4 Well-Known Tech Networking Stocks Could Be Buyout Candidates
With demand for storage, streaming and data capability huge, and continuing to grow, major companies may be bolt-on acquisitions in the networking arena.
With demand for storage, streaming and data capability huge, and continuing to grow, major companies may be bolt-on acquisitions in the networking arena.
In a year when almost every sector is still mired in negative performance, or flat at best, the telecom and utility sectors have posted double-digit gains.
So are any refiners still a buy? In a new research report, Deutsche Bank says yes, though not many are attractive now.
After a brutal year for oil pricing, some companies may be looking very attractive to majors and the large exploration and production companies. We found four well-known stocks on the RBC list.
One of the greatest strategies for investors to follow is actually a very simple one, look for stocks that can provide solid total return.
In what is a yearly and very all-encompassing report, the analysts at RBC again go through every sector looking for possible takeover candidates.
A new Merrill Lynch research report focuses on four smaller tech companies that screen very well on sales leverage.
Companies with solid balance sheets, good forward estimates and low valuations -- these are the traits that investors should start to look for as the market gets ready digest current gains.
While the price of oil has changed, the need for solid income flow, especially with interest rates at historic lows, has not changed.
We were intrigued by the recent strength of the value tech stocks, and we screened the Merrill Lynch database for companies in that part of the sector that were rated Buy.
A new research report from Jefferies focuses on a set of growth stocks for this week that have big upside. These four have some serious upside potential.
The return of the S&P 500 to the 2,000 level has proven to be a point at which some are ready to take money off the table.
While the insider buying wasn’t as prolific as what we saw when the market was getting pummeled in January and February, it remains consistent.
Stocks that are outperforming the tech index are ones to look at for investors seeking portfolio additions for the rest of 2016.
In a new research report, the analysts at Jefferies remove two companies from the firm's Franchise Picks list, though both retain their rating of Buy.
24/7 Wall St. screened the Merrill Lynch research data base for solid growth ideas that also paid a dividend of at least 4%.
With the government finally getting tough with China, iron ore prices rising, and demand improving, things are looking much better for these top steel companies and the industry as a whole.
With most of the Apple slowdown long since priced into these top companies, investors with an eye toward the second half of 2016 could be in a sweet spot now.
A new research note from UBS oilfield services analyst Angie Sedita maintains that the first half of this year could end up being an opportune time for investors with a long-term horizon to buy…
These stocks make good sense for long-term growth portfolios, as they trade at reasonable valuations and offer stellar growth potential.