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Here we look at three stocks that are down at least 40% this year and have entered oversold territory. All participate in long-term growth markets and at current levels offer investors a bargain entry point.

Rising oil and gas prices have been a much welcome development for energy stock investors. The once forgotten energy sector has gone from laggard in 2020 to leader in 2021 in a dramatic turn of events.

About a quarter of the index is comprised of tech companies that offer not only increasing dividends but solid growth potential. Here we highlight three of those names that give growth and income investors the best of both worlds.

This is where we find mature companies that are well-established in their respective markets but still have a lot of room to grow. Here we highlight three undervalued mid cap companies that have a good chance of graduating to large-cap status.

In true Rocky Balboa fashion, Rocky Brands (NASDAQ:RCKY) has picked itself off the mat and staged a remarkable comeback. Since the pandemic landed an uppercut and sent the stock below $20 for the first time since 2018,

With U.S. stocks trading near record highs, low-priced stocks have been hard to come by. Only 15 of the S&P 500 constituents have a share price below $20.

A year removed from its historic plunge into the $50’s, fast-food restaurant operator Yum! Brands (NYSE:YUM) is approaching its record intraday high of $119.72 set back in August 2018.

Over 2,000 ADRs are available for purchase by U.S. investors. They are priced in dollar terms but offer exposure to companies that are based in more than 70 countries.

Here we highlight three undervalued companies with unique exposure to some of the faster-growing segments the REIT industry.

Grocery stores like Albertsons Companies (NYSE:ACI) isn’t a group that often comes to mind when investors think about making big gains. But that doesn’t mean they don’t have a place in a well-diversified portfolio.