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These phenomenal income stocks, with an average yield of 13.86%, can put $300 in your pocket every three months with an initial investment of $8,700.
Like some other e-commerce stocks, Farfetch (NYSE: FTCH) soared during the pandemic before crashing over the last two years as the growth story for the e-commerce luxury fashion company seems to have fallen apart. Due to the war in Ukraine, it pulled out of Russia, where 6% of its gross merchandise value (GMV) came from, and the company has struggled in China, its second-biggest market, due to COVID-19 lockdowns. The company has a unique business model that includes an e-commerce marketplace, wholly owned fashion businesses, and a Shopify-like service, Farfetch Platform Services (FPS), which handles the e-commerce side of the business for luxury brands.
If you're not yet retired but are worried about affording healthcare costs under Medicare down the line, it pays to set funds aside expressly for medical care. With an HSA, your contributions are tax-free, investment gains are tax-free, and withdrawals are tax-free when spent on medical expenses. Other tax-advantaged retirement plans might offer you one or two of those benefits, but not all three.
Three Motley Fool contributors were asked to explain why these three stocks are great picks for patient investors. Scott Levine (Enphase Energy): Shining brightly in investors' eyes, shares of Enphase Energy soared nearly 45% in 2022.
These three businesses are on a roll as of late, and their momentum could send them into rare-air territory in terms of market capitalization.
History says the Nasdaq Composite will eventually recoup its losses, and this index fund can help investors capitalize on the rebound.
With a share price of $100, Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) stock is still down by a whopping 46% from its all-time high of $186, reached in mid-2021. Like many tech companies, it shed much of its value in 2022 amid macroeconomic challenges that are still ongoing.
It has $1 billion in cash, but continues to lose money and has yet to prove it can write profitable insurance policies.
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