The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Friday include Blue Apron, Edison International, Goldman Sachs, Kohl's, Nvidia and Perrigo.
Here are six defensive utilities with upside to the consensus analyst target prices from firms we cover on Wall Street and Thomson Reuters, each with solid dividends.
The halcyon days of huge gains for the utility sector are over, but it always makes sense to keep a weighting of these stocks in a well-rounded portfolio.
While the likelihood that the election results could be contested are small, if they are you can bet that like in 2000 shareholders won’t be pleased.
While the utility run may be closer to over than even a few months ago, all these stocks have been hammered recently and have bounce-back potential.
As the broad markets are recovering, we are starting to realize that the Brexit was a great opportunity to buy into the markets. The Brexit pulled markets back across the board. However,…
Wednesday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Akamai Technologies, Apple, Devon Energy, GrubHub, JetBlue Airways, Kroger, Twitter, UBS and Yelp.
Friday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Blackstone, Infloblox, Dynegy, IBM, Sprint, Spirit Airlines and Verizon Communications.
24/7 Wall St. screened the Merrill Lynch utility stock universe and found four outstanding large-cap utility stocks that are rated Buy at the firm and make good sense for investors now.
Merrill Lynch believes the Federal Reserve rate hike could potentially act as the removal of an overhang on utilities rather than as a negative catalyst.
Tuesday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Apollo Education, Petrobras, Shopify, Fitbit, Sarepta Therapeutics and Lowe's.
A new report from UBS makes the case that the mass selling of utilities has provided an outstanding chance to own three top stocks to hold for what the firm calls a…
A new report from Deutsche Bank on utilities not only says that comparisons with last year could be difficult, but the forward path is also not as bright as before.
Now that so many utilities have seen their shares rise and their dividend yields compress, investors who like the defensive nature of utilities, and the dividends, are wondering where to go in…
While most of the big money may have been made in utilities, the analysts at Merrill Lynch make the case that many fundamentals still favor keeping a position in the sector.
