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Good Stocks To Buy In 2019: In Which Stocks To Invest in 2019? Top Investment Picks for 2019

Making money through stocks in 2019 requires careful choices after a bruising year for almost all stocks. Therefore, what companies stock worth buying this year. If you are looking for good stocks, we have identified the best stocks to purchase right now based on their expected earnings growth over the years.

1. Facebook (FB)

After a rough 2018 in which Facebook was lambasted on Capitol Hill, and CEO Mark Zuckerberg was dragged before Congress, the Company was still named as one of U.S. News’ 10 best stocks to buy for 2019. Although, the company nightmare is dying down and the social media giant is still growing like a weed and cranking out profits. Analysts expect revenue to increase 49% from 2018 to 2020 after trading at 22 times earnings, making Facebook one of the best stocks to buy for 2019.

2. Amazon (AMZN)

E-commerce giant Amazon is one of the world’s biggest companies in the world, and its potential among growth stocks is still unmatched. Amazon is sold for $18 when the company went public in 1997. Today AMZN sells for $1,818. The possibility of hitting $10,000 seems likely making it one of the best stock for 2019.

3. Apple (AAPL)

Apple remains among the best stocks to buy for 2019. Although the company may not be the growth giant, it once was, but it shows no sign of slowing down with its ability to increase prices on consumers. Previous Apple earning wasn’t bad. Growing services revenue (from iTunes, iCloud, App Store, and more.) helping the company to boost earning making it a safe stock to buy in 2019.

4. Coca-Cola (KO)

The company is more than just selling soda these days. The company is transforming from a mostly soda company to a total beverage company with the recent acquisitions of Costa Coffee followed by vitamin water, tea and other drink-related companies. What makes Coca-Cola stock attractive is that the company sells products that consumers regularly purchase in good or bad times even when there is a recession.

 

 

 

 

 

Disclaimer: The information on this site is provided for discussion purposes only, and should not be misconstrued as investment advice. Under no circumstances does this information represent a recommendation to buy or sell securities.
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