Permian Basin Leaders Among JPMorgan Top Large Cap 2017 Energy Picks
A new JPMorgan research report points to the OPEC production cut as a catalyst for next year, and overall the firm is reasonably bullish for 2017.
A new JPMorgan research report points to the OPEC production cut as a catalyst for next year, and overall the firm is reasonably bullish for 2017.
The Wall Street Journal reported this week that the lower house of Japan's Parliament passed a bill opening the way for casinos and sent it to the upper house for review.
The JPMorgan plan of staying with the bigger, more liquid, sector leaders makes sense. These should fare better in the event of a market pullback.
The big key for the airlines is economic growth, which finally after eight years of stagnation appears to be coming around. These five stocks offer good entry points.
The banking team at Jefferies feels that the ultimate bull case could be 30% to 35% increase in earnings from here, with a 1% increase in interest rates over the next two years and…
Steel prices are expected to remain solid in 2017, and the potential for some trade barriers to foreign steel could also prop things up. In a new report, Deutsche Bank raised price targets on…
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is up a staggering 1,200 points plus since the election, and the thing many don’t realize is that just three stocks have accounted for over half of the move.
With money expected to come out of the bond market, these four stocks are an attractive alternative that have solid upside potential, and they are the highest conviction picks at Jefferies.
Monday’s top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Arista Networks, McDonald's, TripAdvisor, Newmont Mining, Nike and Visa.
These are stocks that make good sense for investors looking to add to their overall equity holdings. They are all trading well below their 52-week highs and should be attracting substantial institutional interest in…
With all the markets recently hitting all-time highs for the first time since 1999, logic would seem to dictate a slowdown in insider buying activity, but just the opposite has happened.
One thing that is almost a certainty on Wall Street: record highs in the markets will almost always bring out the sellers. That was certainly the case this past week.
For those looking to generate income, equities remain one of the best resources, and these five look like long-term winners.
The fantastic growth of cloud computing and storage continues to be one of the most incredible tech stories of the past 20 years.
These top companies are offering investors an outstanding entry point after being clobbered much of the fall. The OPEC production cut combined with other positive metrics should put a tailwind behind the entire sector.
With the top pharmaceutical stocks trailing the market by a large margin, they are starting to look very attractive for long-term growth and income investors.
A recent Merrill Lynch research report makes the case that four top semiconductor companies will benefit not only from the growth recovery but improved pricing power.
All four of these companies are expected to benefit from the changes in Title 2 of the Communication Act and net neutrality.
Many on Wall Street are confident that 2017 will be another banner year for the Permian basin in West Texas. The oil industry and investors alike are looking to the region to provide volume…
In a recent research note, the analysts at Merrill Lynch make a big move by removing two blue chips from the firm's well-respected US 1 list of stocks to buy.