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Here's how a boutique online game developer, a coronavirus vaccine developer, and the largest cannabis company in the world can all add wealth to your portfolio.

Author Bio Daniel has been writing for Fool.com since 2019. A fan of value and dividend stocks, he covers the industrial sector, oil and gas, and renewable energy. He graduated summa cum laude from the University of Houston with a BBA in finance and marketing and a certificate in personal financial planning. Warren Buffett has gained international recognition for his ability to beat the stock market by focusing on fundamentals. Widely considered the greatest investor of ...

Author Bio John covers consumer goods and technology companies for Fool.com. Nike (NYSE:NKE) has been a consistent winner for shareholders over the years. Even though the sneaker giant is approaching $40 billion in annual revenue, the swoosh just keeps growing.  Over the last five years, the stock has more than doubled in value, but what we want to know is this: Can Nike sustain its momentum long enough to turn a small investment into a million dollars?  The Nike x Bod...

Which of these two hot gene therapy stocks is the better buy?

Author Bio Rekha Khandelwal, CFA, is a long-term investor with a special focus on energy stocks. Rekha holds a masters in finance and has worked as a financial consultant. When she isnt writing, she can be found traveling to a new city or country. In overvalued markets, finding bargain-priced stocks can be particularly difficult. But there are many hidden gems right now if you know where to look. Energy sector stocks, in particular, look attractive. Rising prices for cru...

A $10,000 investment made a decade ago would be worth more than $45,000 today. That works out to an annual return of about 16.4%.  It also has an ultra-low expense ratio of 0.04%, meaning that just $4 of a $10,000 investment goes toward fees. How could $7,000 send your kid to college? If you invested $7,000 up front and then added another $200 a month for the next 10 years and earned 16.4% per year, youd have a little less than $88,000 after a decade. Of course, this number will vary hugely ba...

Author Bio Daniel has been writing for Fool.com since 2019. A fan of value and dividend stocks, he covers the industrial sector, oil and gas, and renewable energy. He graduated summa cum laude from the University of Houston with a BBA in finance and marketing and a certificate in personal financial planning. The stock market has been a wild place as of late. From short squeezes to renewed interest in bitcoin, there can be a lot to take in. Most investors are better off i...

You might wish you owned these three stocks during the next bear market.

Author Bio Chris has covered Tech and Telecom companies for The Motley Fool since 2012. Follow him on Twitter for the latest tech stock coverage. Follow @tmfnewsie If you made a few New Years resolutions for 2021, Ive got some bad news for you -- nearly 80% of people abandon their resolutions by the second week of February. The good news is that if you set some investing goals for 2021 that youre considering ditching, its not too late to get back on track -- and we can ...

Author Bio Robin Hartill is a Florida-based personal finance writer and editor, and a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER.™ She is a graduate of the University of Florida. The average 529 college savings plan is opened once the beneficiary has already celebrated their seventh birthday, according to Morningstar research. And thats actually a late start. A 529 plan gives you a limited number of mutual funds, often target-date funds, that are designed for an 18-year time horizon...