Jefferies Biotech and Health Care Momentum Stocks to Buy With Big Upside Potential
A new research report from Jefferies notes that when price momentum has been as bad as it has been recently, it tends to rebound in a big way.
A new research report from Jefferies notes that when price momentum has been as bad as it has been recently, it tends to rebound in a big way.
A top new addition to the Jefferies Franchise Picks portfolio and four of the technology stocks that Jefferies views as its top high conviction picks.
While it has become somewhat clear that the stock market and much of Wall Street may be rooting for a Hillary Clinton victory, a come-from-behind victory by Donald Trump could always happen.
While insider buying is slowing, it won’t stop, and you can bet that after earnings are over and the presidential election is settled, we will have a ton of activity from insiders, both buying…
Earnings season has arrived, and while that has meant a slowdown in insider activity, some of the top executives at the biggest countries across the United States are still making some trades.
Regardless of who wins the presidential election, there is going to be a push to rebuild and resupply the military, and the big defense contractors should fare very well in 2017 and beyond.
Four top Dow Jones Industrial Average stocks that all yield more than 3% are down so far in 2016 and may be outstanding buys at current levels.
A new Jefferies research report features top pharmaceutical picks for the fourth quarter. Any of these top picks make good sense for long-term growth and income portfolios.
The UBS Dividend Ruler portfolio continues to outperform the overall market, and we continue to think that the outperformance will stay in place for the rest of the year and beyond.
Interest rates have been too low for too long, and when the Federal Reserve finally raises rates again come December, it could be a positive for the bank stocks.
Jefferies highlights top growth stocks to buy each week, and this week is no exception. These four all make good sense now and have outstanding upside potential.
Rates are still near the lowest levels in history, but by the way dividend stocks are being sold, you would think the late 1970s and early 1980s were right around the corner.
According to a new RBC research report, the land drillers have led oilfield services stocks off the bottom in every cycle recovery dating back to the early 1990s, and this cycle is no different.
The market has been putting in a grinding, sideways move and may be getting ready for a jump higher, especially if earnings start to pick up.
The U.S. dollar is expected to weaken regardless of the outcome of the presidential election, and for companies that thrive on a weaker greenback, 2017 could be a great year.
Despite the up and down nature of earnings from Twitter, it is an interesting franchise that under better corporate leadership could prosper.
Some insiders may be selling stock as they expect volatility after the election. Others may just be taking some money off the proverbial table.
With the fourth quarter underway and third-quarter earnings ready to start hitting the tape next week, many executives and 10% institutional owners have had to put plans of buying stock on hold.
These four cutting-edge companies could all have years of extended growth, and they are very prominent in their respective tech arenas.
A recent Stifel research piece makes the case that value investors may start looking at the tobaccos stocks, as they have been unmercifully punished.