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Facebook is a popular social media platform all over the world. In addition to that, Facebook, Inc. (Nasdaq:FB) is now one of the world's biggest companies, with its shares making a smooth, steady rise after its IPO. Since then, it has become more popular in the stock market. In this guide, you'll gain knowledge on what it takes to invest in Facebook stock and whether it's a good idea.

General Electric Company is an industrial business best known for power, aviation, financial services, renewable energy and healthcare. Its fame has increased through the awards it's won, such as Engineering Service Provider of the Year. It operates worldwide and has recently undergone a significant restructuring to offer more services.

Alibaba is one of the world's largest online commerce companies.

A vast majority of publicly listed companies regularly share their profits with their shareholders, a payment referred to as dividends. When a trade or investor searches for a company with high financial health to invest in, the dividend is an important part of their analysis and research.

While the past year was brutal for the manufacturing sector, Tesla (TSLA) not only managed to survive but also made history. The most significant milestones included the explosive growth to $2,000 per share, a stock split and acceptance into the S&P 500 index.

From its much-anticipated new line of electric trucks, the F-150 Lightning, to its partnership with an autonomous driving startup, Ford has major plans for 2022.

Despite the hit the entire sector has taken due to COVID-19, AMC's shares are still soaring.

With America's top 500 companies whose common stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange or NASDAQ, S&P 500 captures the pulse of the US corporate economy. This article will cover the basics of this index, what factors drive it, its performance and its outlook.

It's a common belief that the stock market has always been volatile. Then there are periods, such as the one induced by the COVID-19 pandemic or the one ahead of the US presidential elections, that bring about remarkable fluctuations in the prices of stocks and shares.

Black Monday on 9 March 2020 and Black Thursday on 12 March 2020 pulled investors out of the stock market. The pandemic brought down the stock market along with the price of oil. Companies are announcing defaults and filing for bankruptcy; analysts predict a global recession. Is it time to invest in stocks? Interestingly, yes.