TrueNorthBit Broker Analyses STOCKS FOR THE FUTURE: 7 Best Stocks to Invest In 2021
London, UK, 4 Sep 2021, ZEXPRWIRE – It’s easy to spot expert forecasts for stocks in 2021. TrueNorthBit broker, Laura Gibson , can show you how investing in the right high-growth stocks now will let you make the most of climbing industries with rising shares prices during 2021. You’ll be able to invest early and earn sizable returns without worrying too much about volatility with our proprietary “Preferred Stocks” portfolio strategy designed by award-winning managers who know exactly what it takes to recover from a fall as dramatic as this year’s Dow Jones Drop.
TrueNorthBit’s brokers’ Pre-emptive Investment Strategy focuses on identifying the very best stocks before they climb, giving our clients a massive advantage. This is how to invest when everyone else is rushing for the exits.
We have identified a few of the best stocks in 2021 as already showing solid potential: Ford, Qualcomm, and Alibaba. Here’s more on how you can profit from these high-growth names.
1) Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F)
Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) was hit hard during this year’s Dow Jones Falls. The automobile giant is healthy enough to recover and also to come back even stronger. Ford’s stock price has already started increasing in value after announcing a one-time cash dividend of $500 million. The car manufacturer, the second-largest automaker in North America, will be able to make the most of high capital spending in 2021, focusing on research and development for electric vehicles.
Ford’s focus on smart mobility, which includes innovative vehicle connectivity and autonomous driving technology, will help the company innovate its way through 2021. Ford has been able to reduce its debt by more than $10 billion in 2018 alone. The auto manufacturer aims to trim another $5 billion from its obligations by the end of 2021, giving it a strong balance sheet to work from.
2) Qualcomm, Inc. (NASDAQ: QCOM)
Qualcomm, Inc. (NASDAQ: QCOM), a world leader in semiconductor and telecommunications technology, is forecast to grow its revenue by almost 4 percent year-on-year as demand for 5G chipsets starts increasing in 2021. This $97 billion chipmaker will likely not suffer a downturn like this year’s Dow Jones Drop. Qualcomm has made it clear that it will focus on the IoT, healthcare, and automotive markets moving forward to boost its revenues in 2021.
3) Alibaba Group Holding Ltd (NYSE: BABA)
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd (NYSE: BABA), an e-commerce giant, briefly overtook Apple as the world’s most valuable company on Monday, October 8th. Alibaba is one of those stocks that have a lot to gain in 2021, focusing on increasing revenue from cloud computing and investing in technology research and development. The e-commerce giant already derives more than half of its revenues from cloud computing, a sector that is expected to grow at over 30 percent annually.
The company also expects its Laiwang messaging app and other social media platforms will provide growth opportunities for its future revenue streams. Alibaba recently launched its first artificial intelligence research lab in Hangzhou to achieve leadership in A.I. technology by 2030.
4) S&P Global Inc. (NYSE: SPGI)
Spdr S&P Global Sectors ETF (NYSE: XSP), an ETF that provides exposure to the overall sector, has gained over 12 percent YTD through October 15, 2018, and it is projected to continue growing as investors look for a smarter portfolio in 2021. The SPDR S&P Global Sectors ETF (NYSE: XSP) also gives you exposure to the overall sector, providing investors with a smarter portfolio in 2021. The XSP is expected to grow in value as more businesses, even those involved in traditional retail or manufacturing, are developing innovative ways of reaching their target audience online.
5) Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL)
Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) is a global technology giant that has never failed to perform, even when the market doesn’t want to invest in such traditional stocks. AAPL stock price increased by close to 20 percent year-to-date through October 15th, and it is expected to grow even more in the future. Apple recently introduced new iPads and Macs at its Commack, NY headquarters, which brought investor interest in its products. The company continues to innovate new ways to engage with its consumers.
6) Nvidia Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA)
Nvidia Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) has seen a huge growth in share prices this year by more than 50 percent, making it one of the best stocks to invest in 2021. The company is a top performer even though 2018 has been a difficult market year for tech companies. Nvidia Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) recently launched its new RTX 2080 Ti and RTX 2080 GPUs aimed at gamers, and more demand is expected to follow. Nvidia’s end markets also include professional visualization, data centers, and autonomous vehicles.
7) Facebook Inc (NASDAQ: FB)
Facebook Inc (NASDAQ: FB), the social media titan, saw its revenue increase by almost 50 percent in 2017, and it is projected to keep growing as it further establishes its presence in a market that is becoming increasingly competitive. Investors have been encouraged by FB’s efforts to make its platform safer from attacks, and the company plans to use artificial intelligence on the users’ behalf.
The best thing about investing in FB stock is that the company’s advertising revenue does not rely on its platform being accessed through a desktop device, which means it has a solid presence across various mobile devices. Facebook Inc (NASDAQ: FB) has also been focusing on growing its WhatsApp and Messenger platforms to boost ad revenues further.
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