Entertainment Stocks to Buy Now

Shares of Planet 13 Holdings (CNSX: PLTH)(OTC: PLNH.F) and Mudrick Capital Acquisition Corporation (NASDAQ: MUDS) have been on a tear since February. Their 25% and 40% returns are very impressive,

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3 Top Stocks You Can Buy and Hold for the Next Decade

Investing in stocks isn't tough, but the ability to buy and hold them for years regardless of the market's movements can be as tough as it gets. Remarkably, that's also the only way to build real

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These 24 Words from Amazon's CFO May Mean Billions for Its Key Moneymaker

When you think of Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN), you probably think first of its retail business. The company's e-commerce operation, with its vast array of general merchandise or groceries likely springs

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Miss the SPAC Boom? Buy Peter Thiel's on the Ground Floor

The market in 2021 has somehow been nuttier than it was in 2020. Reddit stocks, innovation stocks, cryptocurrencies, and special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) seemed to rip to new highs on a

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Will Vertex's Sickle Cell Gambit Sink bluebird bio's Stock?

Last week, Vertex Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: VRTX) announced that it would pay CRISPR Therapeutics (NASDAQ: CRSP) a whopping $900 million to take more control of the duo's gene therapy collaboration

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11 Stocks That Turned $50,000 Into $1 Million (or More) Over the Past Year

For more than a year, optimists have reveled in one heck of a bounce-back rally from a bear-market bottom. Since the coronavirus crash found its low, the broad-based S&P 500 is higher by 87% while

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2 Paths to a $2 Million Retirement Nest Egg

Preparing for retirement is more complicated than ever.

People are living longer, rising inflation is threatening the buying power of retirement savings and Social Security benefits, and there's a

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These Semiconductor Stocks Are Worth Buying and Holding

Aside from impacting everyday life, the COVID-19 pandemic also took a toll on the global supply chain. Only now are we beginning to realize the magnitude of this disruption, especially in the

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Is a Stock Market Crash in the Cards? Here's What History Tells Us

For 13 months, investors have enjoyed an almost uninterrupted rally for the ages. Since the iconic Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJINDICES: ^DJI), benchmark S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC), and

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Here Are 3 of the Worst Things You Could Do in a Stock Market Crash

Will the stock market crash this year? As my colleague Sean Williams points out, there are a number of concrete, data-driven reasons to think it will.

But even while certain metrics point to an

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2 Critical Deciding Factors in Taking Social Security Early or Late

When to take Social Security is a huge decision. The time that you can start it ranges between the ages of 62 and 70 and the age you choose will determine how big of a payment you receive.

If you

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