ThinkstockThe technology industry is one that tends to duplicate itself within the sector. If it appears to be working for one group, and most of all Wall Street seems to applaud, then it may…
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One thing all biotech investors know is that if a binary event like clinical data goes wrong on a company relying on one specific product, then the end may not be that far behind.
When a sector gets ugly, one of the first things Wall Street looks for is big buyers at much reduced price levels.
24/7 Wall St. screened the Jefferies universe of energy stocks for high-quality companies that are rated Buy. These four jumped out at us.
In a momentum stock market, investors rarely look at anything other than the stock price, but when the market gets rich, and shares start to get shaky like we are seeing now, they often…
The cybersecurity stocks that have taken a beating this summer have been reporting big numbers this week, and investors are re-entering the stocks at a furious pace.
A new report from Cowen notes that the giant carriers' light first-half spending combined with unchanged total 2015 guidance could be big for the Verizon's communications equipment suppliers.
If there was ever a measure of internal corporate bullishness, especially when a company is generating substantial free cash flow, it is how much stock the company is buying back in the open market.
A new report from RBC says to take advantage of selling in three top tech stocks now, for what could be solid gains not far down the road.
Some investors may raise an eye as Merrill Lynch adds Facebook at prices near a 52-week high. The bottom line is the company is basically in a world with no competition.
This is the perfect time for aggressive growth investors to look to value stocks for a rotation, and a new report from Jefferies highlights five top picks for this week.
A new report from Cowen says that in the next two years the U.S. natural gas market could turn from a domestic to an international market.
Price to cash flow can be a very good indicator on when a stock is truly cheap. Here are five stocks that recently hit Merrill Lynch's screen.
Some analysts we cover on Wall Street are becoming more bullish on the utility sector after it took a big hit this year.
For years the fabless chip makers seemed to have the upper hand as they designed their own semiconductors, but outsourced the actual manufacturing to others.
The Jefferies focus picks may seem like momentum stocks, but they truly have outstanding underlying fundamentals, and despite a few having tremendous moves lately, the Jefferies team sees plenty of upside.