Ethan Feller - Author for 24/7 Wall St.
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These two stocks have EPS forecasts greater than 20% annually, boosting long-term stock expectations.
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The two strongest stocks in the S&P 500 year to date have built out compelling technical chart patterns to trade from.
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Why the current scenario is ripe with opportunities, particularly within the resilient tech sector.
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These hidden gems, often overshadowed by more exciting counterparts, can offer substantial upside potential for those willing to dig a little deeper.
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Here are top ranked utility stocks that investors should consider if they are focused on reducing high risk exposure during the coming few weeks.
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It seems the bull market in oil is back. In just the last two months, the price of oil has rallied and an astonishing 30% and isn’t slowing down. After putting in a bottom earlier this year, and...
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These three companies have powerful business models and strong growth ahead of them.
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These are three less well-known technology stocks that have been on a tear all year.
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Investors interested in bottom fishing Chinese stocks should check out these three.
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Most investment portfolios should have at least some exposure to Utility stocks. They offer steady and assured earnings because consumers have limited options for switching from their services. This...
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One way to grow your portfolio at an incredible rate over the long term is to buy compounder stocks.
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Retail stocks currently enjoy a spot near the top of the Zacks Sector Rank, sitting in the #2 position. With the highly anticipated economic recession that never materialized, retail stocks have...
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These three stocks have had market beating performance over the past three years.
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In Q2, hedge fund manager David Tepper added several billion dollars of exposure to mostly technology and semiconductor stocks.
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These three stocks could outperform over the near term and possibly the long term.
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