Image source: Getty Images The past two months haven’t been kind to US growth stocks, as trade tariff turmoil sent many into freefall. Automakers and banks were among the worst hit, with Chrysler owner Stellantis losing 10% in a single day in March. Now analysts are eyeing a recovery following news that the Trump administration
Image source: Getty Images With the S&P 500 falling into correction territory, a lot of terrific US stocks are suffering from volatility right now. But while most investors are busy panic-selling to protect their downside, I’m hunting for bargains to improve my potential upside. Corrections have historically been some of the best windows of opportunity
Image source: Getty Images I had never come across US used car sales platform Carvana (NYSE: CVNA) until several years ago when someone told a story about selling an old secondhand car for more than they had bought it for. That struck me as odd and so I looked into the growth stock and its
Image source: Getty Images After a 57% decline over the last five years, Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) stock’s trading at around $19.50. That’s close to the company’s tangible book value, which makes the shares look incredibly cheap. At that level, it might seem like investors can’t lose. But I think there’s much more to this than initially