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In the current inflationary market where people are constantly losing out on their purchasing power, it is a challenge to

Coinbase Global, commonly known as Coinbase, is a North American company that operates a cryptocurrency exchange platform and is an

Rivian Automotive is a US-based electric vehicle company. It has produced over five-passenger pickup trucks and sports utility vehicles and

Poshmark is a California-based social media marketplace with operations in the US, Canada, India and Australia. It lets people in

Peloton Interactive was a star performer during the pandemic. When most other stocks were tanking back in 2020, Peloton shares

Zoom Video Communications is a California-based communications technology company that was a pandemic darling. The company became a household name

Red Light Holland Corp or TRIP stock is a Toronto-based company engaged in producing, cultivating, and selling magic truffles in

The global stock markets have rallied over the past year, despite the world being grappled with one of the worst healthcare crises in human history. The Canadian stock market is no exception. S&P/ TSX Composite, the largest benchmark index in Canada, gained 56.04% since the stock market crash on March 23, 2020, following the news of a nationwide lockdown. The index has registered 3.6% gains year-to-date (as of February 26, 2021), 160 basis points higher than the S&P 500’s 2% returns over the same period.

The Trade Desk (TTD) is a California-based tech company known for its real-time programmatic marketing automation technologies, products, and services. The company is the largest independent demand-side platform in the world and competes with giants like Google’s DoubleClick, Facebook Ads, and many more. It rose to fame during the pandemic when businesses were forced to move online. The highly personalized customer experience provided by TTD helped its customers improve their overall return on investment. But The Trade Desk stock has been underperforming largely since the beginning of this year and has lost close to 24% year-to-date and about 8% in the last month.

Block [SQ], formerly known as Square, is a California-based financial service and digital payments company. It is capable of serving as a complete ecosystem for smaller companies, helping them run and grow their businesses. It has a range of over 30 products and services and operates across two major segments: Square and Cash App. Fintech is picking up popularity with each passing day and as a result Block’s business too, has got tremendous potential. The pandemic has also given it’s business a major boost. Still, things started going downhill for the company by the end of 2021 as had happened with many other tech stocks during that time. Currently, Block’s shares are down by more than 37% year over year and almost 15% year-to-date.

Peloton Interactive is a United States-based exercise equipment and media company operating worldwide. The company is famous for its Internet-connected stationary bicycles and treadmills that can be used by its monthly subscribers to remotely participate in fitness classes by using streaming media. The company charges a fixed amount as a membership fee to provide access to the additional features on its exercise equipment or to simply explore the content available in its app and website.

The final frontier seems to be getting closer and closer for humans. There is a slew of companies that have been continuously making progress to break down the barriers to space entry. But will space still be a priority in a volatile 2022, especially considering that we are not able to handle things between neighbors on earth? We think so. Here’s a look at three of the best space stocks to watch in 2022 and beyond.

Airbnb is a US-based conglomerate that runs an online marketplace to let travelers book housing properties around the world for purposes such as lodging, primary homestays, vacation rentals, and tourism activities. The Airbnb stock price has been on a roller-coaster since its debut in January 2021. It hit a high of $206 in February 2021 just before the second wave of the pandemic. It then fell to $140 in May as the second way halted travel around the world. On February 16, 2022, it was up to $186. Then Russia invaded Ukraine, and the stock has lost around 30% in just over 20 days.