6 Serious Contrarian Stock Picks for Unexpected Upside
Here are six contrarian ideas from Credit Suisse for growth investors, with some of them being more contrarian than others.
Here are six contrarian ideas from Credit Suisse for growth investors, with some of them being more contrarian than others.
A new JPMorgan research report makes the case that bank stocks are attractively valued now relative to the overall market, and the rest of 2017 looks bright.
Stocks are still trading close to all-time highs, and that means one thing for companies posting first-quarter results. Meet or beat expectations, and provide at least decent guidance, or sellers may show up in…
While Deutsche Bank does remain cautious on asset managers, it feels that brokers and the financial exchanges may be the best positioned against first-quarter expectations.
A corporate tax rate of 25% could provide some huge upside potential for companies with a large domestic exposure. These five top stocks make good sense for growth portfolios.
These five top homebuilders are in areas experiencing solid growth. With the potential for economic and job growth on the horizon, all these stocks could have a positive 2017 and way beyond.
Wednesday’s top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations included AstraZeneca, Hasbro, Roche, Peabody Energy, Suncor and Wynn Resorts,
In a recent research note, the analysts at Merrill Lynch made a big move by adding a top software company to the firm's well respected US 1 list of stocks to buy
With inflation a real concern going forward, and the market expecting at least two more interest rate hikes, it makes sense to own stocks that should do well under those conditions.
Merrill Lynch has avoided high-flying momentum ideas and focused on solid companies that are reasonably priced and may stand to benefit from new initiatives from the administration and other macro events.
Jefferies analysts remain reasonably bullish, and in their top growth picks for the week the firm focuses on some stocks that could be top momentum stories for the second quarter.
For the past couple of months, Wall Street strategists and portfolio managers has been championing European stocks as better buys now than U.S. stocks.
Insiders have continued buying shares, especially at companies that either have traded off some or may have issues going forward.
A wild quarter with some huge insider selling as the market constantly hit all-time highs closed Friday with very light insider action last week.
With refinery utilization rising, U.S. inventory draws starting in May, and a huge Russell rebalance that should favor energy in June, oil prices may be poised to go higher.
Steel prices are expected to remain solid in 2017 and beyond, and the potential for some trade barriers to foreign steel could also prop up things. The huge energy and infrastructure growth may not…
It would seem to be safe to say that if these top dividend-paying blue chips posted solid first-quarter numbers and forward guidance, they could see some serious institutional buying.
In a new research report, JPMorgan feels that owning the right gold stocks makes sense given the current global environment.
Given the fact that consumer confidence is the highest in 16 years, and the Federal Reserve will continue to raise interest rates, the outlook for the financial sector seems positive.
While the spot price of oil may remain volatile, buying the top land drillers with exposure in the best basin plays in the United States makes good sense for aggressive growth investors.