BJ Cook

These three stocks are down significantly from their 52-week highs and could help lead the stock market recovery.

The stock has yielded breathtaking returns since its 2013 IPO, but it's been hammered by the bear market. Are investors getting another chance at Veeva stock?

Bear markets are massive opportunities for smart investors. Down 38.9% to 59.2% from their highs, these three growing cloud stocks could generate spectacular gains.

Down sharply from their 52-week highs, these three growth stocks could help lead the recovery.

Apple stock has generated a 3,045% trough to peak gain since the Great Recession bear market. If you missed buying the stock in that bear market, this one might be giving you another chance.

Buying Salesforce during the Great Recession bear market would have earned you 2,398% from trough to peak. Is today's bear market giving you another shot?

All bear markets since 1928 have recovered. Ensuing bull markets can provide breathtaking long-term returns.

Bear markets all have one thing in common. Here's how smart investors can navigate today's bear markets and avoid the regret of missing the recovery.

These two stocks have produced eye-popping returns since Buffett bought them years ago. If you missed out, the Nasdaq's bear market provided you one more shot.

The stock gained over 9,000% from its IPO to the end of 2021, but it has cratered this year

This beaten-down Buffett stock has trounced the market over the last decade. It's now as cheap as when he first bought it.

Tesla has been disruptive in everything it does. Ford is following suit in one key aspect of its business, and it could make a massive difference.

Veeva stock crushed the S&P 500 for a long while but trails this year. Will its brand-new business segment turn things around?

This year's market slump created several growth stock bargains. But not every apparent bargain is what it seems.

Warren Buffett owns two of the stocks on this list. The third might be cheap enough for him.

There are plenty of reasons Apple stock can outperform over the next five years. Just ask Warren Buffett.

Ellison's optimistic comments may have fallen on deaf ears, perhaps presenting an opportunity?

The Dow Jones contains some incredible companies, including these three, which are trading for the cheapest they have in a long time.

Oracle is taking cloud business from Amazon.

Deere's brand dominates in the U.S., but not in international markets. That could change drastically over the next decade.