2 Risky Stocks That Could Continue Falling This Year
Investors shouldn’t assume that these struggling stocks will rebound anytime soon.
Pinterest Is Down 78% — Is It Time to Buy?
A sudden leadership change has made this question all the more relevant.
2 Healthcare Stocks You Can Buy and Hold for the Next Decade
The U.S. economy could soon be heading into a recession.
3 Things About Moderna That Smart Investors Know
There’s more to Moderna than its COVID-19 vaccines, which investors may not appreciate fully.
These Monster Dividend Stocks Aren’t for the Faint of Heart
These oil-fueled dividends will fluctuate with crude prices.
Is It Better to Buy CrowdStrike Now or Wait for a Better Price?
CrowdStrike has posted tremendous results, but this market may not be done offering discounts on growth stocks.
Worried About Inflation? Look at Real Estate
Owning real estate could ease some of your fears.
Even in a Bear Market, This Restaurant Stock Could Bring Home the Bacon
Darden Restaurants looks well-positioned to handle whatever the economy throws at it.
Which Under-the-Radar Cryptos Could Pop After This Year’s Big Soccer Tournament in Qatar?
Based on what we saw after football’s Big Game in February, the upcoming Big Soccer Tournament in Qatar could be another great opportunity for crypto to expand into the mainstream. But which cryptos will benefit the most?
These 3 Stocks Might (Still) Be a Little Too Expensive
Yes, valuations still matter, and it may take further time for them to reach appropriate levels.
Discussing our Zoom Valuation with Will Summerlin and Andrew Kim
According to ARK’s open-source research and model, Zoom’s share price could approach $1,500, compounding at a 76 percent annual growth rate in 2026. In today’s episode, Will Summerlin and Andrew Kim talk through their thesis for Zoom, as well as their open-source Zoom model that’s available on GitHub.
Laser writing may enable ‘electronic nose’ for multi-gas sensor
Environmental sensors are a step closer to simultaneously sniffing out multiple gases that could indicate disease or pollution. Researchers combined laser writing and responsive sensor technologies to fabricate the first highly customizable microscale …
Climate change will increase chances of wildfire globally — but humans can still help reduce the risk
New research highlights how the risk of wildfire is rising globally due to climate change — but also, how human actions and policies can play a critical role in regulating regional impacts. The study shows that anthropogenic climate change is a ‘push’…
4 Charlie Munger Secrets to Make the Most of a Beaten-Down Market
Applying these four principles can help you avoid costly mistakes in this bear market.
Why Controlling Risk is Critical To Good Stock Market Returns
Understanding one’s risk tolerance and the risks of a particular investment goes a long way.
The Stocks Are Losing, but That Doesn’t Make Them Losers
It’s not always fun, but it’s important to check in on stock picks.
Pioneering recycling turns mixed waste into premium plastics with no climate impact
Only a fraction of the material that could be turned into new plastic is currently recycled. Researchers have now demonstrated how the carbon atoms in mixed waste can replace all fossil raw materials in the production of new plastic. The recycling meth…
Powerful links between methane and climate change
Using data gathered over the last four decades to study the effects of temperature changes and rain on the atmospheric concentration of methane, scientists have concluded that Earth could be both delivering more, and removing less, methane into the air…
The art of getting DNA out of decades-old pickled snakes
Using pickled snakes collected decades ago and stored in an underground bunker of collections, scientists have found ways to get DNA samples from specimens previously considered near-impossible to get genetic data from. They used that DNA to solve a lo…
The mere sight of a meal triggers an inflammatory response in the brain
Even before carbohydrates reach the bloodstream, the very sight and smell of a meal trigger the release of insulin. For the first time, researchers have shown that this insulin release depends on a short-term inflammatory response that takes place in t…