While the Thanksgiving holiday week was a very slow on Wall Street, the momentum is picking up as traders and investors got ready this past week for the final month of trading for 2015.
The holiday shortened Thanksgiving week sure didn’t keep the insider buyers from continuing to add shares.
The Franchise Picks list makes sense for solid growth investors looking for total return. Many of the stocks pay good dividends and have upside price potential.
The best of both worlds for aggressive growth accounts is mega-cap technology safety combined with regular and rising dividends.
The oil services trade is still a contrarian one, to say the least. The pain in the industry is not going away anytime soon, so sticking with the top names makes the most sense.
A Merrill Lynch report focuses on five top stocks that underperformed this year but that could outperform in 2016.
It is the best of both worlds for investors, when large cap growth companies become inexpensive enough to have a value call.
The RBC U.S. Equity Top Picks list has handily outperformed the S&P 500 this year and since inception.
A new Jefferies research report focuses on some biotech and specialty pharmaceutical stocks that have had some headline and clinical issues muddy the waters.
With the holiday shopping season in full-swing, you can bet the video game companies with the hot titles stand to have a huge fourth quarter.
A new research report from Deutsche Bank takes an in-depth look at how various banks will be affected by a rate hike and highlights three that could trade strong initially and sustain forward gains.
A new Deutsche Bank research report zeroes on four retailers the analysts think came away as the big winners this year.
A new research report from SunTrust Robinson Humphrey tracks the performance, or in most cases outperformance, of the debt of some top exploration and production companies.
On the close Tuesday, the PowerShares Dynamic exchange traded funds (ETFs) are set for a rebalance. These four stocks that are expected to have huge buying on the close Tuesday.
A new Merrill Lynch research report highlights the companies that will be a major part of what the analyst calls the climate change solution for a transforming world.
Buying high-yielding blue chips for 2016 makes good sense. The Federal Reserve interest rate increases over the next two years are expected to remain very small and very measured.
Deutsche Bank notes that despite a production decline, prices for oil stocks have had trouble gaining ground. These four leaders are the best way to play the energy sector now.
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