These five top stocks to buy that all make good sense for investors looking to add energy, especially companies with Permian Basin exposure. The recent selling is offering some timely entry points…
With the United States poised to the world leader in oil production as early as this year, more deals for the top Permian Basin companies are highly likely.
These five outstanding picks from the Jefferies analysts all have solid upside to the firm's price target and look like good picks for the rest of 2018 and beyond.
Analysts at Merrill Lynch have named their top five picks among energy stocks along with posting a couple of ratings changes and reducing price objectives on some stocks.
Since the beginning of the year, many firms on Wall Street have tweaked their stock picks to account for potential changes in 2018, and one has added some outstanding stocks we feel…
For worried investors, it may make sense to jettison stocks that have big gains and start to look at a sector like energy, which probably still has solid potential for the rest of…
Lee Jackson Nine top picks for investors looking to play a rising inflation scenario in 2018. All these companies offer exposure to the reflation potential, as well as reasonable valuations, considering their somewhat out-of-favor…
Shares of these four top companies with big Permian Basin exposure may be better suited to growth portfolios, and they are all solid additions that are offering reasonably good entry points.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Friday include Buffalo Wild Wings, Gap, Hain Celestial, PayPal, Salesforce.com and Splunk.
After a huge run off the lows, oil has taken a hit, and for the first time in almost six months investors have an opportunity to grab some of the top companies…
Jefferies is very positive on these four top energy companies, two of which are in the firm's Franchise Picks portfolio of high conviction stocks to Buy.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Friday include Aetna, Alphabet, Amazon, Celgene, First Solar, Intel, IBM, Microsoft, Tesla and Twitter.
With oil demand and exports growing, and pricing finally appearing to be stabilizing, these top picks from Jefferies make good long-term plays for growth portfolios.
Just because Exxon Mobil and Chevron have reported second-quarter results does not mean there is nothing interesting left to see in the energy business. Seven firms, with market caps from $114 billion…
Another week in which insider buying dominated the insider selling. This remains incredibly positive for stock investors after an eight-year bull market.
