Nasdaq Bear Market: 2 No-Brainer Stocks to Buy Right Now

Although the market rebounded sharply on Wednesday on news that President Trump was pausing tariffs and only levying a flat 10% rate, except for China, the Nasdaq is still in a bear market. Bear markets start when an index drops 20% from its all-time high and technically remain in bear market status until a new all-time high is reached, which then kicks off a bull market.Regardless of the technical definition of a bear market, there are still plenty of bargains to be scooped up right now, and I think investors should still be buying. Two near the top of my list of best buys are Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) and The Trade Desk (NASDAQ: TTD). Investors received a pop on Wednesday, and these are fantastic buys that should be great investments over the next three to five years.While most people view Amazon as a potential casualty of the trade war with China due to the large amount of goods sourced from China on its e-commerce site, I think that's the wrong way to view the stock.Continue reading

Apr 13, 2025 - 13:29

Nasdaq Bear Market: 2 No-Brainer Stocks to Buy Right Now

Although the market rebounded sharply on Wednesday on news that President Trump was pausing tariffs and only levying a flat 10% rate, except for China, the Nasdaq is still in a bear market. Bear markets start when an index drops 20% from its all-time high and technically remain in bear market status until a new all-time high is reached, which then kicks off a bull market.

Regardless of the technical definition of a bear market, there are still plenty of bargains to be scooped up right now, and I think investors should still be buying. Two near the top of my list of best buys are Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) and The Trade Desk (NASDAQ: TTD). Investors received a pop on Wednesday, and these are fantastic buys that should be great investments over the next three to five years.

While most people view Amazon as a potential casualty of the trade war with China due to the large amount of goods sourced from China on its e-commerce site, I think that's the wrong way to view the stock.