Following the black-swan event that was the initial strike from the novel coronavirus, it was inevitable that airliners would eventually make their recovery. Though people will take precautionary measures for the greater good, it’s just not in the American spirit to

Last week, the market saw its worst losses since the coronavirus panic in March. A variety of worries impacted the financial world, pushing the losses: the uncertainty of the upcoming election, the increasing coronavirus cases, and the unlikelihood of another economic

In investing, as in life, a lot can change in ten years. As a result it can be tricky to predict what stocks to sell as certain sectors become less popular. An investor need only look backward to see how true

Palantir (NYSE:PLTR) stock is controversial, contrarian and a breath of fresh air depending on who you ask. A read of the company’s Form S-1 Registration Statement quickly indicates that this company has positioned itself as the antithesis to everything tech culture.

There’s plenty to keep investors on the edge of their seats right now — the election, the economy and the pandemic, to name just a few.But one thing that’s abundantly clear? Big-cap stocks are powering through all of it.When the markets

With the 2020 election less than a week away, many investors are uncertain of where to deploy their capital. The outcome of the election may significantly impact future economic growth and create winners and losers at the sector level (e.g. Energy)

October has turned into a scary month for the markets in 2020 — for more than a few good reasons, to be sure. But amid that uncertainty, the following three stocks to buy are shaping up as less of a gamble.