The Bullish and Bearish Case for United Technologies in 2015
United Technologies' forward earnings multiple of 16 is not high compared to the broad market, but expected sales growth is not a great growth story.
United Technologies' forward earnings multiple of 16 is not high compared to the broad market, but expected sales growth is not a great growth story.
When we ran the same analysis a year ago, analysts were looking for Procter & Gamble to rise by almost 7% in 2014, but it more than doubled that expectation.
McDonald’s remains in a very challenging business position, with its serious labor woes and sales trends that have been atrocious.
Thursday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen from Wall Street research calls includes Alcatel-Lucent, ADM, Bank of America, Chesapeake Energy, Google, J.P. Morgan and MGM.
One key consideration for the year ahead is that Johnson & Johnson raised its dividends again and managed to have upside performance above what was expected.
Microsoft's newer operating systems required more souped-up PCs with much stronger processors, and Intel got to ride that gravy train in 2014.
One key consideration for the year ahead is that 3M was recently among the top dividend and buybacks that were too big to ignore.
IBM was the DJIA’s biggest loser of 2014. Is there a case to be made that IBM could become the magic turnaround Dow stock in 2015 or beyond?
The first thing to consider about General Electric in 2015 is that the GE of today is about to be vastly different from the GE that your parents were used to.
Payrolls views offered by ADP and by TrimTabs likely will mute at least some of the more aggressive payrolls estimates from economists for Friday's Labor Department report.
Wednesday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen from Wall Street research calls include ADP, Cigna, First Solar, Garmin, LINN Energy and Synchrony.
24/7 Wall St. has decided to do a bullish and bearish analysis for Wal-Mart and the rest of the DJIA components to see what lies ahead for 2015 and beyond.
Boeing still has a more positive analyst bias ahead for 2015, when compared to most other Dow Jones Industrial Average stocks.
One key consideration for the year ahead is that Disney will start to see the hype from the upcoming Star Wars franchise hit.
One key consideration for the year ahead for Caterpillar is that it was a surprise winner for much of 2014, before reality started to set in.
24/7 Wall St. has run a bullish and bearish review for Cisco to see what lies ahead for 2015 and beyond.
Many investors watch relative newcomer Goldman Sachs as a barometer of financials and banks. 24/7 Wall St. has run a bullish and bearish analysis on the firm.
Tuesday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen from Wall Street research calls include GE, Gilead Sciences, Oracle, Under Armour and El Pollo Loco.
Crude oil hit a milestone on Monday by selling briefly under the $50 per barrel mark. Oil has not traded that low since April of 2009.
One key consideration for the year ahead is that Nike enjoys a very powerful brand globally. It would not have been added to the Dow had that not been the case.