While economists warn of the possibility of an impending recession, investors should focus on putting their money in the stocks of companies with enduring business models that generate significant free cash flow and offer an attractive yield.
This company saw large market share gains throughout the pandemic and is positioned for years of more profit growth, but its stock has fallen 30% year to date and is trading at pre-pandemic levels.
Despite struggles to launch new products, rising geopolitical pressure, and increased competition, this company is making the necessary investments to address the challenges it faces.
With the Nasdaq down 14% year-to-date, and many stocks down much more, the market is losing its appetite for high-flying momentum names and turning to stocks of undervalued companies with strong fundamentals.