Types of Stock

5G

Invest in 5G stocks for high-speed wireless technology's global expansion. Expect rapid growth as companies capitalize on increased connectivity, IoT and innovative communication solutions.

Biotech

Biotech firms utilize advanced science to develop treatments for various diseases, offering high-risk, high-reward opportunities for investors seeking profits from healthcare innovation.

Blue Chip

Blue-chip stocks are robust, well-recognized and established businesses traded on public markets. Renowned for quality products and services, they exhibit long-term stability and prosper in diverse economic climates.

Election

Election stocks fluctuate based on political events, policies and candidate standings. Investors navigate uncertainty and capitalize on market movements driven by electoral outcomes and legislative changes.

FAANG

"FAANG" includes Meta (formerly Facebook), Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Alphabet (formerly Google), representing a powerful group of leading mega-cap technology companies shaping the digital landscape.

Gold

Gold stocks encompass companies exploring, mining and processing gold. This list categorizes top gold stocks by market capitalization, encompassing miners, producers and exploration entities in the precious metals sector.

Large Cap

Large-cap stocks are seasoned firms with market capitalization exceeding $10 billion, dominating over 90% of the U.S. publicly traded stock value.

Lumber

Lumber stocks represent companies in the timber industry, affected by factors like housing demand, construction activity and global economic trends, making them sensitive to market fluctuations.

Marijuana

Marijuana stocks encompass firms involved in cannabis cultivation, processing, testing and sales. This compilation features U.S. and Canadian cannabis stocks, organized by average daily trading volume.

Micro Cap

A micro-cap stock refers to a company's equity with a small market capitalization, typically ranging from $50 million to $300 million. Micro caps represent investments in relatively small companies, often characterized by higher volatility, lower liquidity and potential for significant growth.

Oil

Oil stocks represent companies involved in exploration, extraction, refining and distribution of petroleum products. Their performance is influenced by global energy demand, geopolitical factors and commodity prices.

REITs

A REIT is a company owning, operating or financing income-generating real estate. Like mutual funds, it pools investors' capital to acquire properties.

Russell 2000

The Russell 2000 Index comprises the smallest 2,000 stocks from the Russell 3000 and offers an entry point for small-cap investments. The index provides exposure to this segment of the U.S. stock market.

Small Cap

Small-cap stocks represent companies with a smaller market capitalization, typically ranging from $300 million to $2 billion. They offer growth potential but often involve higher risk and volatility.

SPACs

A special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) is a publicly traded shell entity formed to raise capital through an IPO to acquire a private company.

Travel

Travel stocks are shares of companies in the transportation, accommodation and leisure entertainment sectors. The stocks include airlines, cruise lines, hotels, rental cars and specialty entertainment firms.

Warren Buffett

Investing in Warren Buffett stocks means aligning your investments with the long-term, value-driven strategy of Berkshire Hathaway. Expect stable growth from a diversified portfolio influenced by Buffett's seasoned wisdom.

Water

Water stocks include companies involved in water treatment, infrastructure and utilities. Increasing global demand means investing in this sector offers growth opportunities and addresses resource challenges.