A new Merrill Lynch report notes that while the tech trade is crowded, the overall sector remains cheap versus historical levels on relative forward price to earnings basis. These four companies pay good dividends…
The stock prices these three top gaming stocks have soared over the past year, and the companies could have some big news at next week's Electronics Entertainment Expo, known in the industry as E3.
Another week in which insider buying dominated the insider selling. This remains incredibly positive for stock investors after an eight-year bull market.
Merrill Lynch has four top picks, all from different sectors, that look like good portfolio additions for growth investors for the second half of 2017.
Friday’s top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations included Costco, Deckers Outdoor, Qualcomm, Royal Dutch Shell, Shire and Ulta Beauty.
These three companies have extraordinary management teams and a huge footprint in banking and investment banking and in the capital markets. All are good holdings for long-term growth accounts.
A new Deutsche Bank research report focuses on the big capitalization pharmaceutical stocks and the upcoming catalysts and news flow they have for the rest of 2017.
These five companies represent among the very best in the defense industry, and their shares make very good sense for long-term growth accounts.
The team at UBS that manages the Quality Growth at a Reasonable Price (Q-GARP) portfolio has replaced a top cable stock with a consumer products giant.
One industry that has come surging back into prominence is steel, and the U.S.-based companies appear to be in the best position they have been in years.
These four energy MLPs pay way above average distributions, their shares are priced right and they offer investors some outstanding total return potential.
With stocks priced almost to perfection, it may be smart to shift to companies that have better upside potential.
Private equity firms are well armed with cash, and some on Wall Street think they may be close to a buying binge, especially where small and mid-cap tech firms are concerned.
Merrill Lynch has raised its price targets on five quality, large-cap growth stocks that make good sense for growth investors looking to reposition their portfolios to account for perhaps more volatility the rest of…
Strong insider buying is a positive sign for investors, given that once again, despite the highest volatility we have seen this year, all the indexes are trading at or near their all-time highs.
All in all, the Cisco numbers aren’t terrible for these companies, and any big back-up in share prices may make for an outstanding entry point.
After a couple of down years in which the shrill political rhetoric over drug prices kept a pall over the industry, biotech stocks are showing some signs of life.
Sticking with the big money center leaders makes sense, especially with some volatility creeping back into the overall markets. While the near term could get rocky, the long-term outlook for all these large cap…
Despite the constant chatter from the Federal Reserve and those on Wall Street anxious to see interest rates move higher, the reality is almost every uptick in yields brings in buyers, which in turn…
These five top stocks to buy for the next five years all have a big hand in the growing Internet of Things sphere and so much more.
