The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls seen on Thursday include Analog Devices, BP, First Data, General Electric, Goodyear, Illinois Tool Works, NRG Energy and Palo Alto Networks.
The first quarter's top-performing stocks in the S&P 500 index included two pharmaceutical firms, an electricity generator, a video game maker and a media company.
The question remains whether the recent oil price level will stick or even push higher. In fact, a few analysts think they have the answer, based on a few prevailing tailwinds, to…
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Wednesday include Boeing, Capital One, CenturyLink, Morgan Stanley, NRG Energy and Vertex Pharmaceuticals.
Energy analysts at Morgan Stanley have cut price targets on 17 of 18 companies affected by continuing low natural gas prices. Coal is not a significant factor and won't be in the…
24/7 Wall St. tracked the best performing members of the S&P 500 Index on a year-to-date basis. It turns out that seven of the 500 stocks have gains of between 30% and…
For really the first time this year, we saw the pace of insider buying jump, and that may signal that while the rally could still have some legs, things are finally calming…
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Monday morning include Ciena, CME Group, Energy Transfer, NVIDIA and U.S. Steel.
In the past five years the Dow Jones Utility Index is up a stunning 65%. But like all good things, this long run is probably close to over.
Electric utility NRG Energy posted a surprise net loss and slashed its dividend to save money on Monday morning.
Paul Ausick These top Deutsche Bank utilities stock picks make excellent additions to growth and income total return portfolios looking for safety now.
A new report from Deutsche Bank says to overweight the utilities for 2016, as the firm is dubious that the Federal Reserve is poised to raise rates aggressively against a so-so economic…
The S&P 500 stock index was essentially flat for 2015. However, the 10 worst performing stocks dropped over 50%, and some by 75% or more.
The long and deep energy sell-off has brought many 10% owners and executives out to the buy desk. The insider buying volume swamped selling last week.
NRG Energy has announced that David Crane is stepping down as president and chief executive officer, effective immediately.
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