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Here are some of the best stocks to purchase in the remaining months of 2022.
A difficult year has revealed some alluring offers. Stocks and bonds, the two main asset classes most favored by retail investors, have both performed horribly in 2022.
Bond prices have plummeted as the Federal Reserve aggressively raises interest rates into what analysts believe will likely be a recession.
Higher rates have also negatively impacted stocks, which have entered the first bear market since the 2008–2009 financial crisis that is not COVID-induced.
EOG, an American oil and natural gas producer, has the best stock performance on this list.
ASR is actually up 8.4% in 2022 on a total return basis, holding up much better than the rest of the market.
Cross-border transactions generate disproportionately higher revenue per swipe for the credit card industry giant than domestic ones.
Microsoft is a global tech giant and the biggest software company in the world. It is one of only three publicly traded companies with a market value of at least $1 trillion.
Alphabet is yet another trillion-dollar Big Tech company on the list of the top stocks to buy in 2022.
Of course, the Fed's steadfast determination to raise interest rates has hurt more than just tech stocks.
While many of the other stocks on this list are well-known household names or significant global businesses, the same cannot be said of Medifast.
The well-known board game will quickly teach you that a monopoly is a tremendously potent market force.
It makes no sense to use euphemisms: The social media juggernaut Meta Platforms, formerly known as Facebook, has had a dismal year.
The riskiest stock on this list, according to year-to-date performance, is Upstart, which is ranked last and lowest.
The riskiest stock on this list, according to year-to-date performance, is Upstart, which is ranked last and lowest.
EOG Resources Inc. Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste Visa Inc. Microsoft Corp. Alphabet Inc. Lowe's Cos. Inc. Medifast Inc. ASML Holding NV Meta Platforms Inc. Upstart Holdings Inc.