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Top High Tech Stocks To Invest In Right Now

MicroVision, Inc. (NASDAQ:MVIS) has been quietly churning out high tech imaging and laser scanning technology for years. But MVIS stock began to soar last fall on news it was developing a lidar system for the automotive sector.

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Between the start of December 2020 and Feb. 16 of this year, MVIS stock rocketed up by more than 920%. After a quick correction, it’s surged several times since, hitting a decade-long high close of $26.44 on April 26.

Top High Tech Stocks To Invest In Right Now: Grifols, S.A.(GRFS)

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Top 10 Safest Stocks To Invest In Right Now

One day many years ago, I found myself stuck in traffic and noticed a peculiar sign. It said something about the construction that was going on — the very thing that was hampering my commute.

It said all this construction was being funded by a bond. This was before I had ever started my career in finance, so bonds were an unfamiliar thing. But when I began my investment career, I soon realized that I could actually invest in these things. And the more I learned, the more I was ecstatic.

After all, If you can’t beat ’em, might as well make money off them…

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Top Growth Stocks To Watch Right Now

It has been a little while since I covered Assurant (NYSE:AIZ), but I still remain comfortable on the long side. In fact, I took the opportunity to double down in the November 2016 sell off, and since then, the stock price has improved measurably, flirting with all-time highs. If Seeking Alpha makes for a good benchmark on sentiment (recent research by Aaron Zimmerman here and Greg Wajda here), the overall market remains intrigued – but cautious – on the transformation underway at this insurer. I’ve been a fan of recent events, particularly Q1 2017 results, but before we get....More>>>

Top 10 Warren Buffett Stocks For 2018

The cost of providing health insurance to a companys employees grew nearly 7% last year, extending not only a long-standing streak of rising costs, but accelerating that trend. Indeed, between 2002 and 2016, the average amount of money a family of four spent on health care each year grew a whopping 180%.

Putting it bluntly: Regardless of whos paying the bill (and how), health care has become expensive.

Its not surprising, then, that corporations that are at least partially responsible for providing employees with health insurance are finally pushing back against an industry....More>>>