Thursday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Alibaba, Apple, AT&T, Baidu, Chevron, Cisco Systems, Expedia, Goldman Sachs, Kroger, Micron Technology, Nike, Procter & Gamble, Square and Walmart.
Monday's top analyst calls included AbbVie, AES, AT&T, Boeing, Carnival, CME, Coca-Cola, Comcast, Honeywell, Lululemon Athletica, Netflix, Shopify, Starbucks and Twitter.
AT&T says it has halted its $4 billion accelerated share repurchase agreement. Did the COVID-19 impact pressure AT&T over its dividend?
Jon C. Ogg With interest rates still at generational lows, investors looking for income from stocks may be in the best place in a while. High-yielding, safer blue chips are available at rock bottom prices.
Investors are scrambling for safe-haven stocks. For many, Verizon is at the top of the list, due to its rock-solid balance sheet and bondlike yield.
As the grip of the COVID-19 spreads, Verizon’s business is in as safe a position as any mega-cap stock. The shares are now outperforming the Dow Jones industrials.
These five companies basically do all their business in the United States. They provide products or services that will be needed almost regardless of the severity or length of the coronavirus outbreak.
With even moderate appreciation in the share prices of these top companies, investors should be looking at double-digit total return potential. In a market that is very long in the tooth, that…
It appears that the odds of Sprint becoming part of T-Mobile have improved, and it shows in shares of many rivals, partners and equipment suppliers.
Thursday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations included Alphabet, Apple, AT&T, Biogen, CSX, Dow, Facebook, McDonald's, Microsoft and Tesla.
AT&T shares retreated after the telecom released mixed fourth-quarter financial results before the markets opened on Wednesday.
Chris Lange AT&T is set to release its fourth-quarter financial results before the opening bell on Wednesday. Can it provide an upside surprise?
Chris Lange Investors concerned over the potential fallout from the coronavirus outbreak may want to move to shares of companies with very little or no exposure to China. These five that make sense now,…
24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview of the most prominent earnings reports this week, including Amazon.com, AT&T and General Electric.
While a repeat of the 2019 gains would be an outstanding start to the new decade, the odds are stacked toward a more normal year for investment returns, with the potential for…
