For savers and investors looking for income, stocks with good yields will remain the best avenue for the foreseeable future. We found four that fit the bill that look like outstanding values now.
In a new research report, Deutsche Bank remains bullish on utilities, especially those operating in Texas as the public utility commission recently decided against opening a generic tax proceeding.
Insider activity has slowed to a crawl as corporations halt insider transactions as they report quarterly earnings and revenue.
A new Jefferies research report features three compelling value stock picks that look like outstanding plays now, especially considering where the stocks are trading.
These are somewhat contrarian calls on stocks that all have very solid and well-built franchises. They also are not the overcrowded trades that tend to get crushed when things go wrong.
The Dividend Ruler portfolio has far outperformed the S&P 500 on a total return basis since the portfolio's inception in 2003. For growth and income investors, the UBS stock picks are among the best…
The market rally is putting a firmer bid under some of the top financial companies, which in turn look like they may have turned the corner.
While oil will continue to remain volatile, the trend clearly seems to be higher. A continued move higher this year and next appears to be in the cards.
According to Merrill Lynch, the automotive semiconductor market is now a stunning $30 billion, and four companies dominate sales.
While gold isn’t going back to the lofty highs of five years ago, there is a good chance it can continue the current move higher.
In a recent report, UBS made some significant changes to its Equity Focus list. The analysts look to go a touch more aggressive with the new additions.
Each week the analysts at Jefferies come out with their top value stock ideas and this week's selections are not only solid ideas, but also pay outstanding dividends.
Needless to say, the migration to the cloud for a variety of services for everybody from the individual consumer to the largest corporate enterprise has become ubiquitous. In what should be little if any…
Most stocks are very close to being fully valued, and if companies post poor first-quarter results, you can bet the sellers will be out in full force.
A new Jefferies research report highlights their top growth picks for this week, and the list is dominated by top biotech stocks.
While these quality tech stocks at a reasonable price are not for conservative accounts, they do make sense for long-term investors willing to have a technology presence in their portfolios.
With the overall markets flat to slightly down for the year, and expectations dampened pretty well, the parade of earnings that starts this week may be able to to put some oomph into things…
All these stocks make good sense for long-term growth portfolios. They trade at reasonable valuations and offer stellar growth potential. Toss in rising dividends, and they are total return vehicles for almost any market.
Despite the fact that first-quarter earnings will come in big next week, some serious insider buying has hit the tape.
The UBS Dividend Ruler portfolio team made some of their first changes for the second quarter, adding in a top insurance company stock that offers outstanding dividends and good upside potential.
