All three have delivered tremendous returns over the years, but recent market volatility has created potentially attractive entry points for investors looking to capitalize on the next leg higher.

With a stock/bond hybrid that’s trading at a 10% discount to NAV, it also provides a potential source of upside if the bond panic continues.

Many quantum computing stocks reached record highs last year, but they pulled back this year. Here’s three beaten-down names to consider.

Here are today’s upgrades and downgrades: Intel, Instacart, Reddit, DoorDash, GE Vernova, Hershey, Boston Scientific, Rivian, Safran and more.

One yields 4.4% and is oversold, the other is an overlooked name whose payout has rocketed 379% higher in the last decade.

A Perpetual Dividend Raiser, it’s had years of strong performance.

And the companies supplying it have an avenue for growth…

Here are today’s upgrades and downgrades: Alphabet, PayPal, Palantir, Chevron, eBay, Hilton, Boston Scientific, Fortinet, Sprouts Farmers Market, Alkami and more.

This trio of names have excellent fundamentals and by trading at low earnings multiples, are potentially great buys right now.

In a very nice buy setup, its current 11.3% discount is still attractive, and heading the right way.

In short, collapsing consumer confidence is a good sign for stocks.

Here are today’s upgrades and downgrades: Boeing, Texas Instruments, Ryanair, F5, Enphase Energy, Whirlpool, Xylem, Qiagen, Sun Life Financial, Manulife Financial and more.