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The Top 10 Stocks to Buy in 2022

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  There are some stocks that analysts have forecasted to be outperformers for 2022. They suggest that these are strong buys and will give a high return on investment in the long term. These stocks are: 1.       Teladoc Health (TDOC:NYE), 2.       Pinterest (PINS:NYE), 3.       Etsy (ETSY:NSD), 4.       MercadoLibre (MELI:NSD), 5.       Sea Limited (SE:NYE), 6.       Block (SQ:NYE), 7.       Intuitive Surgical (ISRG:NSD), 8.       Walt Disney (DIS:NYE), 9.       Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A:NYE)( BRK.B:NYE)     10.  Amazon (AMZN:NSD) This list is formed of several stocks of large or small corporations. Some of these are widely known stocks while others are not. The stocks listed have a market cap starting in the billions and go all the way in the trillions as Amazon is a trillion dollar business. Teladoc Health (TDOC: NYE) Telehealth, which was already a developing force, received a significant boost during the coronavirus pandemic. Teladoc Health, Inc. is a virt

Profitable stocks to buy for 2022.

  Alibaba Team (BABA) Alibaba, like Facebook, is a comeback of last year's best shares on the shopping list. ( BABA ) is both huge - worth more than $ 725 billion - and growing rapidly (sales have grown by about 30% in the last quarter). Investors now have a case study on how the business suddenly experiences market shocks. In a year that saw a pandemic emerge, spread and close daily life in much of China, Alibaba has continued to grow and its stock is about 25% to date. Although it is more remarkable for being the most important e-commerce giant in Asia, its cloud computing department now accounts for 10% of total sales and had a 60% increase in revenue in the previous quarter. With 21 times earnings ahead, the BABA stock is still trading cheaper than most equity growth stocks. U.S. investors should have some exposure to Chinese companies and Alibaba is arguably the only safest bet. Lowe Jewelry (LOW) Lowe's Jewelry ( LOW ) takes the cake from its biggest rival Home De