These are four very solid large cap semiconductor picks for investors to consider for 2018. All have backed up recently, mostly on end-of-the-year profit taking, and are offering some nice entry points.
A new Merrill Lynch report focuses on five semiconductor stocks that more aggressive accounts may want to look at after the recent brisk selling.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Wednesday include Abercrombie & Fitch, Amgen, Electronic Arts, General Motors, Goldcorp, Shopify, 3D Systems and Under Armour.
As we have noted many times, in a huge bull market run, when a sector gets hot there is only one thing that can push shares that are already extended even higher.…
In a new Merrill Lynch report, the analyst cite six semiconductor companies that have the best earnings momentum.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Friday include Albermarle, Anadarko, Costco, Cree, Kraft Heinz, Netflix, Valero and Walt Disney.
While it seems everything is fully priced, the good news for investors is that there is still a plethora of stocks that are cheaper than the overall S&P 500.
The good news for those looking to be or stay involved in the tech sector is that many of the semiconductor stocks remain underowned by institutional accounts.
These five top stocks to buy for the next five years all have a big hand in the growing Internet of Things sphere and so much more.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls on Wednesday include Alibaba, Electronic Arts, NVIDIA, Occidental Petroleum, SeaWorld and Yelp.
Here are the four top semiconductor stocks that Merrill Lynch sees as under-owned and that could be great additions to institutional portfolios.
With the Internet of Things still in its beginning stages, Merrill Lynch feels that the semiconductors can continue to benefit from the commoditization of traditional hardware.
With a market that seems to be teetering somewhat due to high valuations and some messy geopolitical issues, it makes sense to look for companies that are candidates to beat the current…
The Internet of Things is hardly new to most technology investors. But one thing is for sure, it may be the most explosive growth driver in the history of the semiconductor space.
The tech sector is usually a good leading indicator on what direction the markets might be heading, and one key analyst has shared some thoughts on semiconductors.
