A new research report from Jefferies examined the first-quarter results from the companies in their data center research universe and came away very bullish, noting that leasing volumes for the quarter reached new records.
With a flight to cash hardly workable for most investors, and Treasury bonds seemingly very rich, quality low-volatility dividend stocks make the most sense in for uncertain times.
The top dividend-paying telecommunication stocks had a very solid first quarter, due in part to the fact that the first six weeks of the quarter were a nightmare as the market was hit extremely…
In a new research report, analysts at Jefferies make the case that most of the smaller cap stocks are expensive.
Keeping with more conservative large cap sector leaders makes sense for investors looking to add some oil services exposure to their portfolios.
While concerns have weighed on the semiconductor industry due to the maturing personal computer and mobile markets, growth in the automobile, cloud and Internet of Things arena will help drive future growth.
Dividend growth is as important as the size of the dividend, and in many cases more important as a metric. Strong cash flows allow companies to consistently raise their dividends, and that is what…
These stocks should do well for years regardless of who the next president is. They all have incredible franchises, long and mature product silos and, importantly, very strong consumer brand awareness.
All three of these top picks make good sense for investors looking to play a second half 2016 and 2017 oil sector rebound.
With earnings season drawing to a close and the windows for buying and selling opening, watch for the volume of buying and selling to increase in the coming weeks.
Insiders continued to buy shares this past week, and some were in very beaten down stocks such as Seagate Technology and Pandora Media.
The companies that benefit from strong auto sales, in addition to the automobile manufacturers themselves, are the original equipment manufacturers and the companies that sell to them.
A recent research report from Jefferies focuses on stocks that not only have very solid franchises but remain priced at a level that puts them into a value category.
Politicians are bound to say bombastic things that could prompt market volatility. Buying safe, dividend-paying stocks is a smart way to stay invested and generate income without taking an inordinate amount of risk.
It is hard to reach for yield and not have an increase in risk, so investors have to ask themselves how much risk they can afford.
The problem with "Sell in May and go away" is that there is no place to go. Stocks remain the place to be, and more conservative companies that pay dividends are probably the best…
Four solid tech stocks ideas from Jefferies: two that have blown away numbers and two that are solid companies that have some work to do.
The buying in REITs could be sizable, and money managers likely will focus on the larger and more stable companies.
These three financial stocks that look good now. They combine solid fundamentals with outstanding technical patterns.
It probably make sense now to move out of high volatility momentum type stocks into more conservative dividend-paying companies that will continue to crank out solid earnings regardless of who is president.
